In Pakistan, the cost of about two dozen cellphones has been lowered by up to Rs10,000, which is indicative of improving economic news and predictions of an impending decline in inflation.
Twenty kinds of mobile phones, made by local and international manufacturers in Pakistan, have had their prices slashed by sums ranging from Rs 400 to Rs 10,000. Furthermore, sources suggest that keypad mobile phone costs have dropped by as much as Rs 500.
In the face of rising production, these price reductions are the result of corporations trying to reach sales objectives. According to representatives of these businesses, the goal of the most recent price reductions is to stabilise Pakistan’s mobile phone market.
As soon as the list is made public, the particular cellphones that have had their prices lowered will be disclosed.
