Central bank says decision taken to reduce interest rate for second time in one month due to impacts of coronavirus
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Refinancing scheme is designed to incentivize struggling businesses to retain workforce during the ongoing pandemic
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Currently producing 300 metric tons of LPG per day, JJVL hopes to expand it to 400 metric tons to meet growing demand
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Economic Impact from COVID-19 ‘Much Worse’ than 2008 Recession: IMF Chief
by Staff Reportby Staff ReportKristalina Georgieva says global fund is urging bilateral creditors to suspend debt collections from poorest countries for at least a year
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Exchange rate hits record-setting heights amid volatility emerging from coronavirus impact on economy
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Central bank says decision to reduce interest rate has been taken due to uncertainty over impact of coronavirus pandemic
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Pakistan’s central bank waives online banking charges to reduce need to visit ATMs, bank branches and promote social distancing
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Market witnesses biggest drop since 1991 after Gulf kingdom slashes selling prices over Russia rejection of OPEC-proposed production cuts
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Data shows inflation reduced to 12.4 percent last month as compared to decade-high of 14.56 in January
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Pakistan’s prime minister also orders a ban on sugar exports as prices of commodity continue to soar in domestic market
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Privatization minister says it hopes to sell off 33 state-owned entities within the current fiscal year
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Part of ‘Engage Africa’ initiative, the conference aims at forging closer ties between Pakistan and the African continent
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Data released by central bank shows massive drop in exports to India due to frosty relations
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P.M. Khan assures business community PTI-led government is working to remove hurdles in their path
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The project, launched under CPEC, could require up to 400,000 skilled workers in four years
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Credit rating agency says outlook for 2020 is stable, but warns of considerable existing risks
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Under China-Pakistan Free Trade Agreement, Islamabad can now export 1,047 products to Beijing with zero duties
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Year-on-year, deficit shows a reduction of 73 percent, going from $1,166 million in 2018 to $319 million now
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Automotive manufacturers body says all major companies have suffered massive losses to unit sales
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Data released by Pakistan Bureau of Statistics shows 12.7 percent year-on-year rise, with bulk of it linked to higher prices of food