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ISLAMABAD: Economic experts and corporate heads on Wednesday advised the government to reduce current account gap by rolling over foreign...

Despite improving energy supplies and better law and order situation in the country, the big business looks worried. The Pakistan...

Pakistan Business Council (PBC) on Wednesday made a strong case for government policies to be reviewed and aligned to promote...

Prime Minister Shahid Khaqan Abbasi has hinted at announcing a one-time tax amnesty scheme aimed at bringing back foreign assets...

ISLAMABAD: Pakistan needs to utilise the China-Pakistan Economic Corridor (CPEC) for its growth strategy otherwise, it may miss this opportunity,...

ISLAMABAD: Prime Minister Shahid Khaqan Abbasi announced on Wednesday that a one-time tax amnesty scheme on offshore assets will be...

The central premise of PBC’s advocacy is that industry in a country with a consumer base of over 200 million can with the right policies, gain the critical mass to offer goods and services on competitive terms in both, the domestic and the global markets

Islamabad, Pakistan—IFC, a member of the World Bank Group, has partnered with the Pakistan Business Council (PBC), the country’s leading...

Mr. Mohamed Zubair Honorable Governor of Sindh Governor House Karachi Dear Governor, Issues Impacting Pakistan’s Economy Thank you for meeting...

The Export Package is a welcome “First Aid” for the struggling export sector. First aid is indeed how it should be seen as there remain fundamental challenges confronting exports and manufacturing that still need to be addressed

It is natural to start a new calendar year on an optimistic note. Pakistan’s macro economy has stabilised. However, there is a fundamental issue that Pakistan needs to tackle urgently if it is to accelerate and sustain growth.

ISLAMABAD: There is huge potential for additional trade between Pakistan and Afghanistan of more than $500 million which should be explored to boost not only bilateral trade between the two countries but also to build stronger friendlier political ties.

Pakistan has achieved relative macroeconomic stability. GDP growth in fiscal 2015/16 was the highest in eight years, borrowing costs the lowest in 42 years and inflation

Such a consensus would help undertake fundamental reforms and develop a policy framework which can be deployed consistently, no matter who is in power, according to a short paper prepared by the council