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Market watch: Bourse surges to four-year high on the back of US agreement
KSE’s benchmark 100-share index gains 140 points
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Energy crisis: Pakistan may join the ranks of food-importing poor countries
Engro CEO says govt needs to take immediate remedial measures.
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Month of austerity: Eateries forced to tighten belts during Ramazan
Higher costs of supplies, increased competition eat into industry profits.
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Following a downward trend: Inflation trickles down to single digits after six months
CPI shows declining trends; double-digit core inflation remains a concern.
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NA committee unanimously passes amended IPO draft bill
Bill passed after deliberation on amendments, corrections as proposed by Committee secretariat, members committee.
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India's NDTV sues Nielsen over ratings data
NDTV sues viewer ratings agency TAM India and its global parents, Nielsen and Kantar, for over $1.3 billion.
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Upward revision: Petrol price up Rs7.67, CNG Rs7.02
Finance ministry opposed Ogra’s proposal to cut levy instead of increasing fuel prices.
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Striking AGPR employees agree to release salaries
Govt employees will get remuneration after August 5.
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LPG prices may increase by Rs19 per kg
Saudi Aramco contract price jumps to $775 per ton.
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‘Phasing out CNG will have associated costs’
APCNGA says investment and years of effort put at stake to benefit a few.
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Market watch: Bourse gains on CSF fund expectation
KSE’s benchmark 100-share index gains 65 points.
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Pakistan starts mango exports to South Korea
Paperwork finalised for export to Australia as well.
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Local industry appeals for ban on car imports
Demands are indisputable as low demand has hurt the sector: PAAPAM.
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Meeting Euro standards: Oil refineries seek $1b in government assistance
Money will be spent on setting up desulphurisation plants.
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Spreading its wing: PSO plans to acquire stake in UAE-based refinery
Country’s largest OMC to also buy two ships for crude oil transport and set up a storage unit in Balochistan.
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Corporate Affairs sector receives most job applications in Pakistan: Report
Rozee.pk analysed around 8.14 million job applications for a survey.
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On the cards: Petrol price likely to go up by over Rs7 per litre
The price of CNG will also rise to maintain its 60% parity with petrol.
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Surgical goods supplier inks deal with Malaysian firm
Latter to help sell Pakistani firm Care & Cure’s products.
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Indus Motor launches incentive scheme
Company offers partial payment facility to lure car buyers۔
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SBP to inject fresh currency before Eid
10,000 commercial bank branches to be utilised .
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Government considers furnace oil import on 4-month credit
Petroleum ministry seeks finance ministry’s guarantees for long-term supply۔
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Market watch: Bourse starts week on a low note
KSE’s benchmark 100-share index eases 15 points.
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Pakistan Railways avoids service disruption, for now
Diesel reaches Lahore division at the eleventh hour.
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Pakistanis more optimistic than US, India about hard work: Survey
PEW conducts survey to determine if people believe hard work is rewarding.
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Time is up: Government to wipe out CNG sector gradually
Issuing or renewing licences to be banned for gas stations.
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Mergers and acquisitions: Lucky Cement led group buys ICI Pakistan for $152m
AkzoNobel completes de-merger chemicals business of the colonial-era multinational, will keep paints business.
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Trade and sound economic policy can promote peace
It has generally been argued that war with a trading ally is economic suicide.
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Fuel and lighting: High prices, consumerism eat up more of people’s incomes
Household spending on this category surges 178% in a decade.
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Real estate: The Pakistani housing and accommodation market
Economists say the real estate market dances to its own tune.
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Savings: As Pakistanis earn more, households can afford to save less
Financial sector firms offer a wider array of products to customers with more money to invest.
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Food and clothing: Prices keep rising, but consumption rises faster
Pakistanis are eating more food and buying more clothes, and not caring about inflation.
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Income disparity: The very uneven rise in Pakistani incomes
How the urban middle class has continued to prosper, even as the rural poor sink further.
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Energy project: Turkmenistan seeks investors for TAPI gas pipeline
The energy-rich state plans to sell the project to international oil and gas majors in autumn.
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Hydel Power: Chinese team to visit on Aug 10
120 megawatt (MW) hydel power project to be set up at Taunsa Barrage.
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Constant Stimulus: ‘Printing currency not the answer’
Pakistan has printed new currency notes worth Rs592 billion during June 2011 to July 2012.
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Rice exporters asked to tap potential markets
Condition for the exporter to be a member of REAP to be abolished.
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Cotton export orders in jeopardy
TDAP fails to register raw cotton export contracts.
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DHL wins ‘best place to work’ award
Nine out of 10 employees show commitment to company.
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FPCCI against trade agreement with UAE
FTA will ruin local industry with foreign, cheap products: Sherani.
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Almost there: Etisalat to pay $100m less in PTCL row, says official
Pakistan and UAE negotiate a new settlement deal
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Weekly Review: Activity dwindles with the onset of Ramazan
Company-specific news flows dominated the week.
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Party Favours: Export processing zone appointments challenged
Petitioner challenges new appointments, terms them political, and alleges they are getting benefits beyond EPZ rules.
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Tender awarded for 50,000 tons urea import
Trading Corporation purchases fertiliser at $419 per ton.
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Govt assures support for ‘water for fuel’ project
Water fuelling system to be patented and fully developed.
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Reducing circular debt: TFC issue delayed as law ministry yet to vet guarantees
Finance ministry presses for immediate examination of bank guarantees.
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OGDC directed to initiate independent development schemes
NA body asks the company to avoid duplication of expenditures.
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Market watch: Bourse closes dull weak little changed
Benchmark KSE-100 index sheds 27 points.
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Nepra notifies increase in power tariff for Karachi
KESC to charge Rs2.7 per unit more in August and September bills.
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Pakistan Railways unlikely to be revived soon
Modern locomotives will take at least a year to arrive.
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Early pay-day: Pakistani sells web start-up for Rs9.5 million
Humour website Gagism was developed by Zafar for fear of being laid off.