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Federal budget measures — development spending, taxation and subsidies — and the names each thread moves.
SBP rate decisions and the read-through for banks, leverage and credit growth.
Regional security flare-ups and the read-through for oil, risk appetite and energy names.
IMF reviews, tranches and external financing — the swing factor for macro stability.
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Pakistan's government plans to reduce taxes and import duties on various categories of imported vehicles under a new five-year auto policy, which could intensify competition for local automobile assemblers.
The exchange rate and FX reserves — exporters versus importers.
The FY27 budget proposes deep cuts to import tariffs on cars and auto parts under the National Tariff Policy, lowering the protection local assemblers have long enjoyed. Here is what it means for listed auto stocks.
Auto financing in Pakistan has climbed to a record high alongside a jump in vehicle sales, pointing to stronger demand for locally assembled cars. Here is what the trend means for listed assemblers.
The FY27 budget has created confusion regarding the General Sales Tax (GST) on hybrid vehicles, with expectations of higher taxes after June 30, which could dampen demand for these cars.
The FBR chairman has told a National Assembly committee that the PTA tax on imported phones priced up to $200 may be reduced. Here is what a lower handset tax could mean for listed phone retailers.
Industrial automation firm Avanceon has won $11.6 million of new contracts in the Gulf region, adding dollar-denominated work to its order book. Here is what the wins mean for the listed stock.
The Federal Budget 2026-27 extends the favorable 0.25% tax rate for IT exporters for three more years, providing certainty and a positive outlook for listed technology companies like Systems Limited, Avanceon, TRG Pakistan, and NetSol Technologies.
The FY27 budget includes tax relief for the IT sector that officials expect to lift technology exports in the coming year. Here is what a friendlier tax regime means for listed IT exporters.
A National Assembly panel rejected the FBR's bid to gain access to taxpayers' bank account data as part of the FY27 budget. Keeping that access off the table removes a compliance and depositor-confidence overhang for banks, a mild positive at the sector level.
The State Bank of Pakistan kept its policy rate unchanged at 11.5% at its June meeting. Here is what steady, still-high interest rates mean for banks and for rate-sensitive sectors.
The Pakistan Banks Association (PBA) has praised the Federal Budget 2026-27, viewing it as a shift towards sustainable economic growth and fiscal discipline, which could enable banks to increase private sector financing and benefit exporters and the IT sector through new incentives.
The Information Minister announced that the proposed federal budget for FY2026-27 includes the abolition of the super tax, a measure approved by the Prime Minister. This change is expected to positively impact companies previously subject to this additional levy, particularly commercial banks.
Oil & Gas Development Company has increased its working interest in the Qadirpur gas field to around 83%, giving it a larger share of one of the country's significant gas assets. Here is what the higher stake means.
Pakistan's Prime Minister announced the country will host the signing of a US-Iran peace accord, signaling a de-escalation of Middle East tensions. This development could reduce the risk premium on international crude oil prices, impacting PSX energy and chemical stocks.
ECB President Christine Lagarde welcomed a ceasefire agreement with Iran, which could lead to the re-opening of the Strait of Hormuz, potentially easing global oil prices and impacting PSX energy and chemical stocks.
An LNG tanker successfully navigated the Strait of Hormuz following reports of a US-Iran peace deal, signaling a reduction in geopolitical risk for crucial energy shipping lanes and impacting various PSX energy-related stocks.
