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
Pakistan set up the SIFC, a hybrid civil-military forum, in June last year.
Overall, the country’s import bill saw a modest increase of 0.9 per cent year-on-year, reaching $53.17 billion.
The CAD dropped by 79 percent to $681 million.
The increase in tariffs aims to fulfil the IMF's demand.
The tax will be imposed as per the valuation rates of shops.
The increase depends on the final calculation and existing tax rates.
He made this statement at the National Assembly's Finance Committee meeting, chaired by Syed Naveed Qamar.
Provinces assured the IMF of taking measures to meet its condition.
13,285 units of different vehicles were sold during June 2024
The new charges are effective from July 1.
The global financial organisation termed it “unprecedented and historic”.
This significant increase highlights the crucial role of overseas Pakistanis in supporting the country's economy through remittances.
At least 29 million domestic consumers would avail of the subsidy.
The federal government borrowed Rs3.11 billion.
The consignment is expected to take less than a month to arrive in India.
The US dollar dominates the global economic system.
Provinces were directed to nominate a focal person for close coordination with dealers.
In 2022, only 5.2 million out of Pakistan's population of over 240 million filed income tax returns, highlighting a significant gap in tax compliance.
Abdul Sami Khan, Chairman of the PPDA, stated, "We met with government officials in Islamabad, but the talks produced no results; hence, we will go on strike as announced earlier."
Pakistani households will face a surge in electricity bills, with prices jumping between Rs3.95 and Rs7.12 per unit.
