Pakistan Aims for Settlement to Scrap IP Gas Pipeline

Pakistan pursues an out-of-court settlement with Iran to scrap the stalled IP gas pipeline, facing a potential $18 billion penalty. The move aims to avoid international arbitration and secure a waiver from US sanctions.

Industrial Potato Shift to Double Pakistan's Exports

Pakistan's agricultural sector is poised for a major boost. Experts reveal a strategic shift to industrial potato varieties can potentially double the nation's export earnings. Discover the plan and its economic impact.

BoK Ranks Among Top Asia-Pacific Banks in 2025

Bank of Khyber achieves a stellar 177.4% total shareholder return, ranking among Asia-Pacific's best. Pakistani banks dominate the top ten, signaling strong investor confidence. Discover the factors behind this success.

Dr Kabir Sidhu Appointed New SECP Chairman

The federal government appoints Dr Kabir Ahmed Sidhu as SECP Chairman. He transformed the CCP, slashing case backlog by 70% and recovering Rs 1.36bn. Read about his plans for Pakistan's financial markets.

Reimagining Exports for Pakistan's Economic Renewal

Pakistan's economic revival hinges on a reimagined export strategy. This article explores the critical shift needed to boost exports, create jobs, and achieve sustainable growth. Read the full analysis.

PSX Sheds 1,133 Points, Closes at 184,410

The Pakistan Stock Exchange witnessed a sharp decline of 1,133 points, closing at 184,410. Explore the key factors behind the sell-off and its implications for investors.

Why India-US Trade Pact Collapsed: A Missed Call

A US official reveals a crucial phone call from PM Modi to President Trump was needed to finalize a trade deal. Its absence led to stalled talks and higher tariffs. Explore the diplomatic breakdown.

Govt Begins Outreach for Minerals Investment Forum

The Pakistani government initiates a global campaign to attract investors for its upcoming Pakistan Minerals Investment Forum, targeting billions in mining sector development. Learn about the key projects and opportunities.

PSX Crashes 976 Points, Closes at 185,543

Pakistan Stock Exchange witnesses a sharp decline of 976 points, closing at 185,543. Key factors include political uncertainty, economic concerns, and foreign selling. Read the full analysis.

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