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Pakistan Fully Secured on Fuel Supplies, PM Assures Amid Price Hike
Pakistan has sufficient petrol for 27 days and diesel for 21, PM Shehbaz Sharif says. Govt monitoring fuel supply, preventing hoarding, and ensuring prices remain stable amid Middle East crisis.
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Pakistani Oil Tanker ‘Karachi’ Crosses Strait of Hormuz Amid Rising Tensions
The PNSC tanker ‘Karachi’ safely crosses the Strait of Hormuz toward Pakistan despite regional tensions, marking a risky journey through one of the world’s most strategic waterways.
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Pakistan Has Petrol for 27 Days, Diesel for 21 Days Amid Middle East Supply Crisis
Pakistan has petrol reserves for 27 days and diesel for 21 days, Petroleum Secretary Hamed Yaqoob Sheikh told a Senate panel amid rising fuel prices and supply disruptions linked to the Middle East conflict.
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KSE-100 Index Plunges 4,687 Points Amid Oil Price Surge and Weak Investor Sentiment
Pakistan’s KSE-100 index tumbled 4,687 points (-3.05%) on Monday, extending its losing streak to seven weeks as geopolitical tensions, rising oil prices, and cautious investor sentiment weighed heavily on the market.
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Pakistani Airlines Raise Fuel Surcharges Amid Gulf Crisis Disruptions
Fuel costs surge 34% after the Gulf war disrupts regional air routes, prompting Pakistan International Airlines and other carriers to raise surcharges: $20 on domestic and up to $100 on international flights. Around 300 flights canceled in recent days.
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IMF, Pakistan Fail to Reach Staff-Level Agreement as Talks Continue
The IMF says no staff-level agreement yet with Pakistan on the $7B bailout review, though “considerable progress” has been made. Talks will continue as officials assess global economic pressures and reforms.
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Fauji Fertilizer Joins Consortium for PIA Privatization
Pakistan’s Privatization Committee approves Fauji Fertilizer Company as an additional consortium member in the PIA privatization, subscribing to 33.99% of shares. Arif Habib Corp remains lead partner.
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Pakistan Diverts Oil Imports via Red Sea Amid Strait of Hormuz Closure
Pakistan is now receiving oil via the Red Sea due to the Strait of Hormuz closure. A PNSC ship reached Yanbu Port, Saudi Arabia with 73,000 tons of crude, while another vessel, Shalamar, successfully loaded oil from Fujairah for Karachi.
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