Pakistan suspends Iran trade corridors, sparking energy crisis fears

Pakistan's Ministry of Commerce has halted trade through key border crossings with Iran, effective immediately, without stating a reason. This move has stranded hundreds of freight vehicles and could severely impact Pakistan's energy supply, as the Gabd-Rimdan route was crucial for importing over 4,000 tonnes of LPG daily. Traders warn of substantial losses, an energy crisis, and rising LPG prices, which could exacerbate domestic inflation and put pressure on the Pakistani Rupee.

بحوالہ / Source: www.dawn.com