SuperNews 14-9-2026 (Refineries Upgradation – SIFC – PVARA with UN – Auto Pol & IMF – Power Sect – CCP Reforms – DRAP – PTA – MPS – Intl Arbitration)

All topics are included in the given attachment:

1.      ‘REFINERY UPGRADE AGREEMENTS DELAYED AGAIN’

2.      THE TRADE-OFFS INVOLVED IN PAKISTAN’S $6 BILLION REFINERY BET: A REWRITTEN BROWNFIELD POLICY HAS REVIVED A STALLED MODERNISATION PROGRAMME BY RESTORING TARIFF PROTECTION AND FIXING A SALES-TAX PROBLEM. REFINERIES GAIN A ROUTE TO CLEANER, MORE VALUABLE FUELS; CONSUMERS GAIN SUPPLY SECURITY AND EURO-V QUALITY, BUT WILL HELP FINANCE THE TRANSITION

3.      SIFC FACILITATES RESOLUTION OF LONG-PENDING TAUNSA HYDROPOWER MATTER

4.      PVARA CHIEF URGES UN TO REGULATE DIGITAL ASSETS

5.      AUTO POLICY APPROVAL MAY FACE FURTHER DELAY AMID IMF CONSULTATIONS

6.      PLL WARNS KE OF RLNG SUPPLY CUT

7.      PD PROPOSES RS75BN FUEL RELIEF SCHEME: PROPOSED FUEL RELIEF 20 LITRES PER MONTH FOR MOTORCYCLES AND THREE-WHEELERS, 30 LITRES PER MONTH FOR CARS UP TO 800CC

8.      PIBT REJECTS PRIORITY BERTHING FOR COAL VESSELS

9.      CCP PRESENTS COUNTRY’S COMPETITION REFORMS

10.   PAKISTANIS PRESCRIBED MORE THAN TWICE WHO-RECOMMENDED MEDICINES: STUDY

11.   PTA FINES MOBILE OPERATORS RS3.41BN OVER POOR SERVICE, COVERAGE ISSUES

12.   MARKET EXPECTS STATUS QUO AS MPC MEETS TODAY: AT ITS PREVIOUS MEETING ON JULY 27, THE MPC LEFT THE POLICY RATE UNCHANGED AT 11.5%

13.   PAKISTAN HAS POTENTIAL TO BECOME INTERNATIONAL ARBITRATION HUB: LHC JUDGE