BR's refresher: your morning briefing for the day

  • Important updates from December 27, 2022
Published December 28, 2022

Business Recorder helps its readers by compiling what it sees as important updates from the previous day to save your valuable time and effort.

Here are the top stories you should read to start your day:

  • LHC orders extension in winter vacation in smog-hit Lahore

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  • SBP rolls back import restrictions from January 2, 2023

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  • Hydrocarbon reserves discovered in D.I. Khan, Khyber Pakhtunkhwa: energy ministry

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  • Maulana Tariq Jamil suffers heart attack in Canada, shifted to hospital

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  • Interbank, open market exchange rates: Uncertainty, USD smuggling widening the gap: experts

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  • Yamaha Motor Pakistan increases bike prices by up to Rs13,500

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  • Nepra allows KE Rs7.43 cut, Discos Re0.19 hike per unit

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  • PM terms circular debt a huge challenge

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  • IK summons party MNAs’ meeting today

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  • Islamabad suicide bombing suspects arrested, announces Rana Sanaullah

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  • Rupee remains under pressure, settles at 226.15 against US dollar

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  • 25 more security pickets set up in Islamabad

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  • Power transmission programme: ADB approves $0.2m technical aid to support Tranche-4 of MFF

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  • Putin bans Russian oil exports to countries that imposed price cap

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  • No significant addition to gas reserves despite 15 discoveries

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  • Seeking to boost its image, army may remodel ISPR

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  • Power sector receivables cross Rs2.5trn mark

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  • Private agri consumers of Discos, KE to get Rs3.60/ unit relief

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  • On govt’s request, ECP puts off LG elections in Islamabad

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