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March 4, 2025

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Wall Street falls as Trump imposes invoices on Canada, Mexico and China

Listen to the article US reserves were immersed after President Donald Trump confirmed that abrupt tariffs in Canada and Mexico will come into force as planned, causing fears of escalating commercial tensions and economic uncertainty. The Dow Jones industrial average decreased nearly 800 points or 1.8%, while the S&P 500 decreased by 2.1%, marking the worst day trading day. The Nasdaq complex destroyed 3%, weighed with a separate fall in Nvidia, which lost more than 9%. Speaking to the White House alongside the Secretary of the Commerce Howard Lutnick, Trump said the deadline for trade negotiations had passed and the

February 26, 2025

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The industrial sector requires the electricity invoice in RS26 per unit

Listen to the article The president of the Korani Trade and Industry Union (Kati), Junaid Naqi, called on the government to immediately reduce electricity invoices to RS26 per unit to ensure industries’ survival and stabilize the national economy, Express News said. Naqi said that excessively high electricity rates seriously affect industrial production, employment opportunities and business sustainability. He warned that Pakistan’s industries are losing their competitive advantage in world markets due to these increasing costs. He called on the government to take immediate action to bring the cost of electricity to a realistic level. He also urged that the benefits

February 24, 2025

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Up to RS8 per unit reduction in power invoice probably in two months, let’s say officials of the Power Department

A technician corrects new electricity meters in a residential building in Karachi, Pakistan on May 13, 2010. – AFP Govt in talks with banks to borrow Rs1.3TN to facilitate circular debt. Negotiations underway to complete the term sheet to secure a loan. The secretary of power says the government is trying to reduce taxes on utilities. The federal government is pushing to reduce electricity prices by RS6-8 per unit within the next two months in an attempt to provide very necessary relief from consumers, the power department said on Monday. The high cost of electricity has become a controversial political

February 10, 2025

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Chaos trade invoice and global phenomenon of

Listen to the article Islamabad: According to his campaign promises, President Trump announced new invoices (customs services or import taxes) more than a weeks – 25% in Mexico and Canada and 10% to imports from China. While China had predicted such measures, Mexico and Canada hoped that they would be avoided due to the deep economic integration of North America. However, once the executive mandate has been issued in the context of America’s “First Commercial Policy”, businesses and governments that are affected to prevent its implementation. Just a few hours before the invoices had come into force, the negotiations secured

February 2, 2025

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Unnerve Wall Street invoice hikes as a trade war that saw Jolting purchases

A trader works on the New York Stock Exchange (NYSE) next to a US flag, after Republican Donald Trump won the US presidential election in New York on November 6, 2024 – Reuters New York: World markets are set for a fresh stroke on Monday, as US President Donald Trump launched a trade war with sweeping invoices in Canada, Mexico and China that threaten to undermine economic growth and rejuvenate him Inflation. With Mexico and Canada – the two top US trading partners – swearing in immediate retaliation and China saying it will take “opposite measures”, the scene was set

February 2, 2025

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Govt considers the conversion of circular debt to public debt to reduce power invoice

This unused image shows a display of electricity towers. – Reuters/file Restructuring of circular debt to reduce power invoices. $ 16.26 billion in debt under the restructuring plan. Govt Eyes RS5.1 per unit relief through the re -origin of the loan. Islamabad: The government has begun efforts to convert circular debt (CD) in public debt, a move that is expected to reduce electricity invoices by RS3.37 per unit, The news reported on Sunday. In addition, the government is willing to restructure $ 16.26 billion in debt acquired for various energy projects, such as Hydel, imported coal, thar carbon, wind, solar,

July 2, 2024

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The government is denying tariff relief to natural gas consumers

Islamabad: Gas consumers across the country did not get any relief in the new financial year as the Pakistan Muslim League-Nawaz (PML-N) government on Monday refused to pass the cut in tariffs proposed by the Oil and Gas Regulatory Authority (Ogra). . The regulator, on the other hand, has announced a hike in LPG prices from July 1, 2024. According to an Ogra notification, the domestic LPG cylinder price has increased by Rs 1.43 per kg. Earlier, in a decision sent to the federal government, Ogra had reduced gas prices by up to 10% for public utilities from the financial

June 6, 2024

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Electricity price increased by Rs 3.33 per unit

Islamabad: Electricity cost for consumers increased by Rs 3.33 per unit on Thursday due to monthly fuel adjustment charges, according to a notification issued by the National Electricity Regulatory Authority (NEPRA). The increase in electricity prices will be applied to the current month’s bills, excluding K-electric and lifeline consumers. Electricity prices have risen for the masses recently, putting additional financial pressure on consumers already facing high inflation. On June 4, NEPRA notified a hike in electricity rates of up to Rs 3.76 per unit. The hike has enabled power companies to recover over Rs 46 billion from consumers for the

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