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Pakistan raises fuel prices by up to Rs9.56 per liter amid global energy market fluctuations

Pakistan raises fuel prices by up to Rs9.56 per liter amid global energy market fluctuations

  • With the new surge, the per liter cost of petrol and high-speed diesel will be Rs265.61 and Rs277.45, respectively
  • Any upward revision to fuel prices is generally met with public discontent amid fears of high inflation in Pakistan
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Prominent Pakistani food manufacturer announces setting up UAE subsidiary

Prominent Pakistani food manufacturer announces setting up UAE subsidiary

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Special Thousands of students march in Karachi to protest Gaza war, demand independent Palestinian state video

Thousands of students march in Karachi to protest Gaza war, demand independent Palestinian state

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Pakistan’s key stock index records highest year-end close amid budget, IMF optimism

Pakistan’s key stock index records highest year-end close amid budget, IMF optimism

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Pakistani trade bodies warn tax-heavy budget may trigger brain drains, stifle growth 

Pakistani trade bodies warn tax-heavy budget may trigger brain drains, stifle growth 

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Mashreq secures ‘landmark’ approval to launch Islamic banking operations in Pakistan

Mashreq secures ‘landmark’ approval to launch Islamic banking operations in Pakistan

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Pakistani gold jewelry exporters plan relocation to UAE amid taxation challenges, says trade association photos

Pakistani gold jewelry exporters plan relocation to UAE amid taxation challenges, says trade association

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Pakistani businesses to halt all exports on ‘black day’ next week to protest new taxes 

Pakistani businesses to halt all exports on ‘black day’ next week to protest new taxes 

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Heat wave-like conditions to prevail in Karachi today, says Pakistan’s chief meteorologist video

Heat wave-like conditions to prevail in Karachi today, says Pakistan’s chief meteorologist

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Pakistani grain exporters seek government permission to export 3.9 million tons surplus wheat

Pakistani grain exporters seek government permission to export 3.9 million tons surplus wheat

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Special Karachi hosts vibrant donkey cart race to revive traditional sport, engage youth in ‘positive activities’ video

Karachi hosts vibrant donkey cart race to revive traditional sport, engage youth in ‘positive activities’

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ADB, Pakistan sign $250 million loan agreement for investment in infrastructure, services

ADB, Pakistan sign $250 million loan agreement for investment in infrastructure, services

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Pakistan’s benchmark index posts nearly 100% growth in a year, hits 80,000 barrier

Pakistan’s benchmark index posts nearly 100% growth in a year, hits 80,000 barrier

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