China becomes Pakistan’s largest creditor with $29bn loans
By Khaleeq Kiani Published in Dawn on December 04, 2024 ISLAMABAD: With almost $29 billion in loans, China has become Pakistan’s largest creditor. The nation, home to 240 million people, also ranks among the top three loan recipients from the International Monetary Fund (IMF) this year, according to a World […]
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DecEconomic growth
By Rashid Amjad Published in Dawn on December 03, 2024 THERE are indeed signs that the economy is stabilising. The PSX share index has, for the first time, crossed 100,000 points. The rupee-dollar exchange rate has remained stable over the entire year despite speculation to the contrary. The inflation rate[…]
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NovIs the economy improving?
By Khurram Husain Published in Dawn on November 21, 2024 IT has now become a routine question. Every TV anchor and people I meet in any gathering all want to know: is it true that the economy is ‘improving’? The short, and best, answer here is ‘yes and no’. Yes,[…]
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NovNearly 40% Pakistanis want to leave country
By Kashif Hussain Published in The Express Tribune on November 15, 2024 KARACHI: Pakistan climbed to the fifth place in an infamous list of countries, which accounted for the most illegal immigrants in Europe, according to a report released by the National Commission for Human Rights (NCHR) on Thursday. The[…]
