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January 5, 2026

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Financial investments and capital gains

Short-term capital gains do not bode well for the growing economy where millions are underemployed or unemployed LAHORE: The current macroeconomic environment is promoting a private debt-financed consumption boom through new borrowing at a low policy rate. People have increased consumption by borrowing through commercial banks. They have been buying consumer durables for the past two years. This consumption is also supported by a boom in the stock market as the PSX index hovers around 176,000. The index has jumped to around 52% in calendar year 2025. Rising stock prices create a sensation among investors and they perceive themselves as

November 2, 2025

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US, Pakistan explore cooperation on critical minerals, sustainable investments

Finance and Revenue Minister Senator Muhammad Aurangzeb (centre) during the meeting in Islamabad on October 31, 2025. — X@Financegovpk ISLAMABAD: In a bid to deepen bilateral cooperation in Pakistan’s rapidly emerging minerals sector, Critical Minerals Forum (US) Chairman Robert Louis Strayer II and US Chargé d’Affaires Natalie Baker on Friday met with Finance and Revenue Minister Senator Muhammad Aurangzeb. Discussions focused on strengthening cooperation in the exploration of critical minerals, ensuring supply chain security and promoting responsible, sustainable investment to unlock Pakistan’s vast mineral potential. Both sides expressed their commitment to continued engagement and cooperation in the minerals sector, in

October 14, 2025

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Aurangzeb invites US investments, greeting pricing settings that change the game

Federal Minister of Finance and Senator Muhammad Aurangzeb is leading his delegation during a meeting at Washington DC. – X/Ministry of Finance It discusses IFC’s RKO DIQ Project Rapid. It calls US investments in key areas for continuous growth. It is pushing for durability, climate funding and the loss of loss and loss. Federal Minister of Finance and Income Senator Muhammad Aurangzeb on Monday called on US companies to invest in oil, gas, minerals, agriculture and the Pakistan sectors, while at the same time the oil -collar oil spill. Aurangzeb expressed these views during a meeting with Robert Kaproth, the

March 24, 2025

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Pakistan looks forward to legalizing Crypto Trading to win Intl Investments: Report

The image shows encryption coins. – Reuters/file Crypto trading remains popular in Pakistan despite central bank warnings. Pakistan is ranked one of a ninth worldwide in the adoption of encryption, the report said. “We want to attract international investment,” says Pakistan’s Council Council Managing Director. Karachi: In an effort to entice international investment, Pakistan plans to create a legal framework for encryption transactions, he said Parachute. In an interview with Bloomberg TVCEO of Pakistan Council Council, Bilal Bin Saqib Crypto Trading is already popular in the nation of South Asia – the fifth largest of the world’s population – despite

August 30, 2024

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The technology event foresees investments of 500 million dollars

KARACHI: The three-day 25th ITCN Asia 2024 ended on a positive note, with the event expected to generate over $500 million in investments and business deals, signaling a major boost to Pakistan’s national economy. Umair Nizam, Project Director of ITCN Asia, expressed optimism that the event will make a significant contribution to Pakistan’s economic landscape, highlighting the nation’s potential to overcome challenges through a combination of hard work and innovation. “Pakistan is becoming the regional hub of technology,” Nizam said, stressing the importance of smart strategies to promote the country’s technology sector. Mohammad Zohaib Khan, Chairman of P@SHA highlighted the

July 2, 2024

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Foreign investments in bonds are increasing

KARACHI: Amid nationalism and clamor for a sharp rise in electricity prices and a tax-laden budget, foreign investors continued to boost investments in Pakistan’s rupee-denominated government securities. Their confidence is boosted by expectations that interest rates will remain high and the rupee-dollar exchange rate will remain stable in the near term. Citing the latest State Bank of Pakistan (SBP) update, Topline Research reported that foreign investment inflows in Treasury bills (T-bills) jumped to $444 million in the previous fiscal year ending June 30, 2024, with investment it reaches a four-year high May 2024. Muhammad Sohail, Managing Director, Topline Securities, commented,

June 24, 2024

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PSO to finance $1.5-2 billion in debt investments

KARACHI: Pakistan State Oil (PSO) has announced plans to raise external debt to finance a significant portion of its planned $1.5-2 billion investment in Pakistan Refinery Limited (PRL). Meanwhile, its receivables have risen to Rs810 billion, mainly due to revolving debt, including late payment surcharges. In an analyst briefing on financial accounts for the first nine months of FY24, executives at the state oil marketing company revealed that PSO is diversifying its business. The company builds electric charging stations and ventures into the financial and renewable energy sectors to boost economic activities and increase profits. PSO also plans to expand

June 9, 2024

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UK HC discusses investments with delegation after PFL starts

Pakistan Football League (PFL) delegation meets British High Commissioner Jane Marriott. — Reporter LONDON: A Pakistan Football League (PFL) delegation met British High Commissioner Jane Marriott and discussed the colorful inauguration of the PFL in Lahore on June 4 and the potential of a huge investment in Pakistan. The High Commissioner met the players and expressed her pleasure, noting that the investment from the UK was a positive sign to promote healthy activities among the youth of Pakistan. The delegation that met the British diplomat included PFL President Farhan Junejo, famous former footballers Michael Owen, Emile Hessky, Alison Bender and

May 23, 2024

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PM Shehbaz seeks investments, not loans during UAE trip

Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif addresses an event in the UAE on May 23, 2024. — Radio Pakistan The Prime Minister says we are looking for partnerships, not loans. Shehbaz stresses that IT skills should be promoted. Prime Minister pledges to transform Pakistan’s economy. In his maiden visit as prime minister-elect, Shehbaz Sharif said Pakistan was seeking cooperation with friendly nations as “gone are the days” when officials would visit sister countries with begging bowls. “Gone are the days of going to our sister countries with a begging bowl. I have broken that bowl,” the prime minister, who is on a

May 23, 2024

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Investments fall to a 50-year low

Islamabad: Pakistan’s investment index has sunk to a 50-year low, falling to just 13.1% of the economy’s size in the outgoing fiscal year, despite efforts by the Special Investment Facilitation Council (SIFC), according to figures approved by the National Accounts Committee (NAC). This half-century low investment-to-Gross Domestic Product (GDP) ratio confirms concerns that the SIFC alone cannot significantly boost investment without improvements in the fundamentals of Pakistan’s economy and the achievement of political stability. The official figures also revealed a discrepancy in the population figure used by the Pakistan Bureau of Statistics (PBS) in the National Accounts approved a day

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