Saira Imran
Pakistan's economy is showing signs of stabilisation in 2026 but has not recovered. GDP growth is projected at 3.6% for FY26. However, rising debt, a widening trade deficit, weak exports, and higher inflation still create
Saira Imran
Global crude oil prices went up again on June 3, 2026. This is not just a number on a trading screen. It directly affects how much you pay for petrol, food, and transport in Pakistan.
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Pakistan's development budget is once again in the spotlight. New government data shows that a large portion of the funds allocated for development projects remains unused. Experts believe that conditions linked to the IMF program's
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As of June 2026, LESCO peak hours are 7 PM to 11 PM. Consumers with TOU meters pay higher electricity rates during these hours. Shifting heavy appliance usage outside peak hours can help reduce monthly
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Pakistan's tax authority missed its revenue target by a massive Rs868 billion in just 11 months. Here is why this happened and what it could mean for ordinary Pakistanis. The Federal Board of Revenue (FBR)
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Your hybrid-car or solar-panel dream just got more expensive. Here is how the IMF Sales Tax on Electric Vehicles and Solar Panels in Pakistan 2026-27 means for you. The International Monetary Fund has refused to
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The Prime Minister Loan Scheme 2026, officially called PMYB&ALS, provides Pakistani youth with interest-free and low-markup business loans ranging from Rs. 500,000 to Rs. 7.5 million. You apply online in minutes. No middleman, np political connections. Just
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The Sindh Solar Energy Project could cut your electricity bill to zero, and the government is already delivering free solar kits to homes across the province. We tracked the Phase II launch ceremony in Qambar-Shahdadkot
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If your electricity bill crossed Rs. 15,000 this summer, you already know the pain. A solar energy system for home is no longer a luxury in Pakistan; it is the most practical decision a homeowner
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The State Bank of Pakistan has officially announced bank holidays for Eid-ul-Adha 2026, and its offices will remain closed from May 26 to May 28, 2026. That is Tuesday, Wednesday, and Thursday. This affects every
