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The State Bank of Pakistan headquarters building in Islamabad seen from across an approach roadPakistan / Business & Finance

Pakistan raises record $3bn in single Eurobond sale

The Ministry of Finance says a dual-tranche Eurobond drew nearly $6bn in orders, the largest single international capital-market transaction in Pakistan's history.

A large QatarGas liquefied natural gas carrier at sea with its storage tanks visible on deck.Pakistan / Business & Finance

Pakistan ministers apologise for night load shedding as Qatari LNG stays offline

Federal ministers apologised for night-time load shedding, saying the loss of contracted LNG from Qatar has idled about 5,000MW of generation and spot cargoes are too costly.

A green rice crop standing in a flooded field in Punjab, Pakistan, with young plants in rows.Pakistan / Business & Finance

Pakistan, Saudi Arabia target $3bn agricultural exports in two years

Pakistan and Saudi Arabia agreed to work towards raising Pakistani agricultural and food exports to the kingdom to $3 billion within two years, a joint statement said.

A tall steel electricity transmission tower carrying power lines across open farmland under a clear sky.Pakistan / Business & Finance

RLNG shortage cuts 3,600MW, forcing more night-time load shedding

Pakistan moved to additional night-time load management after delayed RLNG cargoes cut about 3,600MW of generation, the Power Division said on 30 August 2026.

A roadside petrol station with a canopy over fuel pumps, a price board and a vehicle parked alongside.Pakistan / Business & Finance

Pakistan shuts about 2,500 illegal petrol pumps in fuel-smuggling crackdown

Pakistan shut down about 2,500 petrol pumps on 29 August 2026 in a nationwide crackdown on the smuggling and illegal sale of petroleum products, the FBR said.

A roadside fuel station with a red-and-white canopy over several pumps, a tall price sign and a car parked at one of the islands.Pakistan / Business & Finance

Pakistan cuts petrol by Rs0.50 and diesel by Rs0.19 from August 28

Pakistan cut petrol by Rs0.50 a litre and high-speed diesel by Rs0.19 from 28 August 2026, setting petrol at Rs342.60 and high-speed diesel at Rs371.61.

The white Prime Minister House complex in Islamabad, with domed roofs and arched facades, seen from a distance against the Margalla hills.Pakistan / Business & Finance

Pakistan seeks strategic economic partnership with Saudi Arabia, PM says

Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif told a visiting Saudi business delegation that Pakistan wants to turn ties with Riyadh into a strategic economic partnership.

A field of wheat with green and ripening ears stretching towards low hills.Pakistan / Business & Finance

Farmers warn of three-million-tonne wheat shortfall, seek Rs4,702 support price

Pakistan Kissan Ittehad warned of a potential three-million-tonne wheat shortfall and a $1.2 billion import bill, urging the government to restore the support price.

A large pale State Bank of Pakistan building seen across a green lawn and trees.Pakistan / Business & Finance

Moody's upgrades Pakistan's credit rating to B3 on improving stability

Moody's raised Pakistan's sovereign credit rating to B3 from Caa1 with a stable outlook, citing stronger reserves, debt affordability and governance expectations.

A Pakistan State Oil petrol and CNG station with pumps and a canopy beside a road in Hyderabad, Sindh.Pakistan / Business & Finance

Pakistan cuts diesel by Rs32.63, raises petrol for August 20

The federal government cut high-speed diesel by Rs32.63 a litre and raised petrol by Rs2.97 for August 20 after talks with local refineries on 19 August 2026.

The white, tiered facade of the Supreme Court of Pakistan building in Islamabad, with its sign, lawns and trees in front under a clear blue sky.Pakistan / Business & Finance

Court rules firms may offset super tax with tax credits

Pakistan's Federal Constitutional Court ruled on 17 August 2026 that companies may adjust tax credits under Section 168 against super tax, setting aside a high court order.

A long line of decorated goods trucks parked along the shoulder of a highway, with police officers standing on the road beside them.Pakistan / Business & Finance

Goods transporters suspend nine-day strike for 40 days after talks

Pakistan's goods transporters suspended their nine-day nationwide strike for 40 days on 16 August 2026 after government assurances on fuel pricing, tolls and axle loads.