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    Govt. borrowing drops to Rs.95 billion as of last week

    That sums it up ,if i m correct SBP is not lending any more and Govt is borrowing from Commercial banks
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    FBR revenues up by 16 percent to Rs 2080 billion in 1st half

    still reading and commenting ,i think mental check needed
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    FBR revenues up by 16 percent to Rs 2080 billion in 1st half

    which was doable at the rate of 5.5% GDP growth here your GDP is pushed to 2% that will not be achivevd as both are connected & your point being ? since the current selected regime came to power here are some figures . 11 Trillion Loan increased from 29 Trillion to 41 trillion in a single year...
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    FBR revenues up by 16 percent to Rs 2080 billion in 1st half

    Im barking and you are replying that tells you are a bigger barker .
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    FBR revenues up by 16 percent to Rs 2080 billion in 1st half

    because we were spending more on non development area`s (for your papa and company) if Govt spends on developing areas like infrastructure ,education and health we will have more exports ,happy now ,by the way how much the genius Govt current has increased exports I forget we devalued 38% rupee...
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    FBR revenues up by 16 percent to Rs 2080 billion in 1st half

    Subhan Allah ,you know how much internal collection is used for foreign borrowing? We are import driven country with 1:2.5 Export to Import also our debt financing is reaching to 2 Trillion Rs with remaining going to defense spending around 1.69 trillion Rupees .So genius model is going to fail...
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    FBR revenues up by 16 percent to Rs 2080 billion in 1st half

    Still commenting ,pretty dumb
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    FBR revenues up by 16 percent to Rs 2080 billion in 1st half

    With 38% rupee devaluation ,in terms of dollar term @155 Rs the collection is 13.5 Billion US$ where as previously the corrupt Govt collected 3600 Billion @ 105 or average of 112 i.e equal to 32 Billion US$ ,by this standard the shortfall in a year will stand at 7-8 Billion US$ result in more...
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    LHC finds 'lapses' in prosecution case against Sanaullah

    Allah ko jaan deni hai but prosecution ko evidence nahi dena ,such a shame
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    IMF assumes far less-than-expected rupee fall

    First of all the understanding is required why Rupee gets devalued and what factors influence them .The main reason is balance of payment ,in the last 3 Quaters the Govt made tall claims of reducing the trade deficit but in reality till date is only net decrease is done in Imports where as...
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    JF-17B Updates, News & Discussion

    please explain how as Economist says rule of 35 as what ever growth rate average 35 divides to it and you have GDP double rate . e.g currently we have 3 it will take 35/3 = 11.7 years to double the GDP
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    Revenue shortfall grows to Rs111bn for the first quarter

    very simple question ,I have asked for next 3 quarters target collection .Also I just shared that increase trend for current year was due to amnesty
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    Revenue shortfall grows to Rs111bn for the first quarter

    Bhai sb what you are sharing is previous trend where imports were 60 Billion more or less a large portion of that was contributing both in Excise and customs duty as per FBR chairman himself 3 Billion Imports are less in 1Q,the increase in revenue for FBR was direct result of amnesty schemes ...
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    Revenue shortfall grows to Rs111bn for the first quarter

    Care to share forecast for next quarters to prove your point.
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    Revenue shortfall grows to Rs111bn for the first quarter

    900 Billion in 1Q ,means 3600 Billion in a year on average ,very interesting for celebration being done .
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    Global Firepower’s 2019 Military Strength Ranking

    Numbers for Pakistan are incorrect https://tradingeconomics.com/pakistan/military-expenditure
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