The Pakistan Stock Market soared past 118,000 points, reflecting strong investor confidence and bullish momentum. Trading volumes exceeded 670 million shares, marking a historic start to 2025.
Pakistan’s exports have surged by 10.52pc, reaching an impressive $16.5 billion in the first half of 2024. This growth reflects strong performances in textiles and rice exports, while controlled imports have helped narrow the trade deficit, signalling improved economic management.
Pakistan Stock Market begins 2025 with strong momentum, breaking the 117,000-point milestone and reflecting strong investor confidence. Unprecedented trading volumes and values highlight renewed economic optimism and a bullish outlook.
PM Shehbaz Sharif launched the ‘Uraan Pakistan’ plan to stabilise the economy, reduce IMF reliance, and drive growth through reforms. Highlighting past global isolation, he urged unity and cited India’s adoption of Nawaz Sharif’s model as a lesson.
Under General Asim Munir’s leadership, Pakistan achieved transformative progress in counter-terrorism, economic stability, and global diplomacy. His decisive actions curbed illegal activities, strengthened trade ties, and elevated Pakistan’s voice for oppressed communities like Kashmir and Gaza. This visionary approach reshaped the nation’s security and economic landscape.
Chinese hackers breaches U.S. Treasury and telecom networks, exposing critical security gaps. The attack highlights federal cybersecurity vulnerabilities, with Salt Typhoon’s telecom infiltration intensifying concerns.
Pakistan Stock Market surged past 115,000 points, with record trade volumes exceeding 1 billion shares. The rally reflects growing investor confidence and a boost to the economic outlook.
Jimmy Carter, a global advocate for peace and longest-living US president, dies at 100. His legacy spans diplomacy, human rights, and post-presidential humanitarian achievements.
Husain Haqqani dismisses fears of Trump administration sanctions on Pakistan, stating such efforts will fail as US decisions are driven by strategic interests. He criticised reliance on WhatsApp and social media conspiracy theories to interpret international relations, calling it a misguided approach.
Remittances from overseas Pakistanis recorded a significant increase in 2024, rising by 31%. Over $21 billion were sent to Pakistan from key sources including Saudi Arabia, the UAE, the USA, the UK, the European Union, and other countries, marking a vital milestone for the nation’s economy.
