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Profit by Pakistan Today• Oct 26, 2026Foreign exchange rates in Pakistan for today, October 26, 2026
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Engro Holdings completes buyback of 36m sharesThe buyback programme for ordinary shares of Engro Holdings Limited (PSX: ENGROH) has been completed, with 36,231,994 shares, or about 3.009% of the issued and paid-up share capital, purchased during the purchase period. The purchase period closed on October 25, 2026.
Mettis Global• Oct 26, 2026
Hike or hold: SBP to announce policy rate todayMonday, in its third meeting of the fiscal year 2026-27, to review the key policy rate.
Business Recorder• Oct 26, 2026
Lahore Ring Road Authority raises traffic fines to Rs10,000 for multiple violationsRevised fines include Rs10,000 for underage driving and speeding in larger vehicles, Rs7,000 for overloading, Rs5,000 for driving without a licence or wrong-way driving, and Rs3,000 for mobile phone use while driving.Profit by Pakistan Today• Oct 26, 2026
Pakistan, Qatar explore new avenues for trade, investment cooperationPakistan and Qatar have reaffirmed their commitment to strengthening bilateral economic ties, exploring new avenues for trade and investment, and expanding cooperation across key sectors, including agriculture, food security, manufacturing, information technology, maritime transport and infrastructure.
Dawn• Oct 26, 2026
Cheaper house loans a growth driverGap matters as only 18% of approved subsidised financing reaches borrowers
The Express Tribune• Oct 25, 2026
MPC Preview: Oil bites. Will SBP bite back?When the Monetary Policy Committee (MPC) last met on September 14, three of its ten members wanted to raise rates by a full percentage point. The majority chose to wait, warning that hostilities in the Middle East were pushing oil prices higher. Six weeks later, crude is trading above $114 a barrel, and the market is betting that the wait is over.Mettis Global• Oct 26, 2026
