Inflation has nosedived. The stock exchange has soared. The armed conflict with India, now in a truce, likely won’t knock ...

Pakistan stocks surged Monday with the benchmark index nine percent higher after a weekend ceasefire agreement with neighbour ...

The bull rally began after the Indian armed forces launched 'Operation Sindoor,' a major precision strike on terrorist ...

According to a notification from the Pakistan Stock Exchange (PSX), all equity and equity-based markets were temporarily ...

“The recent conflicts between India and Pakistan in the last decade have been short-lived, but this one seems to be taking a serious turn,” said the Mumbai-based Baliga. “As of now, it's a ‘wait and ...

Amid rising military tensions with India, Pakistan’s stock market collapsed Thursday, losing Rs 1.3 trillion in just three ...

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Indian stocks reversed early losses, while the rupee edged lower after the country said early Wednesday that it launched a ...

Shares of Chinese defense-manufacturing companies rallied on Wednesday, as the escalation in border tensions between India ...

The 100-pack index was trading at 102,635.25, down 38 points or 0.04 per cent. It earlier gained over 1,700 points.

Chinese defence stocks, which surged as much as 36 per cent following the launch of Operation Sindoor last week, have now slumped as much as 8.5 per cent since the ceasefire agreement between India ...

In March 2017, a consortium comprising of entities from China and Pakistan acquired a 40 percent stake in Pakistan Stock ...