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No plans to privatise Pak Steel
Acting CEO of Pakistan Steel says there is no plan for privatisation nor is any retrenchment being carried out.
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Cement production enough for local demand
Current production capacity enough for public sector infrastructure projects like small dams and canal lining.
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Foreign exchange: Reserves dip to $17.09b
Reserves down $110 million over the preceding week, according to data released by SBP.
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Pakistan International Airlines: PM stresses on punctuality, passenger care
Prime Minister Gilani asks PIA to improve services and maintain punctuality of flight schedules.
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Pak-Iran trade: Gilani calls for more volume
Iranian Commerce Minister Mehdi Ghazanfari says trade volume can be enhanced by encouraging their private sectors.
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Indian government to ban exports
Indian government considering banning export of wheat products to tame spiralling food prices.
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Term finance certificates: Sold out!
Engro’s Rupiya certificates reach Rs4 billion target days before deadline for subscription.
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Industrial gas supply: SHC orders government to first meet Sindh’s needs
Petitioner says SSGC bound to supply 257 mmfcd gas to KESC, court orders government to constitutional provisions.
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Microinsurance: Draft regulations unveiled
SECP invites stakeholders to review proposed draft of SECP Micro Insurance Rules 2011.
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Large scale manufacturing: Fall in output dims prospects of economic revival
Output in LSM sector plunged 2.3% from July through November, government pins hopes on wheat production.
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Wheat movement: Sindh wants ban on supply from Punjab
If growers are unable to sell their stocks in the current season, there will be a glut in the market.
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Market watch: Approval of leverage product sparks investor sentiment
KSE gains 178 points to close at 12,459 on Thursday after aggressive buying due to news of the MTS being approved.
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Leverage at last: Margin trading system one step away
The introduction of leverage products to the markets is expected to provide much-needed liquidity to local bourses.
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Fuel shortage: PSO restores oil supply to railways
PSO decides to restore the fuel supply to Pakistan Railways despite a pending payment of Rs750 million.
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Pakistan strikes first wheat export deals in 3 years
Pakistan sells around 500,000 tonnes of wheat to Bangladesh, Myanmar as global supplies get squeezed.
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Reko Diq mines: Pakistan can earn $2b a year, scientist tells court
If a foreign company is awarded the contract, Pakistan will only get $160 million in royalties.
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Market watch: KSE range-bound after two days of profit-taking
Trade volume improved to 143.16 million shares – up more than 19 per cent from Tuesday.
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Modern bus service: Malaysia to invest in transport sector
Rs200 million would be spent on construction of modern bus terminals in Thatta, Badin.
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Government seeks Thai investment
focus should be on development, professional management of industrial parks and economic zones.
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Misuse of holdings: SECP takes Eastern Capital to court
brokerage house facing charges of having transferred shares owned by investors to other accounts without knowledge.
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Iran to enhance trade with Asian countries
Iran, Pakistan look forward to trade collaborations together.
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Revenue collection: Govt eyes taxing corporate sector assets, earnings
Government implementing new taxes to cover deficit.
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Kalabagh: Chinese firm to set up steel mill
Company to utilise local iron-ore deposits.
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Commercial paper: KSE launches over-the-counter market
The Exchange has expressed hope that the OTC market will provide an “efficient and transparent source of investment”.
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Trade show: Pakistan invited to participate
Trade show being held between May 21 and May 25 at the Moscone convention centre in San Francisco.
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India-Pak chamber: Muneer to continue as president
The current volume of trade between the two countries is approximately $5 billion.
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Lahore airport: Agility starts managing cold cargo centre
Businesses see increase in exports of agricultural products.
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Port Qasim: DP World opens new container terminal
The first of three phases completed, capacity increased by 30 per cent.
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Oil and gas: ‘Exploration essential to meet energy needs’
E&P companies will be facilitated.
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Back in business: Power supply to industries improves
Businesses hail KESC and SSGC efforts to ease crisis.
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Innovation: First automated potato cleaning plant installed
Facility opens up possibilities of export to Russia.
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Foreign firms show interest: PNSC to get modern, younger ships
Seeks to be official carrier for public sector entities, ECC to take final decision.
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Yield on Pak Eurobond increases to 10.4%
Government-backed bond will reach maturity in 2016, distortions in fuel price could hamper progress.
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SECP: 293 companies registered in December
Ninety two companies registered in Lahore, 85 in Karachi and 80 in Islamabad, SECP press release shows.
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Import of pulses up 60 per cent
After floods affected domestic crops of pulses, imports of the crop reached 269,000 tons from July-Dec 2010.
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SSGC MD: Gas fields are not under company’s control
Sui Southern Gas Company's Managing Director responds to court petition alleging diversion of gas to SNGPL.
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Gas shortage: Governor intervenes to resolve issue
Industrial zones faced 12 hours of power outages on Monday but the shutdown was reduced to eight hours on Tuesday.
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Remittances rise 17% in first half
Remittances sent home by overseas Pakistanis soar to $5,291m million in the first half of current fiscal year.
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NEPRA, OGRA penalise consumers
Experts at 4th International Power Generation Conference say govt should take up Thar coal projects on a fast track.
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Pakistan Steel: Cabinet to decide fate of 5,000 employees
Cabinet will deliberate laying off 30% of PSM workforce as part of restructuring of the company.
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Market watch: Stocks down for second day in a row
KSE-100 index loses 39 points to close at 12,267 points on Tuesday.
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Inflation clocks in above 15% in December
Surge in prices comes mainly on the back of a phenomenal increase in rates of food and energy.
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Reko Diq: Pakistan risks squandering billions in questionable deal
Multi-billion-dollar project placed at the mercy of consortium companies who may walk away with its riches.
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Inadequate supply: KESC needs 110 mmcfd of gas
Karachi Electric Supply Company's gas-fired power generation capacity has been largely offline for want of gas.
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Lahore Stock Exchange: Index loses 17 points
Lahore Stock Exchange remained bearish on Monday as LSE 25-share index lost 17 points to close at 3,766.
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Networking services: Malaysian, Pakistani firms sign deal
Telekom Malaysia and Multinet Pakistan sign deal to deliver IPVPN to corporate customers.
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Security concerns: Bin Qasim industrialists ask for help
Deteriorating law and order situation creates panic.
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Trade volume at commodity exchange up 660%
National Commodity Exchange records remarkable growth as institutional and retail investors turn to commodities.
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Sindh’s SOS to Centre
Federal government requested to release withheld funds.
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Sindh Bank: Farmers to receive loans on easy terms
Sharmila Farooqui says Sindh Bank will provide loans for agriculture, livestock and fisheries on easy terms.