Gold slips in Pakistan, set for weekly loss as global pressures build
Gold prices fall in Pakistan as global market weakens, pressured by rising oil prices, stronger dollar, and higher yields.
Gold prices fall in Pakistan as global market weakens, pressured by rising oil prices, stronger dollar, and higher yields.
SBP expected to hold policy rate steady as analysts cite global uncertainty and manageable inflation outlook ahead of review.
PSX falls over 2,100 points in early trade as investor caution grows amid rising geopolitical tensions and weak sentiment.
Weekly inflation dips slightly as lower vegetable and fuel prices offer relief, though annual inflation remains high at nearly 14 percent.
Pakistan’s foreign exchange reserves recorded a slight increase during the week ended April 17, offering some support to the country’s external position.
Pakistan stocks fell sharply as KSE-100 lost over 2,400 points, with weak sentiment and broad selling pressure dominating trading activity.
Gold prices fall sharply in Pakistan, tracking global decline as stronger dollar and rising oil prices weigh on demand.
The first truck carrying transit goods from Kyrgyzstan has arrived at Pakistan’s Sost Dry Port, marking a historic development.
PSX declines amid investor caution over US-Iran tensions, with broad selling in key sectors dragging benchmark index lower overall.
Gold prices fall in Pakistan while global rates rise, as easing tensions and lower oil prices shape market sentiment.