Three out of four businesses in Pakistan aren't moving forward with their plans right now. That's what the latest OICCI BCI survey tells us, and it's not a small number
Pakistan's economy just crossed $452 billion. The country clocked 3.99% GDP growth in Q3 of fiscal year 2026, and that's the kind of number you don't hear every quarter around
Pakistan's port just caught a break. Shipping companies are rerouting cargo away from Middle East routes, and our terminals are picking up the overflow. Why does this matter? When regional
Pakistan just made it harder to get power subsidies. The government rolled out a new verification system that'll check who actually qualifies for cheaper electricity, and it's already creating friction
The riyal stayed steady against the rupee in May. Pakistani workers sending money home faced predictable conversion rates, which matters when you're supporting a family back in Karachi or Lahore.
The government wants to kill the one percent advance tax on exporters. That's the headline. But here's what actually matters: this move gets you maybe Rs100 billion in relief, and
The government just rolled out a major facility for overseas Pakistanis. This isn't just another announcement that gets buried in bureaucracy. What Overseas Pakistanis Are Getting Over nine million Pakistanis
Pakistan's formal sector bleeds money. Every registration, tax filing, and compliance check extracts cash from businesses that could go straight into growth. Here's the problem. Small traders, shopkeepers, and manufacturers
Government just announced a major fuel levy adjustment that's going to hit your wallet hard. The new fuel pricing structure changes how much you'll pay at the pump, and it's
Dar's in China right now selling Pakistan hard. The finance minister showed up at a major investment conference in Beijing this week with a straightforward message: Pakistan is ready for