Ramadan relief package
4 billion 99 crore 70 lakh Ramadan relief package proposal on utility store
It is proposed to divide the Ramadan package into targeted and untargeted subsidy, proposal to give subsidy on 19 items under the Ramadan package at utility stores, Rs 51 92 paise per kg subsidy will be given on flour.
A Ramadan relief package of 4 billion 99 crore 70 lakhs has been propose on the utility store. It has been propose to give subsidy on nineteen items including flour under the Ramadan package. According to ARY News, the details of the Ramadan Relief Package 2023 have been revealed by the government, according to which a Ramadan package of 4 billion 99 crore 70 lakhs has been proposed for the utility store this year.
It is propose to divide the Ramadan package into targeted and untargeted subsidies. It is propose to give subsidy on nineteen items under Ramadan package on utility stores, it is propose to give subsidy of 51 rupees 92 paise per kg on flour. Is.
Forex Association of Pakistan
In the open market today, the dollar became expensive by 7 rupees.
After which the dollar increased from 267 rupees to 274 rupees. According to the data released by the State Bank of Pakistan, at the end of interbank business, one dollar is worth 266.11 rupees. The dollar has become expensive by 4.61 rupees in the interbank today.
Last day too, the dollar became expensive against the rupee in the inter-bank and open market. According to the central bank, the dollar increased by 1.58 rupees to 261.50 rupees on Tuesday, while according to the report of the Forex Association of Pakistan, in the inter-bank market Dollar became expensive by 1.90 rupees and 1.50 rupees in the open market, after which the value of the dollar increased from 260 rupees to 261.90 rupees in the interbank market.
According to the Forex report, an increase in the value of the Euro was recorded by 2.70 rupees. By which the selling price of the euro increased from 278.30 rupees to 281 rupees. Similarly, with a significant increase of 5 rupees.
The selling price of the British pound increased from 315 rupees to 320 rupees. The beginning of the business in the exchange also looked negative. The 100 index of the Pakistan Stock Exchange decreased by 37 points and reached 40 thousand 747. Whereas the previous day the 100 index closed at 40 thousand 784 points.
