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Pakistan Raises Petrol Levy by Rs15.86 Per Litre in One Week
The federal government has increased the petroleum levy on petrol by Rs15.86 per litre within a single week, significantly boosting…
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Cement prices remain high across Pakistan
ISLAMABAD: Cement prices in Pakistan continue to remain elevated, with the cost of a 50-kilogram bag varying across different regions…
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Pakistan Increases Kerosene Price by Rs11.19 Per Litre Following Petrol and Diesel Hike
Islamabad:After raising the prices of petrol and high-speed diesel, the government has also increased the price of kerosene oil. According…
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Honda Pridor 100 Price Updated in Pakistan for 2026
Karachi: The Honda Pridor 100 continues to be one of the most popular motorcycles in Pakistan, thanks to its fuel…
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Gold Prices Continue to Fall for Fifth Consecutive Day in Pakistan
Karachi: Gold prices continued their downward trend in both the local and international markets on Thursday, marking the fifth consecutive…
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Pakistan’s Federal Government Debt Climbs to Rs82 Trillion as Audit Report Reveals Major Financial Irregularities
Islamabad: Pakistan’s federal government debt rose to Rs82 trillion by the end of May 2026, marking an increase of Rs5.9…
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Senate Committee Uncovers Alleged Tax Evasion by Oil Marketing Companies During Iran-US Conflict
A meeting of the Senate Standing Committee on Cabinet Secretariat revealed allegations of large-scale tax evasion by Oil Marketing Companies…
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Breakdown Reveals Taxes, Levies, and Margins on Petrol and Diesel Prices in Pakistan
Islamabad:A detailed breakdown of the taxes, levies, and margins included in Pakistan’s retail fuel prices has revealed that consumers are…
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Pakistan Stock Exchange Gains 3.22% in Strong Weekly Rally
KARACHI:Pakistan’s benchmark stock index posted a strong weekly performance, with the **PSX-100 Index** rising **3.22%** over the course of the…
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Pakistan’s Salaried Class Paid Rs633 Billion in Income Tax During FY2025-26
ISLAMABAD:Pakistan’s salaried employees contributed **Rs633 billion** in income tax during the **2025-26 fiscal year**, paying more in direct taxes than…
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