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Dar Departs for Istanbul to Attend First-Ever R-4+E-3 Foreign Ministers’ Meeting Deputy Commissioners in KP Given Power to Detain Without Charge Four Police Killed in Karak, Including a CTD Superintendent KSE-100 Falls 2,007 Points — Worse Than Emergency Day Pakistani Among Injured as Dammam Airport and Shaybah Hit PM Announces Rs160bn for KP With 70pc to Merged Districts Diesel Now Rs14 Dearer Than Petrol as the Gap Keeps Widening IMF Sees Weak External Position and Holds Growth at 3.5pc Lahore Is the World’s Most Polluted City Again Gul Plaza Had No Fire Alarms or Safety Measures Dar to Attend First R4E3 Foreign Ministers’ Meeting in Istanbul Government to Form JIT in Mir Raza Case Harry Brook Smashes Record-Breaking 202 as England Post 429-4 Against Sri Lanka in Rawalpindi Field Marshal Vows Total Defeat of Terrorists and Their Ideology Earthquake in Tibet Kills Sixteen NCCIA Rescues Karachi Teenager from Dark Web-Linked Network That Ordered Her to Poison Cat, Harm Herself Petrol Price Cut by Rs1.60 Per Litre, High-Speed Diesel Increased by Rs1.64 Under New Daily Pricing Mechanism Magnitude 7 Earthquake Strikes Tibet, Killing at Least 16 and Injuring 32 Lahore Tops Global Ranking of Most Polluted Cities with Hazardous AQI of 344 US Orders Staff Out of Saudi Arabia as Blasts Hit Southern Iran Dar Departs for Istanbul to Attend First-Ever R-4+E-3 Foreign Ministers’ Meeting Deputy Commissioners in KP Given Power to Detain Without Charge Four Police Killed in Karak, Including a CTD Superintendent KSE-100 Falls 2,007 Points — Worse Than Emergency Day Pakistani Among Injured as Dammam Airport and Shaybah Hit PM Announces Rs160bn for KP With 70pc to Merged Districts Diesel Now Rs14 Dearer Than Petrol as the Gap Keeps Widening IMF Sees Weak External Position and Holds Growth at 3.5pc Lahore Is the World’s Most Polluted City Again Gul Plaza Had No Fire Alarms or Safety Measures Dar to Attend First R4E3 Foreign Ministers’ Meeting in Istanbul Government to Form JIT in Mir Raza Case Harry Brook Smashes Record-Breaking 202 as England Post 429-4 Against Sri Lanka in Rawalpindi Field Marshal Vows Total Defeat of Terrorists and Their Ideology Earthquake in Tibet Kills Sixteen NCCIA Rescues Karachi Teenager from Dark Web-Linked Network That Ordered Her to Poison Cat, Harm Herself Petrol Price Cut by Rs1.60 Per Litre, High-Speed Diesel Increased by Rs1.64 Under New Daily Pricing Mechanism Magnitude 7 Earthquake Strikes Tibet, Killing at Least 16 and Injuring 32 Lahore Tops Global Ranking of Most Polluted Cities with Hazardous AQI of 344 US Orders Staff Out of Saudi Arabia as Blasts Hit Southern Iran

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September 7, 2024

Weekly inflation falls to three-year low

KARACHI: Pakistan’s weekly measure of inflation, called the Sensitive Price Indicator (SPI), hit a three-year low as it slowed to 14.07% in the week ending September 5, 2024 compared to the same period last year. On a weekly basis, short-term inflation eased by 0.15% on lower energy and food prices. Accordingly, the rate of increase in commodity prices slowed for the fourth consecutive week, according to data released by the Pakistan Bureau of Statistics (PBS). The deceleration in the SPI, coupled with a drop in monthly consumer price index (CPI) inflation to a single-digit rate of 9.6% after a gap

September 3, 2024

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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