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September 7, 2024

News Desk

Pakistan seeks to renegotiate power deals to reduce unsustainable power costs, says Minister Leghari

Pakistan is renegotiating contracts with independent power producers to curb “unsustainable” electricity tariffs, Energy Minister Awais Ahmad Leghari said as power customers face rising unsustainable costs. Rising electricity tariffs have sparked social unrest and shuttered industries in the $350 billion economy, which has shrunk twice in recent years as inflation hit record highs. “The existing price structure of power in this country is not sustainable,” Awais Leghari, a federal minister who heads Pakistan’s Energy Department, told Reuters in an interview on Friday. He said discussions are taking place between power producers and the government because “there is a clear understanding

September 3, 2024

News Desk

Inflation slows to three-year low

Islamabad: Pakistan’s annual inflation rate eased to 9.6 percent in August, the lowest level in nearly three years, due to a higher base effect and lower prices for non-perishable food items. However, there was a notable double-digit acceleration in the prices of other basic goods. The Pakistan Bureau of Statistics reported on Monday that inflation slowed to 9.6 percent in August compared to the same month last year. This is the slowest rate since October 2021 when it was recorded at 9.2%. Details show that the decline in inflation is attributed to higher inflation rates in August last year and

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