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PSX rally ends with KSE-100 Index dropping by 327.60 points
PSX saw a slight dip with KSE-100 down by 0.28%.
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6,000 Utility Stores workers to be laid off
USC privatisation delayed until audit completion in August, says Managing Director Utility Stores Corporation.
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SBP reserves rise $49m
Gold hits new record at Rs320,800/tola; savings scheme rates also go up
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Boxing receives official IOC thumbs-up for LA Games
Ex-Olympic champions welcome the green light for sport's inclusion in 2028
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Global debt at $100tr as interest costs soar
OECD says interest payments by govts higher than defence spending
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Fed's approach gives respite for tariff-hit investors
Wall Street gains as central bank holds rates steady acknowledging economic uncertainty
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Precious gems sparkle at Jewellery Fair in Beijing
Expo attracts more than 1,000 jewellers, provides opportunities for business growth
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Traders decry illegal parking fees
HCSTSI urges govt to enforce ban, establish legal parking plazas
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PSX hits new peak on IMF deal talk
KSE-100 index surges 796 points amid several positive economic triggers
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Economists call out hidden cost of lower interest rates
Warn of widening inequality, social marginalisation; call for balanced, protective rate
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Businessmen slam 'arbitrary actions'
He pointed out that the KCCI had taken historic initiatives to facilitate trade
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Oil rises after US sanctions Iran
Iran produces more than 3 million barrels per day of crude oil.
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Pakistan to formalise cryptocurrency, roll out regulatory framework
Bilal bin Saqib shares the country's crypto vision in an interview with Bloomberg TV.
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Gold hits all-time high: A list of the top countries with the largest reserves
The US holds the largest gold reserves in the world, followed by Germany and the International Monetary Fund.
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Gold prices skyrocket as global, local markets hit new peaks
Meanwhile, silver prices experienced a decline. The price of one tola of silver dropped by Rs31, settling at Rs3,524
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PSX reaches record high as index crosses 119,000 points for the first time
PSX sees continued surge with KSE-100 Index up 0.58% or 689.71 points during intra-day trading.
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SECP seeks feedback on issuance of capital
Proposes policy framework for firms floating shares with varied rights
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Govt revises profit rates on national savings schemes
Central Directorate of National Savings implemented changes following SBP decision to maintain policy rate at 12%
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Govt sets sugar price at Rs164/kg
Decision benefits millers, raises concerns amid rising local and export revenues
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Led by local institutions, PSX soars to record
Index rises 973 points as optimism grows about debt settlement, IMF review
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Gold rush continues, hits Rs319,000
Surges by Rs1,650; SBP raises Rs1.3tr as rupee gains 6 paisa to 280.21/$
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Sindh farmers stage rally against new canals
Urge federal govt to immediately halt execution of projects on Indus River
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EU envoy calls on commerce minister
Discusses business forum slated for May that will focus on partnerships in key sectors
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Dairy industry takes up 18% GST issue
One of the key topics of discussion was the impact of 18% general sales tax (GST) on packaged milk.
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Google's $32b deal for Wiz accelerated
Deal finalised after Trump's antitrust shift, brings prospect of friendlier antitrust review
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Startup induction nears grand finale
Over 125 startups compete in NIC's 13th cohort with game-changing solutions
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US, China and UK remain top export destinations
Exports to US rise by 10.49%, while shipments to China decline
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World Bank approves $102m for microfinance
Funding to boost financial inclusion, resilience of vulnerable populations
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Gold prices continue record-breaking streak, reach Rs319,000 per tola
Similarly, the price of 10 grams of 24-carat gold increased by Rs1,415
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PIA undergoes 2nd privatisation bid
Commission for selling majority or full stake while partially retaining ownership
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World Bank approves $102m loan for Pakistan
The loan will benefit nearly 1.9 million people, including low-income households across Pakistan.
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Customs fraud causes loss of billions
Importers, govt officials manipulate declared quantities to evade taxes
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Net metering changes threaten solar industry
PSA chairman says move will push more consumers off-grid
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Businessmen demand swift action to avert water disaster
Lahore business leaders urge swift action on Pakistan’s water crisis, call for dam construction.
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'US will be hit by high tariffs'
China warns of economic harm as US tariffs spark global retaliation; new levies may hit April 2.
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Charter of economy presented to overcome challenges
FPCCI shares document with FinMin, aimed at fostering political consensus, devising economic strategy
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Pakistani furniture draws crowds at Dongguan expo
Event serves as platform to learn from best, explore potential partnerships
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PSX bullish on debt reduction hopes
Index surges 801 points, supported by 97% drop in current account deficit
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CCP warns of policy action in face of sugar crisis
Competition body closely monitoring situation to unearth anti-competitive practices
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Gold continues upward flight to Rs317,350/tola
Hits single-day rise of Rs2,550; rupee loses 10 paisa; RDA inflows near $9.8b by Feb'25
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SBP issues statement on shortage of new currency notes
So far, SBP has issued Rs27 billion in fresh banknotes of various denominations to 17,000 branches.
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Gold rises to fresh peak at Rs314,800 per tola
Bullion takes cue from global developments; rupee gains 4 paisa to 280.17 against dollar
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Gold prices reach all-time high in Pakistan as global rates continue to climb
The price of gold per tola climbed by Rs2,550, reaching Rs317,350, mirroring the rise in international rates.
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Where to get new currency notes ahead of Eidul Fitr?
Around Rs27 billion worth of new notes have been supplied to 17,000 branches of commercial banks this month.
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Tesla stock drops again as Elon Musk faces backlash over sales decline
Tesla stock slumps as analysts cut delivery forecasts, citing weak demand and rising competition in key markets.
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Solar panel prices drop in Pakistan after new govt policy
The move aims to control rising grid electricity costs.
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Trade war to sap growth in Canada, Mexico, US
Economic slowdown will cost US larger than tariffs are supposed to generate: OECD
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IMF review conclusion props up stocks
Index rises 663 points, aided by tax target revision and higher oil prices
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EFS amendments feared to harm apparel sector
Exporters urge FBR to act against misuse of facility instead of penalising SMEs
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Govt, World Bank discuss $20b growth plan
Finance minister stresses fiscal, trade, and health reforms for sustainable development