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Weekly review : Stocks climb to historic highs
KSE-100 index records surge of 2,104 points, or 2.74% WoW, settles at 78,810.49
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IT exports swell to $332 million in May
Govt focuses on development of IT sector
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Battle over assets Electric vehicle startup nears liquidation
Company initially said it would seek additional financing and continue “reduced operations"
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Retail sector advocates sustainable tax policies
Opposes higher sales tax while highlighting flaw in tax structure
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Rs600m set aside for Naya Pakistan Certificates
Govt revises return on certificates purchased in pounds, dollars, euros and rupees
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Diplomat Club urges tech firms to join digital revolution
Encourages innovation, global collaboration at Global Business Forum 2024 in Dubai
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EU, China plan talks on EV tariffs
Provisional duties set to apply by July 4, with investigation to continue until Nov 2
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For fourth time : Govt stalls solar panel policy
Delays impact US investment plans, raise concerns over energy strategy
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Auto analysts criticise ‘faux pas’ budget
Call for 24-year auto policy to stabilise industries amid economic turmoil
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IMF welcomes govt’s tough measures
Fund’s team likely to visit Pakistan by end of this month
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‘Youth need digital skills for capacity building’
State minister emphasises both teachers and students must be trained in using digital tools
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Weekly inflation continues to rise
SPI goes up 0.94%, fueled by expensive food items around Eid
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Rupee strengthens amid REER depreciation
REER drops by 3.62% in May, boosting export competitiveness
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Stocks close flat as investors book profit
KSE-100 index edges up 8.96 points, settles at 78,810.49
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Private sector appeals for tax reforms
APSUP and PAMI appeal to govt of Pakistan for immediate restoration of tax rebate for teachers
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FBR to raise property valuations
Plans to collect Rs70b by increasing valuations to 90% of market prices
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Pak-China ties vital in midst of global challenges
Minister calls CPEC beacon of stability, regional integration
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National Digital Wallet plan shelved
IT ministry terms proposal unfeasible in briefing to prime minister
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C/A returns to deficit of $270m
SBP reports FDI grew 74% to $271m in May 2024 compared to $156m a year ago
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World Bank approves $535m in loans to Pakistan
Funds aim to increase coverage, compensation under BISP, bolster climate resistance
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Current account deficit reaches $464m in 11 Months: SBP
SBP data shows current account deficit for first 11 months of this fiscal year was much lower than last year's $3.76b
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PSX dips by 1,692 points after hitting historic 80,000 mark
KSE-100 index now stands at 78,309 from the high of 80,001 points earlier in the morning
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Telcos, Automobile sector cry under budget burden
Property sector still receives “much-favourable status”, chairman FBR
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UNDP collaborates to boost climate resilience
New initiative to provide technical, financial protection for vulnerable communities
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Farmers push for dragon fruit cultivation
Say govt incentives could transform barren lands in Gadap into profitable farms
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Rupee faces mild pressure after long holidays
Importers buy dollars at higher rates to meet pent-up demand
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Forex reserves rise $31m to $9.1b
Central bank did not provide reason for increase in reserves
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Govt resists IMF pressure on taxes
Faces backlash over increased taxes on hybrid vehicles, telecom industry demands
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Millers face threat from Finance Bill
Warn of devastating economic impact from regressive tax, customs measures
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Led by banks, stocks shoot up to new record
KSE-100 index soars 2,094.76 points, settles at 78,801.53
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DISCOs’ boards sacked again
Distribution firms may suffer Rs589b loss; seaports declared strategic assets
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Power production rises first time in 7 months
Fuel cost falls 10% in May as hydel generation goes up
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US Dollar decreases slightly against Pakistani Rupee
Summary of the USD to PKR rates for the last seven days
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World Bank approves $535m loan for social protection, livestock and aquaculture sectors
Funds aim to build shock resilience among vulnerable households, promote climate-smart and competitive producers
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Banks lend almost all deposits to govt
Leave nothing for private sector to finance their businesses
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Chinese automakers seek retaliatory tariffs
Urge govt to hike tariffs on imported European gasoline-powered cars
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Pakistan Railways partners with China to enhance fleet
This advancement will not only expedite freight services but also contribute significantly to the economy
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NETU to drive ambitious economic overhaul
Minister affirms introduction of strategic body in PSDP budget to facilitate growth
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Govt to make two DISCOs financially viable
Decides to privatise most efficient power distribution firms
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‘Ambitious’ budget may miss targets: Fitch Ratings
Says financial health will improve in FY25, albeit ‘at a cost to growth’
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Industrialists fear budget will kill exports
Describe FY25 budget as confused attempt that threatens economic stability
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Bottled water boom exploits thirst for clean water
Unchecked extraction, skyrocketing prices fuel hidden market; threaten water sustainability
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Pakistan budget to significantly reduce government debt, rating agency Fitch predicts
Pakistan’s FY25 budget aims to cut government debt to 68% of GDP, aided by inflation and lower interest costs.
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How budget will stifle exports
Govt targets import substitution that will keep economy closed
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Financial globalisation and wheat prices
Rebound in global wheat prices will reflect in domestic market in coming months
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Balancing growth with fiscal realities in budget 2024-25
IMF approval signals green light, but taxation challenges, fiscal deficits loom
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Challenging crosswinds: Pakistan’s trade pattern
Trade curbs curtailed imports of capital goods and inputs required for productive activities
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Soaring stocks, collapsing economy
Rule: better economy, better market. Why then do we see inverse happening?
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Brazil’s president rejects spending cuts
Insists poor should not be targeted for fiscal adjustments
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US calls for stronger protection against Chinese imports
AAM report stresses need to stem rising tide of cheap, subsidised exports threatening US jobs