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Adeel Hassan is an economic and business journalist who writes about finance, inflation, and stock market trends. He simplifies complex financial topics for everyday readers.

Adeel Hassan

Adeel Hassan is an economic and business journalist who writes about finance, inflation, and stock market trends. He simplifies complex financial topics for everyday readers.

Pakistan’s Global Bond Market Access Signals Growing Investor Confidence 

Pakistan’s Global Bond Market Access Signals Growing Investor Confidence 

Pakistan’s re-entry into the Pakistan global bond market with a record $3 billion dual-tranche Eurobond sale is an important development for the country’s external financing position. The huge demand from international investors, with orders said

Pakistan Trade Reforms Could Strengthen Commerce And Economic Growth 

Pakistan Trade Reforms Could Strengthen Commerce And Economic Growth 

The measures under Pakistan trade reforms aim to cut unnecessary import duties, streamline commercial procedures and remove obstacles that have historically raised costs for businesses. The reforms could make access to raw materials and key

KP Approves Free Electric Scooters For Female Students And Workers 

KP Approves Free Electric Scooters For Female Students And Workers 

The first phase of the KP free electric scooters program will be for eligible female students and working women in Peshawar. The beneficiaries would be selected by a computerised balloting process, which would offer a

How Tim Cook’s Apple Leadership Transformed Workers, Growth And Innovation 

How Tim Cook’s Apple Leadership Transformed Workers, Growth And Innovation 

Cook’s way of leading created a different environment through Tim Cook Apple leadership than the intense product-focused culture of the Jobs era. Under Cook, values around diversity, accessibility, human rights and environmental responsibility became more

Pakistan Plans Rs. 10 Coin As Banknote Printing Costs Rise 

Pakistan Plans Rs. 10 Coin As Banknote Printing Costs Rise 

The State Bank of Pakistan (SBP) has proposed introducing the Pakistan Rs. 10 coin to replace the existing Rs. 10 banknote as part of an overall redesign of the country’s currency series. This proposal is

Pakistan’s Virtual Assets Authority Advances Regulatory Framework Under Bilal bin Saqib’s Leadership 

Pakistan’s Virtual Assets Authority Advances Regulatory Framework Under Bilal bin Saqib’s Leadership 

Pakistan Virtual Assets Authority is a big step forward for Pakistan’s burgeoning digital economy, as virtual asset activity grows globally.. A formal regulatory framework can help separate legitimate firms from unregulated players and enhance protections

Pakistan’s First Diversified Payment Rights Programme Moves Forward With IFC Deal 

Pakistan’s First Diversified Payment Rights Programme Moves Forward With IFC Deal 

Pakistan has taken a major step toward widening its external financing options through the Pakistan Diversified Payment Rights Programme, with a deal between IFC and Bank Alfalah. The first transaction, for up to $100 million,

Why Last-Minute Extensions Raise Questions About Transparency in Pakistan 

Why Last-Minute Extensions Raise Questions About Transparency in Pakistan 

This has become a regular feature in Pakistan, where last-minute extensions by regulators allow companies to escape looming compliance deadlines, raising growing concerns about Pakistan transparency and governance. This is particularly sensitive in pharmaceutical and

Rising Power Costs: Can Pakistan Make Electricity More Affordable for Households? 

Rising Power Costs: Can Pakistan Make Electricity More Affordable for Households? 

Pakistan electricity prices are sometimes approaching PKR 60 per unit, creating a significant strain on household budgets through higher energy consumption. The high cost of electricity is more than simply household budgets. The operating costs

Can Pakistan Resolve Transport Strikes Without Raising Costs for Businesses and Consumers? 

Can Pakistan Resolve Transport Strikes Without Raising Costs for Businesses and Consumers? 

The current challenge is more sensitive, as Pakistan transport strikes continue while transporters seek relief from rising operating costs like diesel prices, withholding taxes and toll charges. At the same time, Pakistan faces fiscal constraints