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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.
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Gas: Five-day supply assured to textile industry
All Pakistan Textile Mills Association says shortage can be met through LNG import.
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FODP forum: Around 50% aid pledges were not new
The government has received only $926 million out of the pledged $6.1 billion.
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Car sales: Down in December
Cumulative car sales increased by about 11 per cent in the first half of fiscal 2011.
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Bank Alfalah: ‘We are here to stay’
The Abu Dhabi Group (ADG) is not selling its stake in Bank Alfalah or looking to merge the entity with another bank.
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Market watch: Volatility overtakes the bourse
KSE-100 index loses 82 points, volumes at 135 million on Monday.
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Gas shortage is at its worst: Sui Southern MD
Gas shortfall touches 300 mmcfd, low pressure in Sindh and Balochistan.
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Trade deficit slightly over $8b in first half
Trade deficit remains restricted despite surging oil prices and significant increase in machinery import.
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Mobile handset imports see sharp rise in 2010
Handset imports have increased to US $43.416 million in Nov 2010 as against US$ 13.869 million in Nov 2009.
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BMW sells near-record 1.46 mn vehicles in 2010
German luxury automaker aims to set a record of more than 1.5 million vehicles in 2011.
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Google's Android stars at electronics show
While Apple's iPad still rules the tablet roost, Android is shaping up to also be a major force in the tablet arena.
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'CPI up 16% in December'
Pakistan's consumer price index rose 16% year-on-year in December due to rising food prices, a Reuters poll shows.
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Some ‘leverage’, please!
market is performing well on continuous foreign interest on account of it being cheaper by at least 40-45 per cent.
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The week in focus
Opportunities of large-scale investment: energy, corporate farming, information technology, telecommunications etc.
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Talking business
A few months back in these pages I said “look out for this headline, Sheikh briefs full cabinet.”
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No free lunch: Oil price hikes: sifting fact from fiction
Succumbing to political realities, government finally took back decision to raise price of petroleum products.
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IPO: Investors make a beeline for Facebook
$450 million into Facebook, also offering its high-net-worth clients an opportunity to put in up to $1.5 billion.
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Market access: The fatal folly of protectionism
Government announced a ban on exports of onions to India, in part due to concerns over an increase in local prices.
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Art Lootmaar at T2F: On-the-spot caricatures and James Dean for sale at two-day art bazaar
For other artists, Lootmaar was a chance to reach out to a different audience.
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KESC announces 16 hours loadshedding
KESC has announced 16 hours of load shedding for the city’s industrial sector.
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Sui gas: More supply for homes, none for factories
Sui Northern Gas Pipeline Limited (SNGPL) has suspended supply to industries.
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Domestic: Investment key to sustainable growth
Emphasis should be placed on identifying the barriers that discourage investment in the country.
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Telecommunications: Khaliq to take charge at Warid
Zuhair Khaliq will be the new chief executive officer of Warid Telecom.
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Embargo: Private sector raises eyebrows
The private sector has expressed disappointment over an embargo on the export of onions.
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Urea prices remain high, DAP rates fall
Urea prices in the country have remained at high levels despite a government warning.
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Power, gas outages hurt industry: Business forum
Industrial production in Sialkot has been badly affected by unscheduled 18-hour power outages in a day.
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Busiest port : Shanghai overtakes Singapore
Shanghai says it overtook Singapore for the first time in 2010 to become the world’s busiest container port.
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FBR drafts rules for active taxpayer category
FBR draws up rules for preparing a list of active taxpayers.
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SBP directives: Banks prepare to disburse pensions
Commercial banks have stepped up efforts to open up pensioner accounts.
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Bank Alfalah eyes Silkbank
ADG will soon spread its presence in Pakistan as it is looking into the prospects of taking over a bank.
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Onion prices fall across country
Onion prices have dropped dramatically in markets across the country following a ban on the export.
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Climb continues despite political uncertainty
The stock market continued to strengthen during the week ended January 7.
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Tablet-mania at Las Vegas gadget show
Dozens of companies from best known brands to total unknowns displaying touchscreen tablet computers at CES.
















































