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This weekly inflation rate as captured by the Pakistan Bureau of Statistics (PBS) was 3.97%YoY. The latest Sensitive Price Indicator (SPI) pointed to a hike in the prices of essential commodities including sugar, chicken, and
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Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif said that there is direct link between growth of economy and political stability while chairing a meeting on Special Investment Facilitation Council or SIFC. He pointed out that the macroeconomic performance
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The National Accounts Committee NAC has down revised the GDP growth estimate for Pakistan FY 2023-24 to 2.50 percent from earlier estimate of 2.52 percent. The adjustment comes at a time that different sectors of
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Pakistan’s fuel prices could go up at the start of the new year, with HSD, kerosene, and LDO to go up by Rs4-5 per litre for the first two weeks of the year 2025. The
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Because of climate change, natural disasters such as floods and cyclones are likely becoming more frequent and intense. In such tough situations, different countries across the globe are looking for methods to establish systems to
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In a meeting between the Emirates Cricket Board Chairman Sheikh Mubarak Al Nahyan and PCB Chairman Mohsin Naqvi in Sanghar, Sindh, PCB has formally declared the United Arab Emirates (UAE) as neutral venue for India’s
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Karachi SSP IGP Sindh police Ghulam Nabi Memon has declared that vehicles and motorcycles without proper licenses will be impounded. In a recent interview at ARY news, the IG explained that untrained driving is the
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The NEPRA has filed lawsuits against different DISCOs in 71 reported cases of over billing as informed to the National Assembly. During the period of July-August 2023, more than 4.1 million consumers were observed to
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Pakistan has observed escalation in the situation with legal facials going on the aggressive in responding to the protest by Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf workers in Islamabad. The capital city has become a stage of political turmoil;
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Pakistan opener Saim Ayub smashed a 53-ball century against Zimbabwe, becoming the first Pakistan batter after Shahid Afridi to make an ODI hundred in less than 60 balls. Playing only his fifth ODI, Ayub's shining
