 | Pakistan PM Sharif announces 10 per cent 'super tax' on large-scale industriesShehbaz Sharif on Thursday had warned that the country may witness more difficult times as it struggles to steer itself out of the ongoing economic crisis. |
 | 'Cut tea drinking by 1-2 cups': Pakistan minister's request in bid to reduce import billPakistan's Federal Minister for Planning made the appeal after the federal budget document for the last fiscal year showed a Rs 13 billion increase in tea imports from the year before that. |
 | Cash-strapped Pakistan gets USD 8 billion in financial support from Saudi ArabiaPakistan has faced growing economic challenges, with high inflation, sliding forex reserves, a widening current account deficit and a depreciating currency. |
 | Debt-ridden Pakistan's policy continuity in doubt, says Moody's Investors ServiceThe GDP growth forecast is based on expectations of a reform agenda and the China-Pakistan Economic Corridor (CPEC) helps boost economic growth. |
 | Pakistan's increasing dependency on Beijing reflected during Imran Khan's recent visit to China: ReportDuring his four-day visit to China, Imran Khan attended the opening ceremony of the Beijing Winter Olympics and met with the top Chinese leadership. |
 | Pakistan to offer permanent residency scheme for rich foreign nationals to boost weak economyA key federal minister was reported saying one of the purposes of opening the scheme was to attract rich Afghans, who were moving to Turkey, Malaysia and other countries following the fall of Kabul. |
 | Pakistan to grow at 3.4 per cent in current fiscal: World BankThe report points out that real interest rates in Pakistan dropped precipitously during 2020 and remained negative through 2021. |
 | Inflation in Pakistan will continue to rise for next six months: ReportInflation in Pakistan is on the rise and it has triggered countrywide protests by the Opposition and people. |
 | Pakistan PM Imran Khan dials Chinese President Xi Jinping; vows to boost bilateral, economic tiesImran Khan and Xi Jinping agreed to promote CPEC's green development as a high-quality demonstration of China's Belt and Road Initiative. |
