ISLAMABAD, June 11 (Reuters) - Pakistan's annual economic survey projected real GDP growth at 3.7% for the fiscal year ending June 2026, according to the report released on Thursday. Here are some ...

Pakistan’s investment-to-GDP ratio has hit a historic low of 13.1%, signaling a deepening economic crisis. Explore the impact ...

Governor State Bank of Pakistan Jameel Ahmad says the country has achieved macroeconomic stability due to coordinated fiscal and monetary policies. Addressing a news conference in Karachi today, he ...

Even if the war does not start in the near future, the uncertainty is high enough to keep foreign investors away from the ...

Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif on Saturday held a series of meetings with senior executives of Turkiye's leading business ...

With commercial interests spanning fertilisers to EVs, it's hard to segregate the interest of the military from the rest of ...

Top Turkish and Pakistani officials reaffirmed on Saturday the close and brotherly relations between the two countries, ...

Contracts with Chinese power producers have left Pakistan footing a massive bill for inefficient supply – all while electricity shortfalls continue. According to the Economic Survey (2023-24), ...

Says Pakistan, Turkiye can leverage their geographical position to strengthen trade, investment and regional connectivity ...

Consumer goods giant Unilever remains committed to Pakistan as a long-term manufacturing and growth market despite economic ...