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- Bilawal urges Obama to 'show courage', apologise for Salala attack
- 12 dead, 29 injured after violence erupts in Karachi
- TAPI pipeline: Turkmenistan signs first contracts with India, Pakistan
- With Nato routes still closed, DPC calls off its long march
- Four militants killed in North Waziristan drone strike
- Nawaz promises a better Pakistan if voted into power again
- Aiding Bin Laden hunt: Dr Shakil Afridi jailed for 33 years
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Credit Suisse bullish on Pakistani equities
Swiss giant says improving liquidity, capital gains tax have made the market attractive.
Setting the record straight: Not all dictators equal, nor all democrats incompetent
Comparing GDP growth rates across all Pakistani rulers in history reveals some surprising numbers.
Analysis: As Islamic finance grows beyond niche, banks seek mainstream clientele
While many new lending clients are agnostic to Shariah-compliances, most depositors still care about it.
Comment: No, if you ignore a default, it does not go away
Govt’s fiscal policy is a mess, because it effectively has no real energy policy.
Capital markets: Do international investors want Pakistan ETFs?
Asset managers that offer exposure to Pakistani equities are seeing many clients stick to the sidelines.
Economic consequences: Markets brush off verdict, expect PPP to survive
The stock market had a mild scare but economists say their forecasts for 2013 remain unchanged.
View from McLeod Road: The financial markets want better ties with America
Investors want assurance that Pakistan will remain connected to the global economy.
Corporate titan: After 27 years at Engro, Asad Umar calls it a day
As president, he transformed the firm from a fertiliser manufacturer to a diversified conglomerate.
The bottom line: Is the banking sector’s record streak about to snap?
After a blowout year in 2011, banks may see marginal declines in profits going forward.
Monetary policy: State Bank mandates higher returns for savings accounts
Leaves the benchmark discount rate unchanged at 12%.
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