Pakistan Stock Exchange Braces for US-Iran Peace Talks and Monetary Policy Decision in Islamabad
The KSE-100 Index faces a critical week as investors weigh the impact of US-Iran negotiations in Islamabad alongside oil price surges and upcoming monetary policy.
Pakistan Clears $3.45 Billion UAE Debt Following Final Tranche Repayment
The State Bank of Pakistan confirms the full repayment of $3.45 billion in deposits to the UAE using new financing from Saudi Arabia to maintain reserve stability.
Finance Minister Muhammad Aurangzeb Reassures Global Investors of Pakistans Economic Stability
Federal Minister for Finance Muhammad Aurangzeb engages 250 global investors in a Jefferies led session to discuss IMF progress and Pakistans structural reforms
Pakistan Achieves Historic Economic Stability as Bloomberg Ranks it World Second Top Emerging Economy
Finance Minister Muhammad Aurangzeb outlines Pakistan’s transition to an export-led growth model following a historic 2.4% GDP primary surplus and $20 billion reserve milestone.
Pakistan Currency Outlook: Rupee Stable Ahead of 1 Billion Dollar Eurobond Repayment
Tresmark reports that Pakistan is set to manage a 1 billion dollar Eurobond repayment and oil imports post-Eid 2026 without destabilizing the rupee-dollar parity.
Pakistan Requests Saudi Oil Facility Extension and UAE Deposit Rollover Amid IMF Program
Pakistan seeks a two-year extension of the $1.2 billion Saudi Oil Facility and a one-year rollover of $2 billion UAE deposits to support its IMF program and stabilize the economy.
Pakistan Plans Return to Global Bond Markets, Eyes Dollar, Euro, Sukuk and Panda Bonds
Pakistan is preparing to return to international bond markets after four years, citing macroeconomic stabilization, IMF-backed reforms, improved ratings, and stronger foreign reserves.
Pakistan Launches 11th NFC Discussions to Decide Federal-Provincial Fund Allocation
The federal government has officially commenced the 11th National Finance Commission (NFC) talks, focusing on equitable distribution of resources to provinces amid tight budgets and post-flood recovery.
Pakistan Records Rare Rs1.5 Trillion Fiscal Surplus Despite Flood and Border Challenges
The government of Pakistan achieved a rare Rs1.5 trillion fiscal surplus in the first quarter of FY2026 despite facing flood-related damages, border closures, and inflationary pressures. The Finance Ministry credits strong non-tax revenues, improved fiscal discipline, and stable macroeconomic management for the performance.
Pakistan consolidates economic stability as investor confidence returns
Finance Minister Muhammad Aurangzeb says Pakistan’s economy is stabilizing, with inflation easing, reserves improving, and credit ratings upgraded. He highlighted structural reforms, digital transformation, and trade diversification as key drivers of renewed investor confidence and sustainable growth.