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Web Desk
Aug 20, 2025

Pakistan’s FDI inflows rise 11% in July but overall investment slips

Pakistan’s economic outlook presented a mixed picture in July 2025, with foreign investment inflows losing momentum and the current account balance slipping back into deficit, according to the latest data released by the State Bank of Pakistan (SBP).

Business

AFP
Jul 28, 2025

EU to probe Covestro takeover, as UAE buying spree continues

Plastics maker Covestro accepted a bid — valuing the company at 12 billion euros ($14 billion) — from the Abu Dhabi National Oil Company in October.

Business

Web Desk
Apr 14, 2025

Aurangzeb calls for export-led, investment-driven growth

The meeting focused on how financial sector can better support government efforts to boost exports and attract FDI.

Business

Web Desk Karachi
Jan 28, 2025

Agriculture and industry sectors struggle, but growth prospects remain

In its half-yearly ‘State of Economy Report’, the Ministry of Finance (MoF) attributed the slowdown in agricultural growth to the high base effect from last fiscal year and decreased production in key crops such as cotton, rice, sugarcane, and maize.

Business

Web Desk
Sep 20, 2024

PSX pushes yesterday’s rally into today; up over 800 points

This positive development was reinforced by a notable rise in FDI, which climbed to $214 million in August, up from $136 million in July.

Business

Web Desk
Sep 19, 2024

Power sector sees highest amount of FDI’s in August

Pakistan’s power sector saw the highest amount of Foreign Direct Investment (FDI) last month, totalling $148.02 million.

Business

Web Desk
May 18, 2024

Pakistan records $358.84 million FDI inflow in April

Foreign Direct Investment (FDI) into Pakistan experienced a remarkable surge, marking a substantial increase of 172 per cent in April 2024 compared to the corresponding period in the previous fiscal year.

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Web Desk
Apr 17, 2024

Stock Market opens stronger, three days in a row

Yesterday (Tuesday), the benchmark KSE-100 index crossed the psychological barrier of 71,000 points, before deteriorating moderately to still close higher than the opening level of 70,544.58 points.