The Pakistan Stock Exchange reached unprecedented heights as the KSE-100 Index surged to over 165,000 points with volumes exceeding 244 million shares and experts say policy stability and global investor interest could push the market even higher in the coming days.
Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif and Field Marshal Asim Munir meet President Donald Trump at the White House to discuss bilateral ties, regional and global issues as the US praises Pakistan’s leadership.
Pakistan Stock Exchange surges past 156,000 as KSE-100 hits record high with strong trading volumes and investor confidence driving momentum.
Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif and President Vladimir Putin met in Beijing, both sides vowed to strengthen bilateral relations as Putin expressed sympathy over Pakistan’s flood losses. The Russian leader invited Sharif to attend the Moscow SCO summit in November, signalling a renewed push for closer cooperation.
Moody’s Ratings upgrades Pakistan’s credit rating to Caa1 from Caa2 with a stable outlook, citing IMF loan support, fiscal consolidation, and reform compliance.
ASU will establish the National Institute of Technology in Lahore by Fall 2025 with dual degrees, global study options and a curriculum tailored to Pakistan’s needs, signalling a major leap for higher education in the country.
PIA is restoring two additional weekly flights between Karachi and Gwadar to boost connectivity and support economic growth linked to the CPEC project and Gwadar Free Zones as part of the government’s trade-driven development strategy.
Lahore becomes the first city globally to deploy AI-powered anti-smog guns that autonomously spray water mist to clear toxic particles based on satellite and drone-fed air quality data as part of Punjab’s real-time pollution response system.
Pakistan launches PRSS-II, a remote sensing satellite designed to boost disaster response, water and crop monitoring, and environmental observation while advancing the country’s self-reliance in space-based technology and climate governance.
Pakistan announces separate immigration counters for foreign passengers at all international airports in a bid to boost tourism, streamline entry, and attract global investors as part of a wider soft power strategy.
