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PAKISTAN OUTLOOK 2020
Global Markets | Asian stocks track US rally on Iran peace pushAsian markets opened higher, mirroring Wall Street's positive trend. Hopes for further United States-Iran talks have boosted investor confi...- Pakistan eyes 2026 launch for first Chinese submarine in $5 billion arms dealPakistan's Navy is set to receive its first Chinese-designed Hangor-class submarine next year, with eight expected by 2028. This naval expa...
- IMF says risks to Middle East outlook tilted to downside on global uncertaintyThe International Monetary Fund has increased its 2025 growth forecast for the Middle East and North Africa region. Despite recent improvem...
- Israel-Iran ceasefire new addition to Trump’s many peacemaker claims; some found to be falseUS President Donald Trump has repeatedly claimed credit for ending or de-escalating major global conflicts during his presidency. From Isra...
- Bangladesh's economic woes deepen: Protests and political shift amplify growing challengesEconomic struggles have been a significant factor in the recent protests and regime change in Bangladesh. Despite once being a standout per...
- India, Pakistan to add 50% to global milk output growthWhile the country's ethanol production is expected to more than double by 2032, its consumption will still be higher, said OECD-FAO Agricul...
- Pakistan establishment focus on protecting N-prog even as economy in a free-fallSpecifically, the financial institution has demanded that Pakistan provide assurance that its balance of payments deficit is fully financed...
- Different tales of two ambitious port projects for Iran, PakistanThe two ports have emerged as silver lining for their nations to develop into a regional commercial hub, an article in Geo Politica said.
- UN lists Pakistan among drought-hit countriesAbout future scenarios, the report predicts the outcomes by 2050 and the risks involved, and says by 2050, an additional 4 million square k...
- FDI in India, 3 others rose in 2020 amid 35% fall in global flows: UNCTAD“In India, robust investment in ICT and construction bolstered FDI inflows,” UNCTAD said, adding that cross-border M&As surged 83% to $27 b...
- Pakistan's debt, liabilities increase to Rs 45.470 trillion in March, says new reportThe News International reported that in the medium term, Pakistan's strategy aims to increase tax revenues by 3-4 percentage points of GDP....
- Pakistan political crisis could impact CPEC, economic growthOpposition parties in the country led a joint rally protesting against Prime Minister Imran Khan's "puppet" government and the Army.Besides...
- Even Pakistan, Afghanistan handled COVID better than India: Rahul Gandhi on IMF projectionsThe chart showed that the Indian economy is projected to contract by a massive 10.3 per cent this year, the highest contraction among the c...
- PepsiCo India beverages and snack sales fell by double digits in the past 12 weeksThe maker of Pepsi cola and Lay’s snacks said in its statement that in the Africa, Middle East and South Asia (AMESA) regions, its “beverag...
- Chances of Indo-Pak limited conflict in 2020 remain high, warns Pak think-tankThe Islamabad Policy Institute is of opinion that tense relations with India would continue to consume much of Pakistan’s strategic and dip...
- Pakistan's external affairs to be challenging in 2020; ties to remain tense with India: Think-tankTense relations with India would continue to consume much of Pakistan's strategic and diplomatic bandwidth, Islamabad Policy Institute said...
- ICRA maintains 'negative’ outlook on domestic cotton amid weak demandIndia’s cotton yarn export quantity fell by 35 per cent YoY during H1 FY2020.
- Important for India to keep fiscal deficit in check: Gita GopinathIMF has projected India's growth at 6.1% in 2019 and noted that Indian economy is expected to pick up at 7% in 2020. Even though revenue pr...
- Bangladesh, Nepal ahead of India as growth in South Asia slows down: World Bank reportIn India, growth is projected to fall to 6.0 this fiscal, while in Bangladesh, real GDP is estimated at 8.1 %.
- Why should Pakistan have a problem with India's cash war? Wathra calls it extremePM Narendra Modi invalidated Rs 500 and Rs 1,000 bills in a single move announced Nov. 8, sucking out 86 per cent of the nation’s currency ...
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