Pakistan’s annual inflation rose by 6.15 percent year-on-year (YoY) in November 2025, slightly below the previous month’s 6.2 percent and notably higher than 4.9 percent in November 2024. On a month-on-month (MoM) basis, inflation increased by 0.4 percent in November 2025, compared to a 1.8 percent rise in October 2025 and 0.5 percent in the same month last year. Analysts from Topline Securities
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Pakistan to Hold Live Televised Auction for PIA Privatization on December 23, 2025
06 December, 2025 0 5The Government of Pakistan has officially announced that the privatization of Pakistan International Airlines (PIA) will take place through a live televised auction on December 23, 2025. This marks a major step in the government’s efforts to revitalize the national carrier, which has faced years of financial losses, operational inefficiencies, and declining service standards. Prime Minister
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Gold and Oil Markets Show Volatility in 2025 Amid Global Political and Economic Uncertainty
06 December, 2025 0 9Gold and oil markets in 2025 reflected the volatility of a world shaped by geopolitical tensions, shifting monetary policies, and evolving global demand. Gold prices moved sharply throughout the year as central banks struggled to manage persistent inflation. Early expectations of delayed interest rate cuts pushed the metal lower, but signs of monetary easing later helped gold recover,
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Pak-Afghan Border Closure Causes Daily Losses Worth Millions for Pakistani Exporters
05 December, 2025 0 9Exporters across Pakistan are raising urgent concerns as the prolonged closure of major Pak-Afghan border crossings continues to inflict massive financial losses every day. The shutdown of key trade points, particularly the Torkham crossing, has left hundreds of cargo trucks stranded for weeks, blocking the movement of essential goods. Items such as cement, pharmaceuticals, fresh fruits,
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Saudi Arabia Extends $3 Billion Deposit to Support Pakistan’s Economy
05 December, 2025 0 7Saudi Arabia has extended its $3 billion deposit with Pakistan for another year, according to the State Bank of Pakistan (SBP). This deposit, initially placed in 2021, has been renewed annually, with the most recent renewal occurring in 2024. The extension comes at a crucial time, providing significant support to Pakistan’s foreign exchange reserves, which currently stand at $14.56 billion as of
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Solar Energy Prices Drop in Pakistan, Making Clean Power More Affordable for Homes and Businesses
05 December, 2025 0 6Solar energy is becoming increasingly accessible and cost-effective in Pakistan as prices for solar systems have seen a significant drop, creating a prime opportunity for households and small businesses to adopt clean, reliable energy.
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Pakistan Aims to Boost Fruit and Vegetable Exports to $2 Billion by 2028, Secures Global Orders at FoodAg Expo
04 December, 2025 0 9Pakistan is aiming to significantly expand its fruit and vegetable exports, targeting $2 billion within the next three years, up from the current $700 million, as outlined by the Pakistan Fruit and Vegetable Exporters and Merchants Association (PFVA). The ambitious plan seeks to capitalize on growing international demand for high-quality Pakistani produce and enhance the country’s share in
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Pakistan’s Trade Deficit Widens by 33% Amid Rising Imports
04 December, 2025 0 8Pakistan’s trade deficit surged sharply in November, reaching $2.86 billion, marking a 33% increase compared to $2.15 billion in the same month last year, according to data from the Pakistan Bureau of Statistics. The widening gap reflects a combination of falling exports and rising imports, putting additional pressure on the country’s external account.
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Solar System Prices in Pakistan Drop Sharply Ahead of Summer, Offering Affordable Clean Energy Solutions
04 December, 2025 0 8Solar system prices in Pakistan have dropped significantly, offering households and small businesses an ideal opportunity to switch to clean energy before the next high-demand season. The decline in prices comes as winter reduces overall power consumption, easing pressure on electricity demand and making solar solutions more affordable.
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Pakistan Sees Sharp Monthly Rise in Health and Education Costs, PBS Reports; Trade Deficit Widened to $2.75 Billion in July 2025
04 December, 2025 0 10ISLAMABAD: The cost of health and education services in Pakistan rose sharply within a month, according to the Pakistan Bureau of Statistics (PBS). The report highlighted significant price increases across both urban and rural areas. In urban regions, health services became 6.99% more expensive, with medicines rising 6.94% and therapeutic appliances and medical equipment increasing by 2.19%.
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