IMF demands 18pc GST on medicines, POL and other items
The International Monetary Fund has demanded of the Pakistan government to implement 18 per cent GST on various items including food, medicine, petroleum products and stationery.
As...
Hike in prices of petroleum products likely from tomorrow
Hike in prices of petroleum products is likely from March 1.
According to a media report, the prices of petroleum products are expected to increase...
PML-N confirms Dar to be next finance minister
The Pakistan Muslim League-N is taking all the decisions concerning formation of the Cabinet under the supervision of party’s supremo Nawaz Sharif.
This has been...
Letter to IMF: PTI urges to ensure audit of 30pc seats
Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf (PTI) has penned a letter to the International Monetary Fund (IMF).
Sources said that Rauf Hasan, a spokesperson for Imran Khan, has written...
Pakistan’s auto industry has a bright future
As we embark on a new year, the dynamics of the auto industry have been a subject of recent discussion and analysis.
Understanding the trajectory...
State Bank announces to maintain interest rate at 22pc
The State Bank of Pakistan has announced to maintain the interest rate at 22 percent.
State Bank Governor Jameel Ahmed announced the monetary policy while...
During past 3 decades, Nawaz managed economy in best way possible:...
In the report of the global financial news organization Bloomberg, the economic performance during the period of Nawaz Sharif has been described as the...
Pakistan economy on track, likely to grow at 2pc: IMF
Due to the increase in foreign exchange reserves, the economic growth rate of Pakistan is likely to be up to 2 percent this fiscal...
Pakistan assures IMF to comply with all conditions
ISLAMABAD: Caretaker Finance Minister Dr. Shamshad Akhtar and Governor State Bank have issued a letter of intent to the IMF and expressed their determination...
FY24: SBP forecasts inflation to fall in 20-22pc range
State Bank of Pakistan (SBP) Governor Jameel Ahmed said Friday that inflation would ease around 20-22% in the financial year 2023-24, weeks ahead of...