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Smooth Pak-India trade to strengthen economies
Expert says removal of barriers could lower trade deficit.
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Development of microfinance banks, SMEs can boost economy: Husain
Top experts highlight Pakistan’s achievements.
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Business activity dwindles as Karachi observes protest
Traders criticise government for closure of businesses.
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Talks with IMF end inconclusively
Govt to announce power tariff increase today, other measures in the offing.
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OGDCL bonds: PC board approves roadmap
PC board gives go-ahead to roadmap for issuing exchangeable bonds of OGDCL in the international market.
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Currency swap: President stresses swift progress
Zardari emphasises the need for early finalisation of a currency swap agreement with China.
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Automobile sales up 12%
Sales of locally assembled cars continue to rise despite recent relaxations in limitations against imported cars.
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Inflation: CPI drops to below 13%
Slide in prices of commodities continues for second consecutive month, as inflation drops below 13 per cent.
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Stock market: Offshore holdings touch $2.75b
Offshore investors continue to play a key role in the now less-liquid Karachi bourse.
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Pak-China: Talks on free trade begin
First round of negotiations between Pakistan and China for the second phase of tariff concessions begins in Islamabad.
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Market watch: Local bulls lock horns with foreign bears
Bears and bulls lock horns at the KSE with neither prevailing by the end of the day’s trade.
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Forex reserves at $17.37b
Country’s foreign exchange reserves fall for a second consecutive week to $17.37 billion.
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Remittances rise 20 per cent
Remittances sent home by overseas Pakistanis soar 20 per cent in the first eight months of fiscal year.
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Exports show biggest growth in history
For first time in 63 years, Pakistan’s exports grow by 42 per cent.
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Cautious optimism, despite outstanding month
Exports and remittances rise by over 40 per cent, inflation falls.
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Securities lending and borrowing from March 21
New instrument will facilitate short selling for the first time: NCCPL.
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Official calls on business leaders to play greater role
Urges businesses to provide benefit to low-income earners.
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Industrialists advocate independent policies
Suggest forming committees to tap sector potential.
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USAID releases $6.66m
Funds to be utilised for repair, rehabilitation of power units.
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Talks with China start today
Aim to finalise second phase of free trade agreement.
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Minister calls for accelerating pace
PPIB working on hydropower, coal projects.
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State Bank borrows Rs174b
Six-month papers attract most of the investment.
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Cotton prices surge to Rs13,000
Cotton prices shot up to another peak at Rs13,000 per maund.
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Export, import volumes rise
Pakistan’s exports during February stood at $2.16 billion, while imports were recorded at $3.05 billion.
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Uninterrupted gas and power supply demanded
Industrialists losing export orders, foreign exchange.
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Telecom operators offer attractive packages to lure customers
World Cup provides an opportunity to companies to make a quick buck.
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Fertiliser stocks carry index above 12,000 points
Trading volume surges to 107 million shares.
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Govt decides to withdraw 50% sales tax relief on sugar
Shaikh comes up with a carrot and stick policy for tax officials, asks to launch crackdown on 700,000 tax evaders.
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February CPI seen at 14.1 per cent
Lower food prices help ease inflation.
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Innovative methods to increase output stressed
Urbanisation an emerging challenge for the agriculture sector: Haq.
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Govt to set up valuation offices
Move comes as part of bid to curb under-valuation, under-invoicing
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Share issue approved
Fatima Fertiliser received the green light to issue American Depository Receipts ADR in the United States.
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Pakistan-Tajikistan trade potential to increase
Lack of private sector interaction limiting business.
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SECP takes action against seven market players
Warning letters, show-cause notice issued.
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Cement sales decline by 8 per cent
Performance in February depicts initial signs of recovery.
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Market watch: Politics keeps investors away, index falls 35 points
Trade volume drops to a meagre 54 million shares.
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PEPCO to cover line losses through new wires
1,235-km-long high transmission lines already installed.
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PSO receives Rs20b from energy companies
Amount is part-payment of the total promised by government.
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Cabinet body approves $500 million exchangeable bonds
Pakistan enters global financial market after a gap of four years
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USF becomes part of regional telecom council
Telecom development agency to take on leadership role in regional dialogue.
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Government fails to develop consensus on reducing wheat reserves
No decision reached on procurement programme either.
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Loan programme: IMF not impressed by Islamabad’s promises
IMF asks for more action before it can issue ‘letter of comfort’.
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NFC award: Provinces must raise more revenue, says Sheikh
Islamabad attempts to keep fiscal deficit within IMF guidelines.
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Pakistan, Turkey to promote trade
Karachi Chamber calls on Turkey to scrap customs duties on textile imports
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Experts to discuss food and technology
CEMS Pakistan Pvt Limited has organised the event.
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Lack of funds hampers rehabilitation
CCRI needs Rs500,000 to restore water pumping system.
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GSK announces profit, dividend
GlaxoSmithKline Pakistan Limited’s net profit rose marginally to Rs1.06 billion for the year ended December 31, 2010.
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Fatima Fertiliser picks BNY Mellon
Becomes first Pakistani company to trade on US over-the-counter market .
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Market watch: Political tension keeps bourse in the red
KSE-100 index falls 25 points.
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Mobilink experiences network problems
Services restored after fire in battery room.