Attacks on Yemen cause a 4% surge in oil prices, triggering global trade disruptions and economic concerns.

The surge in Pakistan's total federal debt is primarily attributed to a robust increase in long-term domestic debt.

Xiaomi and Huawei charge into electric vehicles, intensifying the ongoing competition in China's automobile industry.

Toshiba bids farewell to the Tokyo Stock Exchange in an £11bn deal, symbolizing a cautionary tale for global investors.

Amidst speculation, the IMF denies plans for tax increases in Pakistan, providing relief amid the nation's ongoing economic recovery.

Pakistan reduces petroleum prices by up to Rs14 per litre, responding to a significant drop in global oil prices.

The impact of the conflict is not confined to individual hardships but is resonating throughout the West Bank's economy.

Pakistan faces uncertainty as scheduling delays push IMF approval into mid-December, impacting the awaited $700 million disbursement.

The NAC confirmed that Pakistan's GDP hit a 50-year low during the tenure of PDM coalition government.

The objective is to elevate the number of income tax return filers from 4.9 million to 6.5 million within the next eight months.

The KSE-100 Index surged to 59,502.28 points, marking a significant gain of 603 points compared to the previous close at 58,899.84 points.

Finance Minister Shamshad Akhtar underscored the necessity for robust financial reforms to fortify Pakistan's economy.