Islamabad: Pakistan’s total debt has climbed to Rs. 82,000 billion by the end of May, according to the latest State Bank data, raising fresh concerns over the country’s fiscal stability.
Islamabad: Pakistan’s central government debt growth has slowed to its lowest level in 15 years, rising by only 5% year-to-date in FY26, compared with 23% in FY23, according to official
Islamabad: The government borrowed more than Rs4.9 trillion from commercial banks between July 2025 and June 12, 2026, according to State Bank of Pakistan data. This is higher than the
ISLAMABAD – The federal government has proposed a 7% increase in salaries for public sector employees under the FY2026‑27 budget, according to official budget documents. The proposal also includes a
Islamabad – Pakistan’s federal budget for fiscal year 2026‑27 is scheduled for presentation today, with an estimated outlay of Rs18 trillion. Finance Minister Muhammad Aurangzeb will unveil the government’s third
Islamabad: The federal government is reportedly considering regulatory changes for the real estate sector in the 2026-27 budget, including restrictions or heavy fines on cash property purchases. The initiative aims
Islamabad: The federal government has approved a major restructuring and privatization plan for several state-owned entities, including Pakistan Mineral Development Corporation (PMDC), Saindak Metals Company, and ENAR Petrotech Services in
Islamabad: The government has called sessions of both the National Assembly and Senate on June 10 in preparation for the presentation of the federal budget for fiscal year 2026-27. Minister
Islamabad: Reports suggest that Pakistan is reviewing tax relief proposals in the upcoming federal budget, with a primary focus on salaried individuals. The move is seen as an effort to
Islamabad: Reports indicate that salaried individuals earning up to Rs300,000 per month may receive tax relief in the upcoming federal budget. The proposal aims to ease the financial burden on
