Rizwan Bhatti is a Staff Reporter for Business Recorder, a leading financial newspaper in Pakistan. With a focus on national economic and business news, Rizwan covers a wide range of topics including monetary policy, foreign exchange, budgetary support, and investment trends. His reporting provides valuable insights into the financial landscape of Pakistan.
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By: Rizwan Bhatti
KARACHI: Pakistan is set to export 40,000 tons of sugar to Tajikistan under bilateral trade arrangements on a Business-to-Government (B2G) basis. Following directives from the federal government, the State Bank of Pakistan (SBP) has instructed banks to process the related transactions.
KARACHI: State-owned Enterprises (SOEs) in Pakistan are posing a significant challenge to the economy, having consistently reported net losses over the past eight years and this persistent underperformance has resulted in cumulative fiscal support escalating to Rs 5.7 trillion or 1.4 percent or GDP by FY23, creating additional risks to fiscal sustainability.
KARACHI: Pakistan’s external account continues to show positive momentum, recording a second consecutive current account surplus of $119 million in September 2024, bolstered by strong inflows of home remittances and higher exports.
KARACHI: The textile sector has called on the government to establish a long-term textile policy, developed in...
KARACHI: The repatriation of profits and dividends from foreign investments in Pakistan experienced a remarkable...
KARACHI: With a view to further strengthening Shariah compliance framework and harmonize the Shariah practices in...
KARACHI: The Monetary Policy Committee (MPC) of the State Bank of Pakistan (SBP) announced a historic policy rate ...
KARACHI: In an encouraging development for Pakistan’s fiscal landscape, the country’s total interest expenses ...
KARACHI: Pakistan received over $3 billion home remittances in October 2024, the highest monthly inflow so far in ...
KARACHI: The federal government’s total debt stock fell sharply by Rs 792 billion in September 2024, following the receipt of SBP’s profit, which helped the government to reduce its reliance on borrowing.
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