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Web Desk
Nov 19, 2024

No gas shortage in Rawalpindi, SNGPL denies reports of low pressure

Sui Northern Gas Pipelines Ltd. (SNGPL) has dismissed recent reports of gas shortages and low pressure in Rawalpindi.

Business

Web Desk
Nov 19, 2024

Major growth expected in Pakistan’s stocks as economic stability returns

Bloomberg has predicted a strong growth of 27 per cent for Pakistan’s stock market by the end of next year.

World

Web Desk
Nov 19, 2024

Weaker dollar pushes gold to one-week high

Gold prices reached a one-week high on Tuesday driven by a weaker US dollar as investors awaited comments from Federal Reserve officials.

Business

Web Desk
Nov 19, 2024

Global oil prices drop as Norway restarts production

Global oil prices dipped on Tuesday after a surge the previous day, which was driven by production halts at Norway’s Johan Sverdrup oilfield.

Business

Web Desk
Nov 18, 2024

US remains Pakistan’s top export destination with 18.5 per cent growth

In October, the United States continued to be the top export destination for Pakistan, with shipments valued at $575.89 million.

Business

Web Desk
Nov 18, 2024

Gold price rebounds, rises by Rs2,500 per tola in local market

Gold prices in Pakistan saw an uptick on Monday bouncing back after a dip in the last session. The rise reflected the surge in global prices.

Business

Web Desk
Nov 18, 2024

Pakistan’s power generation rises 7.2 per cent YoY: NEPRA data

Power generation increased 7.2 per cent in October 2024, reaching 10,262 GWh, compared to 9,570 GWh in October 2023, as per data from the National Electric Power Authority (NEPRA).

World

Web Desk
Nov 18, 2024

Global crude oil prices edge up as geopolitical tensions intensify

Global oil prices rose slightly on Monday following increased fighting between Russia and Ukraine over the weekend.

Business

Web Desk
Nov 18, 2024

Pakistan sees 38.66 per cent rise in IT and telecom exports

Pakistan’s exports of telecommunications, computer, and information services rose by 38.66 per cent in October, reaching $330 million, compared to $238 million in the same month last year.