BUSINESS
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Wheat shortfall could cost $1.2 billion
Millions of wheat growers across Pakistan face a bleak sowing season this year, with farmer representatives warning that the country…
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$35m award stalls Roosevelt deal
Pakistan on Monday constituted a negotiation committee to settle a dispute with the trade union of Roosevelt Hotel New York,…
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ISGS to execute refinery policy
The government has designated Inter State Gas Systems (ISGS) as the policy implementation entity for the Pakistan Oil Refining Policy…
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Moody’s upgrades Pakistan’s rating
In its rating upgrade, one of the leading international credit rating agencies said the nation’s debt profile remained weak due…
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Oil steadies as investors weigh impact of latest US sanctions on Iran
Oil prices recovered ground on Tuesday after settling down more than 2% in the previous session, with investors assessing the…
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Trade policies: a barrier to prosperity
Questions continue to loom on the lack of international trading activities in Pakistan as it enters its 80th year of…
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Green CPEC offers Pakistan a win-win
The dual problem of stagflation and climate change has put policymakers on notice. They struggle to find a solution that…
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Pakistan can no longer wait for personal data protection law
Pakistan’s digital economy is xpanding faster than its legal protections for personal data. Recent incidents continue to demonstrate the scale…
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Rs100 trillion in debt: should Pakistan be worried?
The headlines are alarming: Pakistan’s debt has crossed Rs100 trillion. The figure has been splashed across social media and reported…
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Next crisis is growth, not dollars
The pattern became painfully familiar. Foreign-exchange reserves fell, the rupee came under pressure, inflation accelerated, imports were squeezed, and the…
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