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March 24, 2025

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PSX falls abruptly amid concerns of cement sector

An investor can see the digital council consider on the Pakistan Stock Exchange. – AFP/file The KSE -100 closes to 116,439.62, reducing 2,002.55 points, or -1.69%. Intractional High Impact 118,797.70, increased by 355.53 points, or 0.3%. The index is reduced to a low of 116.257.51, below 2,184.66 points, or -1.84%. The bourse opened a week in a negative note, sinking abruptly amidst cement worries, low volume of trading in front of the overturning week. The KSE -100 reference index of the Pakistan Stock Exchange (PSX) decreased 2,002.55 points or -1.69%to close at 116,439.62. The high of the day was recorded

March 13, 2025

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PSX is growing as Moody’s increases the prospects in the banking sector

Shast brokers are watching news on the TV screen on a kiosk, during a meeting on the Pakistan Stock Exchange, Karachi, July 3, 2023. – Reuters The market closes at 115.094.23, over 1,009.70 points. Intraday High Reaches 115,247,39, earning 1,162.86 points. Session operation recorded in 114,429.93, increased 345.4 points. The stock market accumulated on Thursday, closing with significant profit, as investors responded positively to the optimism that surrounds circular debt resolution in the energy sector and the upgrading of Pakistani banks from Moody’s ratings. The market was further strengthened with the hope of a favorable result by the revision of

March 12, 2025

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Moody’s upgrades upgrades Pakistan’s banking sector to positive

Listen to the article Moody’s, a global credit rating service, has revised the prospects of the Pakistan banking sector from stable to positive, attributing a change to stronger economic performance and recovery to macroeconomic conditions since last year’s recession. The organization’s latest report noted that Pakistan banks are largely invested in government securities, holding about 50% of their total assets in dominant bonds. The upgrade reflects a more favorable liquidity position and improved external funding conditions, in accordance with the positive tendency to evaluate the government. According to Moody’s, Outlook’s upgrade is aligned with the improved dominant credit ratings of

March 10, 2025

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Govt to integrate industries associated with women, businesses with the media sector

This representation image shows women working in a clothing factory. – AFP/file PM Shehbaz highlights the need for women’s financial strengthening. It directs the authorities to provide capital, installations to businesses. Orders to create facilitation, training centers to support women. Islamabad: Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif said the government would incorporate women associated with cottage industries and small businesses in the small and medium -sized business (SMEs), The news reported on Sunday. The announcement was made during International Women’s Day during a meeting of review on continued reforms in the context of the SMEDA Development Authority (SMEDA). Speaking at the meeting,

March 2, 2025

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Importance of the Counseling Sector for Economy

Listen to the article Islamabad: This article is an attempt to share the observations made so far during the new career of my counseling adopted a few years ago. From the beginning, what disturbs me the most is a more important trend of many in the market to try to use the services of a consultant at no cost or to deceive the charges or to provide unrealistically low fees. A few examples of the kind come to my mind. A company chief executive was orally looking for my services and soon asked to help him in some meetings. I

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 19, 2025

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The real estate sector seeks tax relief to increase growth

Karachi: The real estate sector has called for tax relief initiatives and rational regulatory procedures to promote more powerful activity. Tarek Hamdy housing chief executive met with a group of journalists to underline the necessary contribution of the real estate sector to national development. In continuing discussions on the upcoming Pakistani government relief package, Hamdy has sought priority in the real estate industry, citing its multifaceted impact on the wider economy. He stressed that the consequences of the real estate sector extends far beyond simple real estate transactions. “Real estate is not just about buying and selling houses. It is

February 18, 2025

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PSX increases as the bank, cement and energy sector drives the rally

The stock market organized a strong recovery on Tuesday as investors shifted the market focus after weeks of sale. The momentum of the market has been largely powered by strong profits from large banks and optimism that surrounds the continued energy reforms, with investors providing further positive results from commercial banks. The Pakistani Stock Exchange (PSX) reference index increased by 1,344.94 points or 1.2%to close at 113.088.47. The market touched an intra -communication high of 113,252.54 and a low 111.642.02, reflecting the strong confidence of investors in many sectors. “The market struggle was partly due to powerful results by some

February 14, 2025

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IFC Head Hopes’ SPARKS Visit to push the $ 20 billion private sector

Mukhtar Diop, Managing Director of the International Financial Company (IFC). – website/IFC file The visit comes to WB Group heels for approval of the transformative strategy. The country’s corporate relationship strategy is binding $ 20 billion to spending over the next decade. IFC investments to boost the country’s private sector, an average of $ 2 billion a year. International Finance Corporation (IFC) Managing Director Mukhtar Diop is arriving today (Friday) in Islamabad, marking the first visit of the IFC delegation to the country in almost a decade. The visit comes to the World Bank’s (WB) team for a country’s transformative

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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