Weekly inflation in Pakistan dips slightly, but rising prices of vegetables and essentials continue to strain household budgets.
Gold prices in Pakistan fell on Friday, tracking global losses, while silver also declined amid ongoing international market uncertainty.
Oil prices edged lower after recent losses, but ongoing Middle East tensions kept supply concerns firmly supporting market sentiment.
Pakistan Stock Exchange opened higher Friday, with strong buying in key sectors pushing the KSE-100 Index upward.
Consumers are unlikely to see significant relief as petrol prices are expected to change only slightly in tomorrow’s review.
Pakistan's central bank reserves rose by $43 million to $17.19bn, reinforcing stability in the country's external position.
Government proposes higher fixed electricity charges for low-use industries under IMF plan aimed at boosting grid consumption.
Gold prices rise in Pakistan in line with international market gains, supported by weaker dollar and easing oil prices.
Oil prices eased as ceasefire hopes in the Middle East reduced supply concerns despite falling US crude inventories.