Real state in Pakistan
The real estate sector is one of the most important contributors to Pakistan’s economy. It includes the buying, selling, renting, and development of land and property such as houses, commercial…
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The real estate sector is one of the most important contributors to Pakistan’s economy. It includes the buying, selling, renting, and development of land and property such as houses, commercial…
Islamabad, June 19, 2026 (Agencies) — Pakistan sits atop the world’s fifth-largest copper and gold reserves, yet the minerals sector contributes a mere fraction of the country’s GDP — a…
Karachi, June 2, 2026 (Agencies) — Pakistan’s stock market has posted notable gains in recent weeks, buoyed by deepening economic ties with China and growing investor confidence following Prime Minister…
Since independence in 1947, Pakistan has faced repeated economic challenges — wars, oil shocks, trade deficits, inflation, and foreign exchange shortages. To manage these crises, successive governments turned to international…
ISLAMABAD March 29, 2026 (Agencies): The International Monetary Fund and Pakistan have reached a staff-level agreement on key program reviews, paving the way for disbursement of approximately 1.2 billion dollars…
The issue of Pakistan’s circular debt is a knot that is not confined merely to the energy sector or the electricity distribution companies, but directly affects the entire structure of…
Inflation is the rise in the general prices of goods and services over a period of time, which reduces the purchasing power of money. It is rightly said that “Nothing…
NEW DELHI (Agencies): India is preparing to block Pakistan’s attempt to acquire a 1.1% stake in the Shanghai-based New Development Bank (NDB), Business Standard reported on Monday, citing sources. New…
Islamabad (Agencies): China has rolled over a $2 billion loan to Pakistan, providing crucial financial relief as the country grapples with mounting external debt obligations. Adviser to the Finance Minister,…
In recent years, Pakistan’s tax system has undergone a dramatic shift. What was once a structured, predictable framework has transformed into a constantly evolving maze of amendments, SROs, and ordinance…