In 1258, Baghdad — once the beating heart of the Muslim world, alive with scholars, poets, and the great House

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Export Vision & Reality With a five-year plan to double exports, Pakistan finally has the chance to narrow the gap

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Tresmark: Remember when our note ‘Danda is coming’ went viral about 2 years ago. Not much has changed since then.

Mehmed the Conqueror Sultan Mehmed II pulled off what many before him couldn’t. At just 21, he broke through the

Early signs point to the Rupee extending its losing streak. Last week, it shed 25 paisa, where as MTD it

Why is there pressure on the Rupee? Why are open market rates/Imports higher? Why is there a dollar shortage? Why

Tresmark: With dollars becoming harder to find, there’s a visible anxiety in the currency markets. Yesterday, while the interbank closed

Tresmark: Key factors for holding rates on the monetary policy meeting on Monday – IMF influence – Support for Rupee

Tresmark: With every new piece of intel, the scale of India’s embarrassment is getting harder to hide. What was initially

America’s Fiscal Reckoning call Moody’s has finally delivered a long-overdue verdict on the U.S. government’s fiscal trajectory, stripping away the

If you look at the USD/PKR chart over the past six months, you might feel it was purposefully choreographed—showing a

The Oracle’s Prophecy: A Parable for the Present Before marching on Persia, King Croesus of Lydia asked the Oracle of

Pak-India cross-border strikes have spiked regional tensions, rattling markets. However, the dollar-Rupee dynamic has remained reasonably stable despite the noise.

Markets on Edge: Recession, Remittances & Rate Risk In a charged webinar hosted by Tresmark and FMA, some sobering signals

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While strange things are happening in the global financial markets, something stranger unfolded in Pakistan, which recorded a billion dollar

Tresmark: It’s easy to say markets are volatile or panicked—but behind the headlines, trillions of dollars have vanished, companies are

Tresmark: History teaches us a lot, but it’s amazing how we unsee the obvious. – When the U.S. hiked tariffs