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A new rebasing exercise has been carried out by the Pakistan Bureau of Statistics (PBS), aimed at shifting the base (reference) year for calculation of economic statistics from fiscal 2000 to fiscal 2006.
The share of services and agriculture in the overall size of the economy has resultantly increased, while the industrial sector has significantly shed its value. The exercise has resulted in gross value addition of 7.8% or Rs557 billion to the total size of the economy.
Headed by Dr Shahid Amjad, adviser to the prime minister on finance, the PBS Governing Council approved the change on Monday.
“The overall size of the economy from 2006 onwards will now be calculated afresh and presented to the National Accounts Committee (NAC) for approval,” Chief Statistician of Pakistan Asif Bajwa told The Express Tribune. The NAC meeting will also give approval to this year’s official growth rate. It is scheduled to meet on May 3.
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International Monetary Fund (IMF) has expressed its concern over the decline in investment in Pakistan bringing the country’s foreign exchange reserves under pressure.
IMF in its report released here said that Pakistan’s growth rate could remain at 2.75 percent during the current fiscal year, while the high expenditure and low income could res..... Read more
Pak Suzuki (PSMC) is expected to announce a price hike of around Rs20,000-25,000 per unit on Friday (today), showing an upward revision of 2-4 per cent, market sources said.
Industry expert Syed Atif Zafar said that PSMC had last raised its prices in October 2012 by a similar quantum. He stated that the price hike, if implemented, will be the first pric..... Read more
Local bourse closed above 16,900 points level, first time ever. Volumes increased to 185m shares of which 30pc were contributed by TRG and BYCO only where both stocks closed at their upper circuit breaker.
Listing of its subsidiary on international stock exchanged brought excitement in TRG, while BYCO remained in the limelight on account of grou..... Read more
