Hormuz Shipping Traffic Capped Amid US and Iran Claims
Commodity vessel transits through Hormuz are reportedly lower than the month's daily average due to persistent shipping risk.
Reported by Express Tribune
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Commodity vessel transits through Hormuz are reportedly lower than the month's daily average due to persistent shipping risk.

According to Express Tribune, Pakistan is seeking a significant reduction in the price of gas from Iran, alongside other project adjustments.

A primary surplus of Rs3.63 trillion was recorded, contributing to a reported narrowing of the federal deficit to Rs4.8 trillion.

Thirty-seven historic and cultural sites in Pakistan have reportedly been added to the UNESCO Tentative List, according to the Express Tribune.

