The IMF programme is coming to an end this month and the government has decided not to seek further assistance.

The figure has remained above $1b for five months in a row.

Central bank’s decision to cut its policy rate seems to be a good step, but it wont make much of a difference.

Pakistan has to be extra vigilant this year in order to ensure that the agricultural sector does not falter.

Longer term papers attracted the highest amount.

Energy and industrial production not increased at pace that country could cater to needs of its growing population.

In order to progress, Pakistan can take cue from powerful economies of China, South Korea, Malaysia and Brazil.

Yield on six-month papers rises.

The country achieved a new feat last week when foreign exchange reserves swelled to a record high.

Is the country taking steps to gain a wider foothold in international markets by strengthening its competitiveness?