An uncaring government in Sindh has brought it closer to the beginning of the end in its traditional stronghold.

A stronger rupee brings political acclaim, but the balance of economic gains is uncertain.

While nationalisation of land failed almost everywhere, small, privatised units of land have been success stories.

He would pick up holes in language, data, challenge appropriateness of methodology, point out misleading conclusions.

High growth in services can increase GDP, but not the desired employment levels in economies with large populations.

Legacy, in terms of SBP’s report, is not as dismal as it appears in official pontifications. nor prospects any better.

Clearer picture is possible only if finance minister reveals detailed quarterly numbers along with methodology adopted

The cost of litigation and time spent by the judiciary and the executive on cases perhaps exceeded the return.

Mr Dar sees the importance of reserves, but unrealistically expects an improvement in three to four months.

By front-loading its conditionality, the IMF has actually contributed to the lack of confidence in the rupee.