Indus Motor Company Limited decided to temporarily shutdown its production plant from August 1, 2022 to August 13, 2022.

S&P Global changed the country’s long-term ratings from stable to negative due to deteriorating external position.

Government is amending laws to facilitate the sale of shares listed SOE's shares with a buyback option to friendly countries on a G2G basis.

Fitch Ratings both anticipate Pakistan to get a $1.2 billion bailout from the International Monetary Fund (IMF).

Jazz CEO Aamir Ibrahim expressed his concern about the country's economic prospects and its impact on Jazz's operations in an internal memo.

ECC hiked the price of imported and domestic gas for the export industry by more than 38 percent and 82 percent, respectively.

Rice exports witnessed a 23% growth and crossed the $2.5 billion mark during the 2021-22 fiscal year for the first time in country’s history.

PM Shahbaz Sharif formed a ministerial committee to propose names to the federal cabinet for Governor SBP for a five-year term.

Pakistan earned $737.720 million by providing transport services in various countries during the eleven months of fiscal year (2021-22).

During intra-day trading, the rupee was quoted at 232, down about 1.6 percent against the greenback at 1:50pm.

Government agreed to provide electricity to five export-oriented sectors across the country for one year at 9 cents per kWh and $9 per MMBTU.

There was a tax gap of Rs3,000 billion out of which Rs1,800 billion was a policy gap, due to tax exemptions/incentives given to some sectors.