Users in Pakistan had been facing slow internet speed.
SBP is expected to slash the policy rate by up to 1.5%.
The final decision will be announced by the Ministry of Finance on August 31.
The decision was revealed by the central bank's head during Senate meeting.
The charges will be added to October and November electricity bills.
The growth is higher than in the last 5-year from 2020 to 2024.
The Executive Board will review the applications of three countries
Topline Pakistan Research attributed the growth to IT companies’ efforts.
The advances decreased by 4.53% month-on-month basis.
The figures represent a 17% increase compared to the same period in 2023.
This initiative is part of the party’s ongoing efforts to address the economic challenges faced by the public, especially in light of rising energy prices.
According to details, petrol price has been slashed by Rs8.47 per litre. The new price of petrol is Rs260.96 per litre.
The new rates will be effective from August 16 to 31.
Rumours were on that Arshad Nadeem's prize money will be taxed.
The country has been rolling over $12 billion in bilateral loans for the past few years.
This information was shared during a tourism meeting chaired by Zahid Chan Zeb, the adviser to the chief minister on Tourism and Culture, as per a statement released on Tuesday.
WB made additional financing of $1 billion for the Dasu hydro project phase-I.
The premier assigned the task to the economic team.
Trader organizations protested at Bolton Market, with protesters chanting slogans to stop the economic killing of traders.
The survey also reveals a decline in investment in Pakistan.
The new rates will be effective from August 1 to 15.
Finance Czar Muhammad Aurangzeb lauded the rating upgrade for Pakistan.
The discovery was made at the Razgir 1 exploratory well.
The summary approved by the board would be presented to the cabinet committee.
The government had increased the PoL prices by almost Rs17 per litre.
The SPI rose to 20.09 percent on year-on-basis.
G20 nations host at least four out of five of the world's billionaires.
Pakistan had taken the debt to set up nuclear power plants, while the Chinese companies took these loans for the power plants setup under the CPEC.
The meeting was briefed about the government’s efforts to boost exports
