Shahbaz Rana is a journalist and economic correspondent for The Express Tribune. He covers a wide range of economic topics including government policies, budgetary matters, inflation, tax issues, and international financial institutions. With his expertise in economics, Shahbaz provides insightful analysis and reporting on the economic landscape of Pakistan.
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Shahbaz Rana's coverage primarily focuses on finance and economy, particularly with regards to government announcements, regulation, and economic data. His articles revolve around topics such as the International Monetary Fund (IMF), Pakistan's economy, government policies, loans, and privatization.
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Plan to end agri-sector intervention sought
Approves key economic measures worth Rs48b including Rs14b for tubewell solarisation, Rs523.1m for SIFC
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Govt takes new $300m commercial loan
New steps bring less-than-estimated revenue
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Foreign loan inflows decrease to $3.6 billion
A cabinet body on Tuesday refused to declare Shalimar Recording and Broadcasting Company as strategic, directing the Ministry of Information to find its own path to protect the company from becoming insolvent.
Langrial hopes to collect Rs5tr more in five years Pakistan's tax chief said on Tuesday that 95% households would not be affected by the
Centre cites ITO confidentiality clause as reason The federal government has refused to share income tax returns of taxpayers with the
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