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Sindh govt approves marble city
Project expected to boost exports to $500 million.
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Government to purchase 6.5m tons of wheat this year
ECC committee to review wheat procurement policy sets support price for farmers at Rs950 per 40kg.
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Meat One continues to expand retail outlet base
Despite rampant food inflation and economic slowdown, business is good for Meat One.
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Profits of refineries to fall at least 13%
Analysts expect duty revision to 5% from 7.5%. Govt will be forgoing Rs8b a month if deemed duty is abolished.
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LPG prices fall by Rs15 per kg
Domestic markets follow international price reduction.
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Market watch: Bears leave the market after four days
KSE-100 index ended gained 117 points higher on Thursday after central bank report on state of economy.
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Cabinet body withholds equity-linked bond issue
Decision to issue equity-linked bonds withheld due to increased cost of insuring sovereign debt.
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2011 will be year of exports: Amin Fahim
Commerce minister says that with increased focus on regional trade, 2011 will be good for exports from Pakistan.
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City-wise inflation: Peshawar tops
Inflation in other capital cities was lower than the overall CPI inflation.
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Rabi Crops: Better water availability may improve harvests
Floods and extended heavy monsoon rains raised the underground water table and soil moisture level.
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Concessions: WTO delays vote on EU trade breaks to Pakistan
EU plan to grant trade concessions to Pakistan suffers setback.
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Market watch: Deemed duty uncertainty haunts stock exchange
Benchmark 100-share index falls 31 points, volumes drop to 10-week low.
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SBP moves ahead with debt relief for war-hit districts
Move part of govt’s efforts to stimulate affected areas.
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Industries face eight hours of power outages
Gas shortage causes supply disruption.
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NA panel bars govt from renewing agreement with BP
Debates whether the agreement stands after sale of BP assets.
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Pakistan lures Chinese investment in Thar coal
International firms confirm presence of huge coal reserves.
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Large-scale manufacturing output falls by 2.3 per cent
Floods impede industrial sector growth.
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Ancient technology hinders Russia’s entry into oil and gas sector
A Russian delegation was due in January but the visit could not take place due to OGDCL’s reservations.
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SBP criticises economic management team
First quarterly report highlights failures in policy initiatives to stabilise economy.
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Govt intervention causing market distortions: SBP
Excessive borrowing by government from listed banks limits the ability of private sector to raise funds.
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State of the economy: SBP revises inflation forecast to 16%
Central Bank chides govt for ‘diluting measures to contain inflation’.
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Every Pakistani owes over Rs57,000 in debt
Country's total debt and liabilities touch Rs10 trillion-mark; per head level increased by Rs22,000 since 2008.
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Industry opposes power outages
Site association chairman says KESC again committed the same mistake by not taking stakeholders into confidence.
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Swiss to increase engagements
Switzerland government funding two-year programme in Pakistan to strengthen principles.
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State Life Insurance secures Rs9.3b premium
Company considering launching new life insurance plans so people can invest small savings in policies.
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Philippines to enhance trade with Pakistan
Working group formed to look at possibilities of business in more products to enhance trade.
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Punjab to develop new industrial zones
Punjab Industrial Estates to expedite industrial infrastructure growth through public-private partnership model.
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Govt urged to break economic logjam
Economist calls for better governance, high revenues and low expenditures
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President keen on mango exports to Far East
Incentives, seminars being planned for farmers and exporters.
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Tax target and collection gap widens
FBR collects Rs763b in seven months, compelling the government to borrow money.
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PEPCO to add 1,150MW by summer
Five new power plants to start operations.
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Power ship to reduce energy shortage: Ashraf
Karkey Karadeniz power ship of Turkey to contribute to electricity generation in Karachi.
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Market watch: Stocks end down in volatile session
Karachi Stock Exchange benchmark 100-share index ended 86 points lower on Tuesday.
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Industrial areas pay the price: SSGC curtails gas supply to KESC
Korangi and SITE areas will each bear four hours of power outages after technical faults in different fields.
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Traders buy two million tons of wheat for export
The government expects a harvest of 23.5 million tons against a target of 25 million tons in 2010-11.
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ECC meeting: Fertiliser prices likely to rise on urea shortage
Top economic decision-making body decides to import rather than restoring gas supply.
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Telcos beware: PTA launches online complaint system
PTA launches "Online Complaint Management System" to help telecom customers seek timely resolution to complains.
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IMF refuses talks with cash-starved Pakistan
IMF refuses to send mission to Pakistan on restoring the $11.3 billion-dollar bailout package.
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Rs11 billion lost to gas theft last year
Four officials and 81 CNG stations found involved.
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No BlackBerry services for foreign diplomats?
Operators told to block BlackBerry connections of foreign missions.
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Mutual funds: Open-end funds grow, closed-end funds shrink
Industry shifting gears in Fiscal 2011.
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Production: Industries to adopt cleaner techniques
Project to be launched in Sialkot.
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Fruit and vegetable exhibition: Pakistan to participate in world’s largest expo
Around 2,300 companies from 135 countries to participate.
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Textile sector: Turkey asked to remove duty
Pakistani people and government thankful to Turkish brethren for full-fledged support after earthquake and floods.
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Lucky Cement profit falls 23 per cent on lower exports and margins
Country's largest cement maker manages to increase domestic share.
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Liquefied petroleum gas: Prices expected to fall in local markets
Decline in international rates prime reason for expected fall of prices.
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Market watch: Stocks fall more than 100 points in volatile session
Refineries plummet on deemed duty rumours.
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Suzuki hikes prices by up to Rs20,000
Cites rise in raw material prices and Japanese yen as reasons.
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Oil and gas: US firm shows interest in setting up refinery
Investors meet petroleum minister.
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Pakistan Railways announces 10-15% hike in fares
The hike, which will be effective from February 1, is expected to yield a profit of Rs2 billion for Pakistan Railways.






































