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LESCO has raised the rates for new electricity connections to Rs63,450.

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The LESCO administration has issued a statement stating that the demand notice charge for a three-phase meter has increased from Rs33,500 to Rs63,450.

The notification states that the increased costs will be implemented starting from July 1.

Procedure for applying for a new connection with LESCO

  1. To initiate the application procedure, please access the provided link (http://www.enc.com.pk/).
  2. When submitting a form, you must provide the following information:

Select one connection type from the following options: Domestic, Commercial, Industrial, Agriculture, Tubewell, Temporary, General Services, Residential Colonies, Street Light.

  1. Additionally, you will need to provide property information for the location where you intend to build the new energy connection.
  2. Once you have completed and uploaded all the necessary information and documents, proceed to submit the application form.
  3. Require a hard copy of the application form you have submitted.

Please ensure that all stated documents are attached to this application.

Further information: LESCO officials have ceased their strike following the guarantee from the FIA that there will be no raids related to overbilling.

  1. Forward or deliver this entire file (comprising of the application form and necessary papers) to the appropriate office.
  2. The LESCO demand notice will be issued once the provided documents and information have been verified.
  3. The next step is to make payment for the LESCO demand notice at the designated bank.
  4. Once the demand notice has been paid, a copy should be provided to the relevant authority for further processing.
  5. In this final stage, the relevant office will verify the payment made in response to the demand notice. Once the verification is complete, they will proceed to install the connection.

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Amidst better macroeconomic data, stocks are still rising.

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Following positive remarks made by the International Monetary Fund (IMF) team during its just-completed visit, the Pakistan Stock Exchange (PSX) continued to see bulls’ rise.

The benchmark KSE-100 index gained 813.04 points on Tuesday and was currently trading at 95,808.71 points.

Increased purchasing was observed in a number of industries, including power generation, cement, commercial banks, oil and gas exploration firms, OMCs, and pharmaceuticals.

HUBCO, PSO, SBGPL, MARI, OGDC, PPL, MEBL, and MCB were among the index-heavy stocks that saw a financial bonanza.

A number of variables are thought to be responsible for the market’s ongoing bullish momentum, chief among them being Finance Minister Muhammad Aurangzeb’s refutation of press reports about the potential for a mini-budget.

Investor confidence was also bolstered by an increase in Pakistan’s foreign exchange reserves.

The benchmark KSE-100 index finished Monday at 94,995 points, so keep that in mind.

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Present day gold prices in Pakistan as of today.

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On Tuesday, the price of gold in Pakistan, which mirrors a surge in the international market, experienced a large increase. As per the All-Pakistan Gems and Jewellers Sarafa Association (APGJSA), the price of gold per tola experienced a significant increase of Rs3,600, ultimately reaching Rs273,500.

The price of ten grammes of gold increased by Rs3,086, reaching a final level of Rs234,482 in a similar fashion. On Monday, the price of one tola of gold hit Rs269,900, which was a gain of Rs2,500. The increase in gold prices occurred the day after that, on Tuesday.

As a result of the rise in international gold rates, the local gold prices have also been on an increasing trend. The price of one ounce of gold on the global market hit $2,623 on Tuesday, representing a $36 gain from the previous day for the price. In addition, the APGJSA observed that the worldwide price was increased by twenty dollars.

The price of silver has stayed steady at Rs3,250 per tola, despite the fact that gold prices have been on the rise.

Over the course of the past several months, the price of gold in Pakistan has significantly increased, reaching an all-time high of Rs287,900 per tola in the month of October. As a result of a weakening of the United States dollar and widespread anticipation over impending announcements from officials of the Federal Reserve regarding future interest rate adjustments, the foreign market also experienced a lift on Tuesday.

After a 2% increase on Monday, spot gold reached its highest level since November 12 at $2,623.54 per ounce, showing a 0.4% increase. This marks the highest level since November 12.

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In terms of Pakistan’s Current Account: As information technology exports reached $330 million in October, Pakistan reports a CA surplus of $349 million.

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With a surplus of 349 million dollars in the Current Account for the month of October 2024, Pakistan’s information technology exports reach the 330 million dollar milestone. This is in contrast to the surplus of 86 million dollars and 29 million dollars that Pakistan experienced in September 2024 and August 2024, respectively.

In October 2024, Pakistan’s information technology exports reached 330 million dollars, representing a 36 percent year-on-year increase and a 13 percent month-on-month gain.

IT exports in the first four months of fiscal year 25 were around 1.21 billion dollars, which is a 35% increase from the previous year. This is the thirteenth straight month of year-over-year growth on the IT export front.

In October 2024, Pakistan’s current account showed a surplus of 349 million dollars, which is significantly higher than the surpluses of 86 million dollars observed in September 2024 and 29 million dollars in August 2024, respectively.

It is the third consecutive month that a current account surplus has been recorded, and the volume of this surplus is the greatest it has been since March of 2024, according to statistics that was issued by the State Bank of Pakistan.

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