Dream of Owning a Home? Govt Just Made Housing Loans Easier in Pakistan
The government has approved key changes to its housing finance scheme aimed at making homeownership more accessible and increasing participation
Pakistan Peoples Party Opposes New Taxes, Pushes Govt for Massive Relief Package
The Pakistan Peoples Party (PPP) has intensified pressure on the government ahead of the Federal Budget 2026-27 by demanding significant
FBR to Target Social Media Influencers, Luxury Lifestyle Non-Filers From October
The Federal Board of Revenue (FBR) is preparing a nationwide enforcement drive against non-filers who publicly display wealth and luxury
Salaried Tax Relief, Property Incentives Still Stuck in IMF Budget Talks
Pakistan’s efforts to provide tax relief in the Federal Budget 2026-27 remain dependent on ongoing negotiations with the International Monetary
Gold Takes Another Hit in Pakistan as International Market Turns Bearish
Gold prices in Pakistan continued their downward trend on Monday, tracking losses in international markets. According to the All Pakistan
Islamabad Airport Branding Revenue Jumps 9,900% After New Ads
A branding and advertising initiative at Islamabad International Airport has significantly increased the airport’s non-aeronautical revenue, according to the Pakistan
NEC to Meet on June 8 to Review PSDP and Approve FY27 Development Plan
The National Economic Council (NEC) is set to meet on Monday, June 8, 2026, under the chairmanship of Prime Minister
65% Chance Bitcoin Crashes Under $50,000 This Year
Market expectations for Bitcoin have shifted toward a more cautious outlook, with probability-based models indicating a rising risk of a
IMF Pressure Narrows Tax Relief to Pakistan’s Salaried Class Only
Pakistan’s upcoming tax relief package is expected to remain tightly constrained under the International Monetary Fund (IMF) programme, with officials
Pakistan’s Budget Gaps Mean Debt and Subsidies Will Keep Getting Worse: Report
Pakistan’s expenditure planning continues to show persistent forecasting gaps, with debt servicing and subsidies repeatedly exceeding budgeted amounts over the
