Author: Raja Zahid Khanzada

Economic jargon occasionally frightens people, and Pakistani politicians, like those in most other nations, frequently exaggerate difficult statistics to present a false picture. For the majority of us, a comparable circumstance happened following the arrival of the typical month to month expansion rate for September, which showed a 44-month low. Everyone seems to be happy that inflation has been controlled, which has led to lower prices, from the upper echelons of the government that is currently in place to party workers. The typical month to month expansion rate in September was 6.9 percent, the most minimal since January 2021 (5.7pc).…

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KARACHI: A Challenge Fund for the digitalization and adoption of technology by small and medium-sized businesses (SMEs) has been established by the State Bank of Pakistan (SBP). The central bank said it has been taking steps to help banks make it easier for small and medium-sized businesses to get loans. As per a round gave on Saturday, asset will uphold creative answers for SME banking. As a grant, this fund will assist banks in developing cutting-edge technological solutions to meet the banking requirements of the SME sector. The government and central bank have repeatedly announced their support for small and…

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KARACHI: Monetary good faith driven by powerful information and assumptions for a loan cost cut one month from now, the securities exchange expanded its unrivaled binge in the active week, pushing the benchmark record to its most noteworthy at any point level almost 86,000 notwithstanding forceful selling by outsiders. According to Arif Habib Ltd. (AHL), the market had a remarkable week in which it closed at an all-time high of 85,669 points on Wednesday. The stocks Oil and Gas Development Company (OGDCL) and Pakistan Petroleum Ltd. (PPL) remained the primary focus throughout the week due to the fact that their…

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KARACHI: In contrast to the eagerly anticipated locally assembled petrol-driven 660cc Suzuki, a number of new and established businesses prepare to launch locally assembled plug-in hybrid and pure electric motorcycles every Saturday following the Bolan’s demise. The MG HS Plug-in Hybrid Vehicle (PHEV) will go on sale in Pakistan in Q42024. A gasoline engine and a pure electric motor power this vehicle. The battery can be charged on inactive also, not at all like traditional half and half vehicles where no outside charging is required. In a market that is otherwise conservative, Pakistan, MG has been leading the way in…

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In New York: According to his posthumous memoir, which will be published on October 22, Russian dissident Alexei Navalny, who was President Vladimir Putin’s most prominent political opponent prior to his death in February, believed that he would die in prison. A portion of the book was published in the New Yorker, and it included writing from Navalny’s prison diary and earlier. On March 22, 2022, he wrote, “I will spend the rest of my life in prison and die here.” “There won’t be anyone to say goodbye to… Every anniversary will be celebrated without me.” I won’t ever…

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WARSAW: As part of a strategy to reduce illegal migration amid tensions with Belarus, which Warsaw accuses of funneling migrants across its border, Poland plans to temporarily suspend the right to asylum. “One of the components of the movement technique will be the impermanent regional suspension of the right to shelter,” State leader Donald Tusk said on Saturday. He stated at a congress that was held by his liberal Civic Coalition (KO) group, which is the largest member of Poland’s coalition government. He said, “I will demand this, I will demand recognition in Europe for this decision.” According to Tusk,…

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NAIROBI: Police said on Saturday that at least 18 people have died in communal clashes in southeastern Kenya over the past two weeks, as security was increased in the affected areas. Due to the clashes, which have pitted pastoralist communities against flood victims who have been resettled, Interior Minister Kithure Kindiki declared 12 areas of Tana River County “dangerous and disturbed.” To prevent a further escalation of violence, Kenya’s national police chief, Douglas Kanja, instructed residents to surrender their firearms. The battling, which has been most extreme in the town of Bura, started when the region government offered land to…

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CITY OF MEXICO: A Spanish narrative praising the ideals of the country’s triumph of the Americas presently appearing in Mexico has added fuel to a politically charged banter over the tradition of imperialism. Latino America: The Spanish director Jose Luis Lopez-Linares claims that his film “A Song of Life and Hope” presents “a new vision” of colonial times. Shot in Mexico, Peru, Ecuador and Bolivia, it portrays the Spanish as affecting the Americas, giving a glad legacy of Catholicism and craftsmanship, including elevated Rococo roused Spanish provincial design. It makes no notice of the maltreatments committed for the sake of…

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Managua: Nicaragua announced on Friday that it would end diplomatic ties with Israel, describing the Israeli government as “genocidal” and “fascist.” Nicaragua’s government said in a statement that Israel’s attacks on Palestinian territories were to blame for the break in relations. A resolution urging Nicaragua to take action to coincide with the one-year anniversary of the Gaza conflict had been passed earlier in the day by the nation’s congress. The Nicaraguan government stated that the conflict “extends against Lebanon and gravely threatens Syria, Yemen, and Iran” at this point. Following Iran’s attack on Israel with a barrage of missiles on…

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LONDON: The UK government is hosting international business leaders on Monday to try to get Britain some much-needed investment. However, the buildup has been chaotic, and it has been reported that a major company has threatened to cancel a project. The new Labour government’s leader, Keir Starmer, hopes that the International Investment Summit in London will demonstrate that the UK is “the best place in the world to do business.” After winning the general election with an overwhelming majority, Starmer has only been in power for three months. However, he is as of now on the back foot, with…

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