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September 11, 2025

News Desk

The private sector seeks to distribute gas

Islamabad: The private sector urged the government to distribute the surplus of indigenous gas to private loaders, as supplies are limited due to imports of liquefied natural gas (LNG). The private sector is reluctant to receive LNG traditions, which created a gluten on the market. Several loads of LNGs have been diverted so far due to low demand. Due to LNG imports, oil and gas exploration companies were forced to limit local gas supply by 300 to 400 million cubic feet a day (MMCFD). Earlier, exploration companies had approached the prime minister, saying they were experiencing a loss of 12

September 5, 2025

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PSX closes in high record in strong fluidity, sector profits

The broker monitors shares during a Pakistan Stock Exchange (PSX) in Karachi, January 21, 2025. – Inp The stock market increased to a new high -end high, crossing the sign 154,000 for the first time on Friday, with a feeling fueled by prolonged liquidity flows and selective sectoral concentrations. The Pakistani Stock Exchange (PSX) reference index was installed in 154,277.19 points, increased to 1,611.47 points or 1.06%, from the previous closure of 152,665.72. The index went up to an intraodomist high of 154,511.31, earning 1,845.59 points, or 1.21%, while touched the low of 153,129.78, up to 464.06 points or 0.3%,

August 5, 2025

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Bullish trend continues on PSX in the optimism of the cement sector

Broker busy on trading on Pakistan Stock Exchange (PSX) in Karachi on Thursday 5 December 2024. – PPI Karachi: The stock market continued its upward trajectory on Tuesday, as optimism of investors around the cement sector and recent progress in circular debt reforms supported the feeling. The Pakistani Stock Exchange (PSX) reference index rose to an intra-host high of 143,059.81, earning 1,228.7 points or 0.86%, while reached a low 142,235.71, reflecting an increase of 183.07 points or 0.13%. “Increasing the market, waiting for the best of the expected results of cement companies,” said Topline Securities CEO Mohammad Sohail. AAH Soomro,

July 28, 2025

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Commercial Gaps and Infinite Profits: Reading External Sector

Listen to the article Karachi: As the curtain falls on FY25, the Pakistani outer sector presents a story text – a restless blend of fragile resilience and structural imbalance. The numbers offer a superficial calm, but beneath them they mix well -known concerns: commercial deficits, import dependence, and the many years of hope of remittances acting as a safety net. Title: Exports improved moderately, imports increased sharply, and remittances gave a silver lining, economy pillows amid external vulnerabilities and policy uncertainty. Exports: Structural roof intact Pakistan’s exports rose to $ 32.3 billion, recording a 4.25% increase annually. On paper, it

July 11, 2025

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Automatic rebound sector upon request for small cars

Listen to the article Karachi: Pakistan’s automaker organized a remarkable recovery in the financial year 2024-25, with total passenger cars sales reaching 148,023 points, increasing 43% annually from 103,829 points FY24, marking the first significant recovery after years. The recovery was fueled by improved macroeconomic conditions, reduced interest rates and the start of new models that revived consumer confidence, according to data published by the Pakistani Car Manufacturers Association (PAMA). The momentum continued in June 2025, as monthly sales came to 21,773 points, 36 months, reflecting a 47% month to month (mom) and an increase of 64% annually. “In June

June 25, 2025

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The dairy sector shrinks by 20% after GST hit

Islamabad: The government may have generated revenue of $ 44 billion after the imposition of 18% (GST) on the lactation of the lactic products on the latest budget. However, this move has also led to a 20% drop in production and sales of these products in Pakistan. Some key offices of Pakistan Galactic Producers (PDA) told the media on Tuesday that since July 2024, the investment of millions of dollars has stopped in the dairy products due to increasing production costs. In addition, about 500 milk collection points – created by dairy companies for the purchase of milk by farmers

June 13, 2025

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Over $ 100B required for the neutral carbon sector

Listen to the article Lahore: Pakistan goes away from fossil fuels at a faster rate than many regional economies, with plans to create 60% of its energy from renewable sources by 2030 to achieve the goals of reducing emissions. According to global data compiled by the Institute of Energy, the share of fossil fuels in total Pakistani energy consumption decreased by 4.8 percentage points from 86.7% in 2019 to 81.9% in 2023. In addition, recent data released by the National Electricity Regulatory Authority (NEPRA) reveal that sources of clean energy, such as hydroelectric power, nuclear and other renewable energy, contributed

June 1, 2025

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PBF requires more support for the craft sector

Listen to the article Lahore: Pakistani President Business Forum (PBF), Ayesha Farooqui said on Saturday on Saturday, highlighted the important capabilities of South Punjab and Balochistan crafts in creating employment opportunities, especially for rural women. He called on the government to enhance the support of the craft sector, facilitating technicians access to both local and international markets. Speaking in the media, Farooqui said that traditional crafts are widely produced in these provinces and enjoying national popularity. With increased government support, these crafts could become important sources of income for local women. He called on the government to actively promote crafts

May 29, 2025

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APDMA expects budget for used car sector

Listen to the article The president of the All Pakistan Motor Dealers Association (APMDA), Haji Muhammad Shehzad, expects the upcoming federal budget to provide significant relief for used car buyers, including reduced imports and raising the age of used cars from current cars. Speaking exclusively to Explicit newsShehzad said this move is expected in accordance with Pakistan’s commitments under its agreement with the International Monetary Fund (IMF), in which the country has agreed to gradually facilitate restrictions on car imports. He said that Pakistan assured that the IMF would reduce heavy duties and taxes on used cars over the next

April 20, 2025

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The Sector Opportunity window

Listen to the article Karachi: Informatics seem to be optimistic about increasing exports in various high -potential markets, as the new United States administration (USA) has announced new reciprocal invoices in a huge variety of countries. Invoices will increase the burden of operating costs for exporters in a large number of countries. However, Trump’s administration has not yet imposed invoices in the service sector, and the technology sector has also escaped the new policy. Pakistan’s senior vice -president, senior vice -president Muhammad Umir Nizam, said recent escalation in global invoices is causing a significant upgrade of global supply chains. This

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