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30% New Cars in Pakistan Will Be Electric
Pakistan expects to achieve its electric vehicle (EV) adoption target ahead of schedule as rising oil prices make electric vehicles
ProPakistani

Gold & silverUpdatedGold price increase by Rs600 per tola in Pakistan
Gold prices in Pakistan increased on Thursday in line with their gain in the international market. In the local market, gold price per tola reached Rs435,036 after a gain of Rs600 during the day.
Business Recorder




European shares dip as banks hit over 3-month low, oil prices weigh
European shares fell on Thursday as banks slid to a more than three-month low, while a fresh bond selloff and elevated oil prices stoked fears that higher inflation could hurt economic growth.
Business Recorder


Pakistan expects early EV target amid oil price surge: report
Amid the growing popularity of electric vehicles (EVs), Pakistan expects to reach its EV adoption target ahead of schedule as consumers increasingly switch from petrol- or diesel-powered cars.
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Pakistan to receive Qatari LNG cargo within 3-5 days
A representational image of LNG cargo. — Reuters/FileExtended Qatar force majeure could worsen LNG supply in Pakistan.Country faces tighter gas availability if supplies remain disrupted.Winter…
Geo News

Dalian iron ore hits 15-month low on thin steel margins
Dalian iron ore prices touched a 15-month low on Thursday, the first working day after a week-long holiday break in top consumer China, weighed down by concerns over demand prospects amid weak steel…
Business Recorder
Palm rises about 2% on India demand hopes, stronger crude, Dalian
KUALA LUMPUR: Malaysian palm oil futures rosenearly 2% on Thursday, after two consecutive losses, as expectations of increased Indian purchases, stronger crude oil prices, and firmer rival Dalian…
Business Recorder
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