Business

Initial losses were covered by gains later in the week.

Profit taking triggered by concerns over depleting forex reserves.

PSO’s business dealings involve multiple sectors, increasing risks.

Believes Pakistan should be among its top 10 markets.

SPI for the lowest income group has registered a decrease of 0.54% over the previous week.

SNGPL has sent technical teams to repair the line and gas supply will be resumed on Monday.

Its power units got cheap gas, but sold electricity at high rates.

Higher turnover and lower expenses lead to stellar earnings for company.

However, figures show slowest quarterly sales growth since 2010.

Petrol output will rise 100%, clean diesel will be produced.

Four banks announce their results, including Habib Bank, which saw a decline in revenues and profits.

FBR will collect Rs20b by withdrawing the tax adjustment facility.

PSO to open outlets in underdeveloped areas, the dealership of which will be extended by company to local residents.

Investors are cautious as they see further volatility.

Small business, established through microloans, can also alleviate poverty.

Analysts express dismay over the announcement.

Profits are, however, an impressive 34% higher over the previous year.

Oil refineries collected the duty, but failed to upgrade plants.

Benchmark KSE-100 index gains 220 points.

Taxpayers identify issues with taxation system in meeting with authorities.

Earnings are still 40% lower YoY due to lower sales and cash advances.

Targeted at lower deficit and inflation, these policies restrict development as well.

New laws say EU-registered ships must go to EU-approved facilities if they are to be broken up for scrap, recycling.

Rigorous process making it hard to legalise stolen cars.

APTMA register FIRs against government officials if they tried to stop gas supply or resort to load-shedding.

Granting an early MFN status to India would greatly help in increasing the trade between the two nations, says Munir.

Textile conglomerate to launch KHAS retail chain this week.

It will not be specific to a particular bank or cellular service provider.

Meeting held exactly one day after quake rocks Pakistan.

Call for promoting food processing industry to address the challenge.

Cement producer to invest $10m in India to establish silos to improve exports.

Broad rally pulls market into positive territory.

Govt issues notification for transfer and posting of 15 officers.

Forum organised by Pakistan Business Council to discuss key policy issues in the run-up to the election.

SBP and SMEDA agreed to make joint efforts for facilitating access to finance for SMEs.

Trade activities could be promoted by making SAARC Chamber more effective and vibrant, says Sethi.

Savings plans will offer a maximum return of 9% to customers.

Attock Refinery and Cement see significant rise in earnings; Petroleum and POL close lower.

Task forces will suggest measures in a report in the next 10 days.

International developments bear heavy on local investors.

Strong growth in manufacturing sector drives up petroleum production.

Says he can increase provincial revenues by 400% in two years.

Meeting agrees on a short-term plan to reduce power outages.

Finance adviser briefs PM on his assessment of economic situation.

The official figures of GDP growth do not reflect the massive amount of black cash in circulation.

IT minister shows interest in Google Drive, Google Apps, Google Cloud and Gmail.

Analysts say the precious metal could go into free fall.

110 million cubic feet of gas will be available to Pakistan per day under the project, says Darvishvand.

Registers 383 new limited liability companies in March.

Better cement prices boost earnings despite falling margins.