Gold Rate Roars Back Near Rs. 450,000 After Today’s Massive Spike
Gold prices surged again in Pakistan on Friday, tracking a strong rally in the international market, where the precious metal
Pakistan Registers Record 43,559 New Companies in FY2025-26 as Corporate Growth Surges
Pakistan recorded a sharp rise in corporate activity during fiscal year 2025-26, with 43,559 new companies registered across the country,
Pakistan Likely to Delay 3 Hydropower Projects as Rooftop Solar Cuts Demand
Pakistan is expected to delay three hydropower projects with a combined capacity of 1,832 megawatts after a sharp rise in
SMW5 Cable Restored as Internet Services Return to Normal Across Pakistan
The Pakistan Telecommunication Authority has confirmed that the SEA-ME-WE 5 international submarine cable system has been restored, with internet traffic
PTA Rejects Fake Notice Claiming Phone Taxes Can Be Paid in Installments
The Pakistan Telecommunication Authority has rejected a fake notification circulating on social media that claims mobile device taxes can now
Pakistan’s Forex Reserves Get $611 Million Boost
Pakistan’s total liquid foreign exchange reserves rose to $22.04 billion as of June 24, 2026, following a significant increase in
Internet May Get Disrupted Across Pakistan
Internet users in different parts of Pakistan may experience slower-than-usual browsing after an issue developed on an international submarine cable,
Pakistam’s Trade Deficit Worsens to $40 Billion in FY26
Pakistan’s trade deficit widened sharply during fiscal year 2025-26, climbing nearly 50 percent year-on-year to almost $40 billion, as imports
Finance Minister Says Economy Is Now Stronger With Low Inflation and Slower Debt Growth
Pakistan’s inflation has eased and the growth of central government debt has slowed to its lowest pace in nearly 15
Customs Seizes Smuggled Goods Worth Rs. 1.16 Billion in Major Crackdown
Pakistan Customs Enforcement has confiscated smuggled goods and non-duty-paid vehicles worth Rs. 1.163 billion during intelligence-led operations carried out over
