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September 27, 2025

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The IMF seeks Pakistan’s plan to reduce power theft, losses in the midst of rescue review

The International Monetary Fund has asked Pakistan to submit detailed proposals aimed at limiting electricity theft, reducing the loss of lines and charging charges, as talks between the two sides continue in the context of the second economic review of the current program. The discussions are part of the efforts to ensure the liberalization of a billion dollars in the context of EXTENDED FUND (EFF) and an additional $ 220 million in the Ruage and Sustainability Unit (RSF). Sources told Express Tribune that the International Monetary Fund (IMF) also called for clarity from the federal government on the lack of

June 11, 2025

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Anti-digit Domain Budget

Listen to the article Islamabad: Finance Minister Muhammad Aurangzeb on Tuesday presented an RS17.6 trillion budget, which tried to limit the fiscal expansion, but the tax measures were clearly self -sufficient that would promote the cash economy and fossil fuels on the one hand. The government of Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif has also introduced new taxes on digital economy, pensioners and net energy. Some of these measures were contradictory to the policy mentioned to discourage the cash economy. However, the 2025-26 funding bill also gave incentives to tax by taxing internal combustion cars and fossil fuels. Despite high poverty and

May 3, 2025

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PSX rings as war is afraid to easy

Listen to the article Karachi: The Pakistan Stock Exchange (PSX) organized a sharp recovery on Friday, with the KSE-100 reporting increased 2,780 points or 2.67% to the day, as investors responded positively to a mix of encouraging developments. The sharp struggle is due to the relaxation of regional tensions, inflation data, and the renewed hopes of monetary policy that reduced the upcoming meeting of the Pakistani State Bank (SBP) on May 5. In addition, the optimism surrounding the upcoming IMF Executive Council meeting, which is expected to review the next Pakistan rescue dose, further enhanced investor confidence. The index was

April 7, 2025

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PSX sinks over 3,500 points in the midst of a global market unrest

Listen to the article The Pakistani Stock Exchange (PSX) suffered a sharp sale on Monday, scoring nearly 3,900 points amidst world market tips caused by fresh US tariff measures and local economic concerns. The KSE-100 reference index decreased 3,882.18, or 3.27%, to close at 114,909.48. The index hit a low 10,103.97 – a stunning 7.31% dive – before resigning from some losses. At the highest during the meeting, it reached 117,601.62, still below 1% from the previous closure of 118,791.66. The negotiation stopped briefly after falling more than 5%, activating a circuit switch across the market. The exchange repeated the

February 12, 2025

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Trade is not the responsibility of the government, ready to fully support the private sector: Finmin

Listen to the article Federal Finance Minister Muhammad Aurangzeb has confirmed the government’s commitment to support the private sector, stating that trade is not the government’s responsibility. Speaking to the Insurance Conference organized by the Pakistani Securities and Exchange Commission (SECP), he stressed the need for structural reforms and innovation in the insurance sector. Aurangzeb has underlined the government’s progress in achieving macroeconomic stability in the last 12 months, citing a “positive” meeting with the head of the International Monetary Fund (IMF), who welcomed Pakistan’s structural reforms. “The details of economic stability are known to everyone, but now we have

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