Mubarak Zeb Khan is a journalist based in Karachi, Pakistan. He is a regular contributor to the Dawn Group of Newspapers and his work has also been featured in Asia International News. Mubarak focuses on reporting local news and issues, particularly in the areas of economics, energy, and government policies.
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Mubarak Zeb Khan's coverage centers on local finance, economy, government policies and announcements in Pakistan with a specific focus on Karachi. His articles often cite data and government announcements related to the economy, inflation, trade, energy, and other relevant topics.
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By: Mubarak Zeb Khan
The SPI-based inflation reversed to a modest increase after posting a decline last week. It increased by 0.07pc from the previous week, official data showed on Friday.
By: Mubarak Zeb Khan
After start of the sugarcane crushing season for 2024-25, the Federal Board of Revenue launched an improved production monitoring system for sugar.
The LSM grew slightly at 0.02pc in October on a year-on-year basis. However, it dipped 2.24pc on a month-on-month basis.
The proposal was discussed threadbare in a federal cabinet committee meeting chaired by Commerce Minister Jam Kamal on Tuesday.
After contracting 3.09pc in the first month of 2024-25 in July, the textile exports maintained a bullish trend with robust growth of 13pc in August, 17.92pc in September, 13.11pc in October, and 10.81pc in November, respectively.
• Proposed law suggests changes to existing sales, income tax laws, seeks to replace ‘filer, non-filer' terminology with ‘eligible, ineligible person'
By: Mubarak Zeb Khan
The SPI-based inflation reversed to a modest increase for a second week consecutively. It increased by 0.38pc from the previous week, official data showed on Friday.
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