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KARACHI: Fuel retailers plan to shut down their pumps across the country from Saturday, demanding a higher profit margin from the government.
By Staff Reporter
KARACHI: Fuel retailers plan to shut down their pumps across the country from Saturday, demanding a higher profit margin from the government.
By Staff Reporter
ISLAMABAD: The International Monetary Fund has urged Pakistan to continue its monetary tightening cycle to rein in inflation and support the exchange rate, after approving a new $3 billion loan for the country last week.
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ISLAMABAD: Pakistan Refinery Limited (PRL) and Air Link Communication, a smartphone distributor and manufacturer, said on Monday they would jointly acquire the majority stake of Shell Pakistan Limited (SPL), as the oil giant exits the country amid a financial crisis.
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ISLAMABAD: The government reduced the prices of gasoline and diesel for the next two weeks, citing the appreciation of the local currency and lower international oil prices.
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ISLAMABAD: Pakistan’s electricity regulator approved a 20 percent hike in the base power tariff for the fiscal year starting July 1, as the South Asian nation implements reforms agreed with the International Monetary Fund in the recently approved $3 billion loan program.
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ISLAMABAD: Pakistan is in talks to buy a second shipment of discounted Russian crude oil, its petroleum minister said on Wednesday, as the cash-strapped nation seeks to diversify its energy sources and save on foreign exchange reserves.
A high-powered executive panel approved more than half a trillion rupees in development spending, although not all of it will come from the current year’s budget. By Muhammad Ali.
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ISLAMABAD: Pakistan has approved a new investment policy for 2023 that aims to attract foreign and domestic investors by offering incentives, easing regulations, and creating special economic zones, the government said.
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ISLAMABAD: An international court ruled on Thursday that it could hear a dispute between India and Pakistan over two hydropower projects in the Himalayan region of Kashmir, rejecting India’s objections to its competence.
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ISLAMABAD: The United Arab Emirates (UAE) wants to invest in Pakistan’s renewable energy sector and is also interested in its conventional energy sources, a senior UAE official said on Thursday.