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Debt-ridden Pakistan readies to privatise all state-run companies, except strategic ones: Reports

Debt-ridden Pakistan readies to privatise all state-run companies, except strategic ones: Reports

May 15, 2024, at 04:54 am

Islamabad: Debt-ridden Pakistan has decided to privatise all state-run enterprises, except strategic ones, broadening its earlier decision to offload stakes only in loss-making companies, media reports said.

Pakistani rupee tumbles to record low amid widespread unrest after Imran Khan's arrest

Pakistani rupee tumbles to record low amid widespread unrest after Imran Khan's arrest

May 12, 2023, at 12:12 am

Amid widespread unrest in Pakistan following former prime minister Imran Khan’s arrest on Tuesday, its currency tumbled to a new record low as the country’s army stepped in to quell violent protests, Bloomberg reported.

Pakistan's economy likely to perform worse than previous estimates: World Bank

Pakistan's economy likely to perform worse than previous estimates: World Bank

Jun 09, 2020, at 09:24 am

Islamabad/UNI: Pakistan’s economy would actually perform even worse than what previous estimates had warned about, the World Bank, citing the Covid-19 fallout, forecast on Monday.