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What happens to Pakistan’s economy if oil crosses the USD 100 mark? Farhan Ahmed, Head of Research at Sherman Securities, joins Nukta for an exclusive breakdown of the looming "Import Bill" pressure. From a potential USD 2.5 billion annual hike in imports to inflation climbing toward 9%, the ripple effects on transport and food prices are real. Nukta | Nukta Business | Oil Prices | Pakistan Inflation | Middle East Tensions

If oil hits $100, Pakistan’s fuel import bill could rise by $300 million per month. At $120 oil, the increase could reach $500 million monthly. That means pressure on the rupee, reserves, and inflation. Watch the full analysis on our YouTube channel.

Pakistan is witnessing rising foreign investment across energy, logistics, IT, agriculture, mining, EVs, telecom, pharma, and digital infrastructure through joint ventures and equity deals. Over three years, 79 new foreign firms launched operations, Rs40.7 billion was invested, and 1,157 companies remain active despite limited exits. Major transactions include acquisitions involving Shell Pakistan, Saudi Aramco, DP World, BYD, and Nestlé. Image is Al generated and just for reference #investmentin3years #pakistanattracts #news #dailyroundup #foryou

Pakistan Starts Key Negotiations with IMF | Economic Relief Talks Begin Pakistan has officially begun fresh negotiations with the International Monetary Fund (IMF) to secure financial support and stabilize the country’s economy. The talks focus on economic reforms, fiscal policies, inflation control, and unlocking the next tranche of financial assistance. Government officials expressed optimism, stating that successful negotiations could strengthen foreign reserves, reduce economic pressure, and restore investor confidence. The IMF team is reviewing Pakistan’s progress on previous commitments, including tax reforms, energy sector adjustments, and budget targets. These discussions are considered crucial for Pakistan’s economic future as the country works toward long-term financial stability. Stay tuned for more updates on this developing story. #Pakistan #IMFProgram #PakistanEconomy #NewsAlert #EconomicStability #Finance #Islamabad #CurrentAffairs #SouthAsia

For the first time in 25 years, Pakistan has posted both a fiscal surplus and a massive primary surplus in the first half of FY26. What’s the difference, how were the surpluses achieved, and why does it matter? Watch the video to find out. PS- To read the written explainer, visit Nukta's website. nukta | nukta business | surplus | fiscal operations | fiscal surplus | primary balance | pakistan economy | sbp | finance ministry

Pakistan is taking part in the inaugural Critical Minerals Ministerial hosted by the U.S. Department of State, signaling its ambition to attract foreign investment and build strategic alliances in the minerals and energy sectors. Federal Minister for Energy Ali Pervaiz Malik is leading Pakistan’s delegation at this two-day event, which brings together representatives from over 50 nations to discuss enhancing and diversifying global supply chains for crucial minerals. The conference’s main goal, according to the U.S. State Department, is to foster international cooperation to ensure the stability of supply chains vital for technological innovation, economic growth, and national security. Key speakers include U.S. Vice President J.D. Vance, Secretary of State Marco Rubio, and other senior officials, emphasizing the importance Washington places on securing critical mineral resources. Pakistan aims to showcase its mineral wealth, including reserves of copper, gold, and rare earth elements, which remain largely underexplored. The country has already signed memoranda of understanding worth approximately $500 million with U.S. partners to collaborate on mineral development and processing, reflecting an expanding partnership in this strategic sector. Minister Malik's visit to Washington, accompanied by senior officials and technical experts, underscores Pakistan’s focus on attracting investment and deepening international collaborations. U.S. officials stress that strengthening supply chains for critical minerals is essential for economic resilience, technological leadership, and energy security. The conference's agenda is expected to cover topics such as supply chain resilience, investment frameworks, and sustainable practices in mining, processing, and recycling. The event features a diverse coalition of mineral-rich nations, including G7 countries. Disclaimer: The information shared here is based on reports from reputable news agencies. The accompanying image is generated by AI. #foryou #fyp #viralvideos

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Strengthening Pakistan–U.S. Economic Ties The United States—one of the world’s largest economies—remains Pakistan’s key export destination, with bilateral trade reaching nearly $11 billion annually, including $7.7 billion in textiles. A recent visit by the Rawalpindi Chamber of Commerce and Industry (RCCI) delegation to the U.S. opened new avenues in investment, pharmaceuticals, IT, mining, manufacturing, and healthcare. Engagements in Washington, D.C. and New York City highlighted strong interest from American policymakers and investors to enhance bilateral trade and market access for Pakistani products. With strategic reforms and stronger regulatory alignment, Pakistan can transform this momentum into long-term economic growth. ✍️ Usman Shaukat 🔗 For the complete story, open the link below. https://inforanews.com/pakistan-u-s-economic-relations-from-diplomatic-warmth-to-strategic-partnership/

Pakistan's Economy: The $21 Billion Lie! 💰 #PakistanEconomy #IMF #DebtCrisis #EconomicTruth #DaniyalNewsPoint

An International Monetary Fund team has arrived in Karachi for crucial economic discussions with Pakistani authorities. Talks are centered on reviewing overall economic performance, tax revenue targets, and structural reforms. A successful review could unlock approximately 200 million dollars, potentially shaping the reform trajectory of Pakistan in the months ahead. Disclaimer: This post is for informational purposes only and does not represent any institutional or governmental stance. #IMF #PakistanEconomy #Karachi #EconomicReforms #FiscalPolicy #GlobalFinance

Pakistan Hits Major IMF Target with Rs 1.18 Trillion Provincial Surplus #Pakistan #Pediastan #IMF #Surplus #Economy #IMFtarget #Trade