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Pakistan says it has secured petroleum supplies until April 25 through refinery output and diversified imports. Officials say proactive cargo planning has helped prevent shortages despite regional shipping and energy risks.
OGDC says it has struck a significant new gas discovery at Sahito-1 in Khairpur, Sindh. The development could strengthen Pakistan's local energy supplies and reduce pressure created by chronic shortages and import reliance.
Pakistan's ECC has approved a Rs100 billion grant for the Prime Minister's Austerity Fund 2026. The meeting also focused on wheat procurement and broader fiscal discipline as the government looks to manage economic pressure and protect priority spending.
OGDC says it has dismantled a major oil theft ring in Sindh after tracing illegal pipeline tapping to a hidden refinery. The company is calling for strong legal action, saying the case exposed a serious threat to Pakistan’s energy assets.
Pakistan’s Islamic mutual fund industry has reached a record Rs. 2.1 trillion in assets, underlining strong demand for Sharia-compliant savings products. The milestone also highlights continued expansion across the country’s wider asset management sector.
The Commerce Ministry says it can continue working even under a steep budget squeeze as Pakistan braces for tighter fiscal management. Senators approved proposed allocations while flagging broader pressure on trade support spending.
Pakistan's petrol pump owners have threatened a nationwide shutdown unless the government addresses industry complaints and holds urgent talks. The warning adds to public anxiety over fuel availability and rising prices.
Pakistan is considering an optional multi-slab electricity tariff for industrial consumers to better match prices with actual grid costs. Officials say the plan could ease peak demand, improve efficiency and support industrial competitiveness.
PM Shehbaz Sharif has ordered a faster push on food exports to Gulf countries dealing with shortages. Islamabad says exports will be expanded only alongside monitoring to protect local supplies.
Gold prices in Pakistan have surged again, bringing the per-tola rate close to Rs500,000. The rally is being driven by another sharp rise in international bullion markets and elevated uncertainty.
Petrol pump owners have warned of a possible nationwide shutdown if the government does not respond to their demands. The industry says pricing pressure, policy shifts, and financial strain have pushed retailers toward a confrontation.
Geo News says the regional war is intensifying pressure on Pakistan's economy, especially through fuel and import-linked costs. The piece argues that deeper reforms, not symbolic burden-sharing, are needed to protect growth and financial stability.
