Even when the economy shows signs of improvement on paper, ordinary citizens cannot feel meaningful relief in their household ...

Pakistan’s debt and liabilities have soared to Rs 85 trillion in just four years, with mounting power-sector circular debt, loss-making state enterprises and bloated government spending raising fresh ...

Pakistan’s UN envoy says the US-Iran conflict has disrupted energy supplies, pushing oil prices higher and worsening ...

Pakistan has just cleared another International Monetary Fund (IMF) review, and on paper the news looks good. Growth is back, inflation has come down from painful highs, and the country has even ...

Pakistan may keep issuing threats by taking loans from the International Monetary Fund, World Bank, ADB to China, but its condition remains bad. This can be gauged by looking at the latest figures of ...

The repayment schedule to UAE has been finalised as $450 million on April 11, $2 billion on April 17 and another $1 billion ...

Funds released under bailout and climate resilience programmes expected to strengthen forex reserves and support fragile ...

Pakistan’s gas sector is no longer facing a temporary imbalance. It has entered a structural decline. The continued failure ...

Pakistan’s total debt and liabilities have surged to Rs 85 trillion in four years, driven by persistent borrowing, structural inefficiencies, and a crippling oil price shock from the US-Iran conflict.

Pakistan turns to Chinese bonds to survive the economic shocks of Trump’s war on Iran, but gets called “opportunistic” for it ...

He said Pakistan managed the difficult period without adding a single rupee to the circular debt in the oil supply chain, ...