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Pakistan May Cut Petrol & Diesel Prices by Rs. 70–100 Per Litre
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Value-Added Textile Exports Raise Alarm as Competitiveness ErodesRising costs, policy uncertainty and liquidity pressures push sector towards critical threshold
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