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Aug 21, 2025

Above 10m households drive economy, reveals economic census

The recognition of millions of household-based economic activities underscored the role of women in value creation and highlighted opportunities for micro and small entrepreneurs.

Pakistan

Web Desk
Jun 09, 2025

Budget FY2026: special meeting of the Federal Cabinet called tomorrow

The Finance Bill of the annual budget 2025-26 will be presented to the National Assembly after the Federal Cabinet meeting.

Business

Web Desk
Jun 09, 2025

Economic Survey FY25: low inflation, CA surplus, stable macroeconomic indicators

The Ministry of Finance released the Economic Survey FY25 showing growth with low inflation, CA surplus, and stable macroeconomic indicators.

Business Pakistan

Web Desk
Jun 09, 2025

Pakistan’s economy turning a corner after earlier challenges: Finance Minister

Finance Minister Muhammad Aurangzeb said that Pakistan’s economic trajectory has turned positive and is expected to remain so.

Business

Web Desk
Jun 08, 2025

Govt finalizes FY2024–25 economic survey; visible growth, but target eludes

While these numbers are not yet verified, sources say that the economic survey shows a marked improvement as compared to last fiscal year.

Business

Web Desk
Jun 11, 2024

Pakistan Economic Survey FY24 highlights agriculture as key growth driver

The recently released economic survey of Pakistan Economic Survey FY24 sheds light on the significant role played by the agricultural sector in driving economic growth.

Business

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Jun 10, 2024

SBP report reveals significant improvement in consumer confidence

Consumers’ confidence in Pakistan surged by 14.9 per cent month-on-month in May 2024, reaching 37.7 points, according to the latest CCS.

Business

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Jun 09, 2024

Economic Survey documents reveal mixed economic trends

The Economic Survey of Pakistan, set to be unveiled on June 11, promises to shed light on Pakistan’s economic trajectory, showcasing both signs of improvement and areas of concern.