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Borrowing: Public debt rises by Rs1.3 trillion
Domestic borrowing accounts for 60% of total debt.
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In agriculture, livestock grows 4%, outpaces crops
Among major crops, rice and cotton register impressive growth.
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Tax exemptions cost Rs185 billion this year
Amount is higher than foreign loans expected next fiscal year.
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Rupee sinks to record low against dollar
The currency slid 0.9% to 93.8350 per dollar, which is a record low.
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Economic Survey 2011-12: 3.7% growth rate achieved
Finance minister highlights overall performance of economy during the out-going fiscal year.
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OGRA proposes bringing petrol back under Rs100
Suggests major slashing of fuel prices across the board.
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Sky-high: LPG price hike expected
Despite fall in international prices, domestic rates may climb Rs8.8 a kg .
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Bengali presents proposals for upcoming budget
Proposes to replace RGST system with the previous regime.
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Market watch: Stocks down on macroeconomic concerns, gas cess
Benchmark KSE-100 index sheds 200 points.
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Indonesia proposes early implementation of trade agreement
Bilateral trade may double after realisation of PTA.
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Hubco settles tax dispute once and for all
Takes advantage of FBR’s scheme and does not pay surcharge.
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Sovereign default: IPPs to serve fresh notices to govt for outstanding dues
Govt has run into multiple defaults, yet to settle an approved partial payment.
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Rental power saga: Turkish firm refuses out of court settlement
Karkey tight-lipped until restraining order on ships is removed.
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Well-baked idea: A business built with cakes and pastries
One of Karachi's fastest growing startups set to expand.
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Inflation rose by 9% in 2012: FAFEN report
The overall rate of inflation over the last two years (April 2010-April 2012) went up by 25%.
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Pakistan 'heading for crisis without reforms'
The IMF says Pakistan needs to raise tax revenues substantially to reduce the deficit sustainably.
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Roundtable conference: Education, training vital for prosperity
SAARC members should take steps urgently to bridge skill gap: Srivastava.
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Digital funds: E-banking transactions rise by 6.4%
Payment system infrastructure continued to grow as 203 more ATMs were added during the quarter.
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Economic ties: Iran ready to support Punjab in energy, agri sectors
Senator Khosa says Punjab govt was taking all possible measures to increase trade, economic relations with Iran.
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Ministry rejects NBP claim of Rs4b for oil payments
Bank demands money for oil purchases on credit from Kuwait.
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Oil imports: Mistrust hounds plan to import fuel from India
Over-reliance on India for strategic products could imperil security.
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Precautionary measures: CAA temporarily suspends Bhoja Air operations
The airline is currently operating with only one aircraft.
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Market watch: Stocks close mixed on profit-taking
Benchmark KSE-100 index gains 40 points.
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Railways unable to ship NATO containers: Bilour
Minister says company needs bailout to get back on feet.
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Fuel price adjustment: Power tariff increased by Rs1.97 per unit
This will be charged in Nov bills, KESC; lifeline consumers are exempt.
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Pakistan’s first solar power system goes online
Premier seeks to attract investors for additional projects.
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Tax authority freezes PTA bank accounts
Mobilink settles with FBR to pay only 30% of outstanding dues.
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Cutting edge: Taking your business into the ‘clouds’
Pakistan’s first cloud computing service launched in Islamabad.
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VIP treatment: OGDC lets SSGC cut the line to receive gas supply
State-owned gas provider will procure LPG on a priority basis, while other companies wait five days for their turn.
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Facebook shares plumb new depths, shed more than $20 billion in value
Facebook Inc shares slid below $30 to a new low on Tuesday.
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Defence Ministry suspends Bhoja Air operations
CAA says operations suspended till Bhoja Air acquires at least three aircrafts for domestic operations.
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Income Tax: FBR freezes PTA accounts over Rs3.6 billion in dues
Mobilink settles dues, to pay Rs2.5billion under FBR surcharge waiver scheme.
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India, Pakistan kick off oil talks
Senior official says Pakistan would like to get diesel in Karachi and furnace oil in Punjab from India.
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Fuel adjustment: NEPRA raises power tariff by Rs1.97
The Central Power Purchasing Agency (CCPA) had proposed a raise of Rs2 per unit.
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Urea sales plunge 37% in April
Availability of subsidised imported urea dents local producers’ margins.
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Market watch: Institutional buying, inflows help stocks recover
Benchmark KSE-100 index gains 106 points.
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LPG prices increased again
Prices soaring due to demand-supply gap: Khan.
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Agriculture needs investment in new seeds, technology
Expert says better seed quality can increase output by 35%.
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Unsold local fertiliser stock swells to record high
Arrival of cheap imports makes local product unwanted.
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Government plan to replace CNG with LPG upsets traders
‘Decision will cause distress and loss to millions across the country’.
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Money talks: MQM, PM to discuss development budgets
Discuss Karachi projects including circular railway, Lyari Expressway, KIV water supply project, M-9 motorway.
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Doing away with subsidies: Plan under study to up gas supply to power plants
Proposal envisions diversion from CNG outlets and captive power plants of industries.
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Bridging the divide: India offers to lay pipeline for oil export to Pakistan
Seeks assurance of long-term purchases, Islamabad proposes naphtha export to Delhi.
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India rupee woes highlight economic drift
A falling rupee stokes India's inflation and it deters capital inflows.
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Money matters and marriage!
More than 73% of couples argue over issues related to money.
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Why do visions not get delivered
‘Vision without action is a daydream. Action without vision is a nightmare’.
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Boosting country’s capital markets
Inherent value of bourses, not cosmetic measures, fuels the rally.
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Consumerism – the price we pay
We are in the race to overtake West in bad examples.
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Three-pronged strategy needed to resolve power crisis
Resolution of circular debt, theft and line losses are key issues.
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Money transfer: Contribution of international students to economies
Malaysia is the latest destination attracting many foreign students.

















































