Market updates and announcements from Milkiyat.
Renewed Saudi-Houthi conflict has raised fresh concerns over oil supply and energy prices, increasing the risk of higher fuel, transport and construction costs in Pakistan.
The World Bank has proposed a 21-month extension for Punjab’s affordable housing programme as implementation delays, low fund disbursement and stalled construction continue.
Fresh erosion along Leh Nullah has put homes and shops at risk in Rawalpindi, prompting authorities to seal hazardous areas and close the Ratta–Dhoke Ratta bridge.
The Islamabad Chamber of Commerce and Industry has proposed an economic master plan to strengthen Islamabad’s business identity, attract local and foreign investment, and support high-growth sectors.
Pakistan could face an estimated Rs120 billion in daily economic losses from protests, sit-ins and road closures, with construction, raw materials and supply chains among the sectors at risk.
Pakistan has launched its first 400MW electricity wheeling auction under the Competitive Trading Bilateral Contract Market, marking a major shift toward direct power trading between producers and large consumers.
Sindh has backed a major aviation development package covering a new Sukkur airport, expansion of Jinnah International Airport, Hyderabad Airport upgrades and a dedicated aviation university.
The Capital Development Authority has cancelled expired temporary site permission at The Centaurus Mall in Islamabad and directed the concerned company to vacate CDA-owned land within seven days.
Rawalpindi has launched a Rs1.6 billion road rehabilitation programme covering nine major residential and commercial corridors, with completion targeted for December 31, 2026.
Pakistan Investment Bond yields jumped across three, five and ten-year tenors after the SBP held its policy rate at 11.5%, raising concerns over borrowing and property financing costs.
Pakistan’s DISCOs have sought a Rs1.7267/unit fuel cost adjustment for October electricity bills after August generation costs rose sharply.
FGEHA has directed faster possession for existing allottees in F-14, F-15 and Margalla Orchard while confirming work on new housing schemes for waiting-list applicants.
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