The Pakistan Stock Exchange (PSX) has been experiencing a bloodbath on Monday following a spike in new coronavirus cases that refuelled investor anxiety about China's disease outbreak

A remarkable dip of 72 percent has been witnessed in current account deficit during current fiscal year.According to State Bank of Pakistan (SBP), Current account deficit has gone down up to 2.654 billion dollar with decrease of 6.825 billion dollar during July to January 2019-20

The stock market remains in search of positive triggers on Monday as not much progression could be seen at the benchmark KSE-100 Share Index that dropped 142.98 points or 0.36pc as of 11.19am

The Senate Standing Committee on Interior in its meeting strongly condemned the act of converting Senator Dar's house into Panahgah and termed it an act of political victimization

PM Imran has rejected the rumors that Jahangir Khan Tareen was involved in flour crisis in the country.

The benchmark KSE-100 Share Index fell more than 600 points in the early trading hours on Monday with the intraday low of 39,465.51 before recovering some points, marking a two-month low

Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan will address the joint sitting of the parliament on the 14th of this month

Strong economic framework and harmonization between the state institutions and private sector can produce a momentum for a strong economy

Mian Anjum Nisar, President of the Federation of Pakistan Chambers of Commerce and Industry (FPCCI), expressed serious concern over the SBP unchanged policyrate which is at the highest in the region and in this state of monetary economy industry cannot survive and to compete in the international market is absolutely impossible

Lower markup rates make it cheaper to borrow for the industrialists. State Bank of Pakistan should bring down the markup rates to a single digit that would encourage the industries to take out loans to expand their operations