Haris Zamir

Haris Zamir

Business Editor

Experience of almost 33 years where started the journey of financial journalism from Business Recorder in 1992. From 2006 onwards attached with Television Media worked at Sun Tv, Dawn Tv, Geo Tv and Dunya Tv. During the period also worked as a stringer for Bloomberg for seven years and Dow Jones for five years. Also wrote articles for several highly acclaimed periodicals like the Newsline, Pakistan Gulf Economist and Money Matters (The News publications)

Fields of Expertise

Business

Education

Karachi University

Past Organizations

Sun TV, Dawn News, Geo News, and Dunya News.

Pakistan's long-delayed NFC meeting finally underway
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Pakistan's long-delayed NFC meeting finally underway

Federal Finance Minister Muhammad Aurangzeb and the finance ministers of all four provinces are attending the session

Health and education costs in Pakistan jump sharply in October
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Health and education costs in Pakistan jump sharply in October

PBS data shows steep rises in medical fees, diagnostics and schooling with rural households facing the strongest monthly increases

Pakistan’s bank deposits rise 13% in October as lending continues to shrink
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Pakistan’s bank deposits rise 13% in October as lending continues to shrink

Investments jump 26% compared to last year while ADR drops to 37.8%

SBP ends export development surcharge after government abolishes levy
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SBP ends export development surcharge after government abolishes levy

Move eliminates 0.25% charge on export proceeds, easing cash-flow pressures and reducing transaction costs for exporters

Pakistan plans to cancel 50+ LNG cargoes over 2 years, save nearly $600M
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Pakistan plans to cancel 50+ LNG cargoes over 2 years, save nearly $600M

The cancellation plans come amid dwindling LNG demand in Pakistan as prices increase and industries switch to solar power

Pakistan weighs creation of national gold bank
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Pakistan weighs creation of national gold bank

Proposal aims to regulate imports, mobilize household gold and dismantle a largely informal market where an estimated 90 tons enter annually through undocumented channels