The stamp paper fee increase in Pakistan has sparked widespread concern after the federal government announced a sharp revision in charges for legal, educational, utility, and property-related
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SBP set to announce new monetary policy today
The State Bank of Pakistan (SBP) is set to announce a new monetary policy on Monday (today), ARY News reported. A key meeting of the […]
National Savings Profit Rates Cut Across Multiple Schemes
National Savings profit rates have been revised downward as the Central Directorate of National Savings (CDNS) announced cuts to returns on most National Savings Schemes (NSS)
Gold Prices in Pakistan Hit New Record High
Gold prices in Pakistan surged to another all-time high on Saturday, reflecting strong momentum in the international bullion market and continued local demand for safe-haven assets.
Pakistan Airport Privatisation Clarification Explained
Pakistan airport privatisation has once again come into focus after the Privatisation Commission (PC) firmly rejected media reports claiming that Pakistan had cancelled a proposed lease of Islamabad International
IMF Praises Pakistan Reforms at Davos
IMF praises Pakistan reforms as the country continues to implement difficult but necessary economic measures under Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif. Speaking at the World Economic Forum in Davos
Asia LNG Spot Prices Hit Nine-Week High on Winter Demand
Asia LNG spot prices climbed for a second consecutive week, reaching a nine-week high as colder winter temperatures across the northern hemisphere boosted heating demand.
India Forex Reserves Cross $700 Billion Mark
India’s foreign exchange reserves have surged past a major psychological milestone, drawing attention from economists, investors, and policymakers alike. According to the Reserve Bank of India (RBI),
Solar Panel Prices in Pakistan Rise Ahead of Summer
Solar panel prices in Pakistan have surged sharply ahead of the summer season, creating concern among households planning to shift to renewable energy. With rising electricity tariffs