Pakistan relies on food and energy imports to meet its demand, although the country is a major producer and exporter of some agricultural products globally. Power shortages create a bottleneck for consumption and economic growth. Pakistan is highly…
Euromonitor International has identified the top five markets globally by the fastest growth in unemployed household heads to 2030. They are Qatar, Pakistan, Cameroon, Bahrain and Hong Kong. Unemployment affects these countries to various degrees,…
Euromonitor International has identified the world’s top three markets by household kitchen penetration growth in 2017. Based on factors such as growth of kitchen possession, associated facilities and kitchen-based durables penetration, the leading…
The second quarter of 2015 saw much global attention focused on the eurozone and the Greek crisis. The Chinese economy continues to slow, whilst the US has recovered from its weak start to the year – although the recovery is not yet strong enough for…
It is safe to say that, in recent years, political relations between the governments of the United States and Pakistan have been characterised by mutual feelings of mistrust, fuelled by numerous incendiary statements and high-tension incidents.…
The Coca-Cola Co and PepsiCo have long battled for supremacy in cola carbonates, both in the US and abroad. While the domestic battle has reached a ceasefire amidst declining volumes for both companies, growing demand for cola carbonates in Pakistan…
In 2013, the Pakistani tea market ranked third in terms of retail tea consumption, with only China and India recording higher retail volume sales. Despite the omnipresence of tea in the country, the transition of consumers from unpackaged to packaged…
The top three economies in the world that are underperforming in their telecommunications potential are India, Pakistan and Iran. India has over 1 billion mobile telephone subscriptions but only 3 percent of those subscriptions include mobile…
The nuclear energy industry continues to suffer the consequences of Japan’s nuclear disaster at the Fukushima plant in 2011 following which many economies revisited their nuclear energy plans, scaling back on their nuclear dependence. Although…