Gold prices in Pakistan rise on safe haven demand
Gold prices in Pakistan climbed on Monday as firmer global rates and Middle East tensions kept bullion demand supported.
Gold prices in Pakistan climbed on Monday as firmer global rates and Middle East tensions kept bullion demand supported.
Pakistan stocks fell sharply as escalating Middle East tensions fuelled investor caution, extending the market's recent losing streak.
Pakistan's power generation fell in June as LNG disruptions and higher fuel costs pushed electricity production expenses sharply higher.
The Ministry of Finance has issued a notification announcing revisions to the interest rates of various National Savings Schemes.
Aurangzeb reviews FBR's National Faceless Centre, stressing transparency and timely rollout to modernise Pakistan's tax administration.
Gold prices rebounded by Rs2,400 per tola in Pakistan on Saturday as international bullion strengthened, while PSX ended lower.
Pakistan's weekly inflation rose 1.4 percent as higher food and fuel prices, led by tomatoes and chicken, increased household costs.
Pakistan's textile exports rebounded strongly, lifting overall exports as garments, knitwear and food shipments recorded solid growth.
Gold prices in Pakistan dropped sharply as weaker global bullion rates and a stronger dollar pushed local and international markets lower.
Omoda & Jaecoo have sparked excitement by teasing a new vehicle for the Pakistani market with a "Coming Soon!"