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Sugar prices reach up to Rs170/kg in Pakistan

ISLAMABAD: Sugar prices have reached up to Rs170 per kg in major cities of Pakistan during Ramadan 2025, according to a report released by...

Pakistan inflation drops to lowest level Since 2015

Pakistan’s inflation rate has dropped to its lowest point since 2015, with January recording a rate of 2.4 percent, according to the Pakistan Bureau...

Inflation rate stands at 11.53pc in Nov 2021, shares PBS

ISLAMABAD: Pakistan Bureau of Statistics (PBS) on Tuesday announced that the rate of inflation in November 2021 stood at 11.53 percent, ARY NEWS reported. The...

Weekly inflation up 0.22%

ISLAMABAD: Inflation based on the Sensitive Price Index (SPI) for the combined consumption group for the week ended on August 26 increased by 0.22...

Spike in tomato, chicken prices pushes up inflation

ISLAMABAD: Inflation based on the Sensitive Price Index (SPI) for the combined consumption group for the week ended on August 12 increased by 0.61%...

Weekly inflation edges up

ISLAMABAD: Inflation based on the Sensitive Price Index (SPI) for the combined consumption group for the week ended on August 5 increased by 0.12%...

Pakistan’s large-scale manufacturing grows 9.1%

Hammad Azhar said: "The sustained and robust growth in industry is expected to lift economic growth beyond earlier forecasts InshAllah"

Inflation eases to 8.3pc in November

Inflation was recorded at 12.7pc in November 2019

Yearly inflation increases by 12.3 pct in October: PBS

According to the PBS data, the Consumers Price Index (CPI) based inflation has been recorded at 8.86 per cent in first four months (July to October) of the current fiscal year.

Weekly inflation down 0.23% due to decline in rates of food items

Rates of 14 essential items went up while those of 11 commodities decreased

Weekly inflation up 0.45 pc as food prices continue to rise

The increase was reported due to a rise of one pc or more in prices of essential commodities

Weekly inflation up 1.24% due to uptick in prices of food items

The increase was reported due to a rise of one per cent or more in prices of essential commodities

Inflation goes up in Pakistan during September 2020, shows PBS data  

The PBS monthly review showed that the inflation remained at 9.04 percent in September 2020.

Exports, imports decline during August 2020 in Pakistan, shows PBS report

The trade deficit also recorded a decline of nine percent in August this year.

Pakistan’s exports fall by 33 percent in May 2020: PBS

The trade deficit also witnessed a 50 percent decline during May 2020 and remained at $1.46 billion.

Pakistan’s trade deficit witnesses upto 26 percent decline, shows PBS  

The volume of the trade deficit remained at United States Dollar (USD) 19.5 billion during the first 10 months of the ongoing year, showed the PBS data.

PBS report highlights increase in prices of food items amid COVID-19 lockdown

Overall 16 commodities' prices have witnessed an increase during the past week ending on April 16, showed a Pakistan Bureau of Statistics (PBS) report.

Exports, imports witness decline in March 2020, reveals PBS data

Pakistan’s exports have witnessed an over 15 percent decline in the month of March, shows Pakistan Bureau of Statistics (PBS) data.

Pakistan’s trade deficit witnesses 27 percent decline  

The month of February 2020 witnessed a 15 percent decline in the trade deficit and stood at US$1.93 billion, said a report issued by Pakistan Bureau of Statistics (PBS).

Trade deficit shrinks 28 per cent in seven months

Exports rose by 2.14 per cent
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