Bulls reigned supreme on the Pakistan Stock Exchange on Thursday following the announcement by Finance Minister Ishaq Dar about $500 million financing by Asian Infrastructure Investment Bank. According to Arif Habib Ltd, investors gained considerable confidence because of the promised fund under the Building Resilience with Active Countercyclical Expenditure initiative supported by Asian Dev
FINANCE MINISTER Ishaq Dar’s announcement that the ruling coalition would withdraw the legal challenge to the April judgement of the Federal Shariat Court that gave the government until the end of 2027 to eliminate interest-based banking must have come as a surprise. Mr Dar said the government wants to eliminate riba as soon as possible. He also said that both the State Bank and the state-contr
Pakistan will implement the decision of the Federal Shariat Court (FSC) to rid the country of an interest-based banking system, Finance Minister Ishaq Dar said on Wednesday, but many are questioning whether it will be possible to do it at all. The FSC was established in Pakistan in 1980 under the reign of military dictator Ziaul Haq and is responsible “to examine and decide the question whether
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Bank Alfalah Ltd said on Thursday it’s going to buy up to 200 million of its own shares at the price prevailing on the stock exchange. The targeted shares constitute about 11.25 per cent of the total shareholding and 32.15pc of the free-float. The purpose of the buyback is the cancellation of shares, which will lead to an increase in the earnings per share. The purchase period will last from