SBP sees Pakistan’s economic recovery strengthening further in FY27
SBP expects stronger economic growth, lower inflation and healthier external accounts as Pakistan's recovery gains momentum in FY27.
SBP expects stronger economic growth, lower inflation and healthier external accounts as Pakistan's recovery gains momentum in FY27.
Gold prices in Pakistan fell by Rs1,100 per tola on Saturday as weaker international bullion rates also pushed silver lower.
Lower fuel prices eased weekly inflation, but soaring tomato, onion and potato rates kept pressure on household grocery bills.
Gold prices surged in Pakistan after a strong global rally driven by weaker US jobs data and easing rate hike expectations.
Pakistan registered a record 43,559 new companies in FY2025-26, driven by strong local and foreign investor interest nationwide.
Audit report shows FBR reduced tax irregularities last year, although recovery, enforcement and customs valuation issues still persist.
Gold rebounded strongly as weaker US jobs data lifted global prices, pushing Pakistan's gold rate up Rs9,100 per tola.
Pakistan exceeded its revised tax target as the government pledged faster digital reforms, easier compliance and improved taxpayer services.
Oil prices fell for a third day as easing supply concerns and expected output increases weighed on market sentiment globally.