SBP to convene MPC meeting on April 29, 2024, amidst expectations and risks.

Pakistan engages with international financial institutions like the World Bank and ADB.

Petrol will now cost Rs293.94 per liter while HSD will be priced at Rs290.38 per liter, reflecting a hike of Rs8.14.

Pakistan repays $1 billion international bond, demonstrating financial resilience and stabilization of foreign exchange reserves.

Amid Pakistan's economic crisis and bailout negotiations with the IMF, controversy brews as the PM's Office approves hefty bonuses for officials.

Pakistan's textile exports experienced marginal year-on-year growth in March.

The World Bank paints a bleak outlook for Pakistan's economy, projecting modest growth.

Pakistan grapples with inflation as the Finance Ministry projects moderation in March and April.

Amidst IMF proposals for a carbon tax and fiscal policy adjustments, Pakistan grapples with impending petrol price hikes,.

The IMF pressures Pakistan for tax reforms, advocating for an 18% GST on petroleum and various fiscal policy changes.

PPP stands firm on the National Finance Commission Award formula, emphasizing provincial rights amidst IMF discussions.

SBP maintains its key policy rate at 22 percent for the sixth consecutive meeting, citing ongoing inflationary pressures.