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Retail investments in debt

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By Mohiuddin Aazim Verified
| Dawn Verified
The State Bank of Pakistan (SBP) has launched InvestPak, a digital investment platform designed to give retail investors direct access to government securities. For decades, investment in the government’s debt instruments remained largely the domain of commercial banks, financial institutions and a limited number of institutional investors. Although retail participation was possible, cumbersome procedures, paperwork and limited awareness discouraged many potential savers.
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Fragile exchange rate calm

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By Mohiuddin Aazim Verified
| Dawn Verified
As FY26 closed on June 30, the rupee ended the year at Rs278.16 against the US dollar in the interbank market, according to the State Bank of Pakistan (SBP). For much of the year, the exchange rate remained confined to a remarkably narrow range, projecting a degree of stability rarely seen in recent years. Yet beneath this calm lies a more complex reality.
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Focusing on farm economy

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By Mohiuddin Aazim Verified
| Dawn Verified
On paper, the provincial budgets for FY27 paint a picture of a sector finally embracing the digital age. From the fertile tracts of Punjab to the resource-strapped expanse of Balochistan, finance ministers have rolled out ambitious programs featuring smart cards, subsidised steel, and solar tube-wells.
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