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Bilateral ties: Pakistan, India to enhance industrial competitiveness
Sahney said that there were hurdles to economic integration which includes high tariff rates.
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Dispute drags on: Deadlock over prices leads to shortage of drugs
Supply of vaccines have particularly been affected as imports become expensive.
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Drying up: Shrinking foreign investment takes the shine off KSE, brings market volumes down
Average turnover on bourse drops to $29m against $95m earlier.
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Cash strapped: Pakistan Steel Mills hands out eidhi instead of salary
Workers not paid for two months, given Rs10,000 as an Eid gift.
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Gas terminal: PQA refuses LNG licence to two importers
Cites safety reasons for not allowing LNG terminal in the centre of the port.
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With no floods, small livestock investors expect better returns
New investors enter the business of raising cattle with rural partners.
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IP pipeline: Pakistan looks to Gazprom for project financing
Officials believe Tehran will not be able to provide all funds.
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Food science: UAF collaborates with Malaysian university
University will use video link to enable students to take online courses.
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World Standards Day: ‘International standardisation central to development’
Speakers at seminar urge businessmen to ensure quality of their products.
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Property tax: Punjab acts in consultation with businessmen
Chamber says increase in tax rates not based on ground realities.
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Market watch: Eid holidays dampen investor interest as stocks fall
Benchmark KSE-100 index drops 176 points.
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Engro to list flagship fertiliser unit by month-end
Plans to raise Rs1.5b to repay debt and fund capital expenditures.
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Cost efficiency: Government to convert three power plants to coal
Plan aimed at reducing cost of production by two-thirds.
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Trade policy: Trade to be the main agenda of PM’s visit, says Dar
Nawaz to fly to America as finance minister returns.
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Power import: ADB pulls out of project, WB and IDB to provide $1b
Under CASA-1000, central Asian states will supply 1,300 megawatts.
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Production falls: Energy import critical for Pakistan’s economy, says ADB
Bank’s energy Outlook says country has to step up efforts to address bottlenecks.
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Big data theory: Making a case for 3G in a low ARPU market
Data is the next big thing and the Pakistan market is at the right stage of maturity.
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3G or 4G: With new policy directive, uncertainty about technology removed
Operator will have a choice to bring third or fourth generation technology.
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Next generation services: Industry upbeat as country set to auction mobile spectrum by March
Government takes steps to avoid controversies, fills key PTA posts.
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To 3G or not to 3G: Too late on the bandwagon or timed to perfection?
With the developed world moving towards 4G, many question Pakistan’s adoption of 3G.
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Advanced mobile services: Country has to tread a tricky path
Experts suggest government must learn from mistakes made by regional peers.
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Capacity constraints: Garment makers unenthusiastic about GSP Plus
Local garment industry is not fully prepared to take advantage of duty-free access to the EU market.
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Pakistan tries to attract American private sector
Finance minister apprises US businessmen of opportunities.
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Dar briefs US treasury adviser on macroeconomic stabilisation plans
The undersecretary assures finance minister of all possible help.
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Millers ask government to clear tax rebates
Say funds to provide much needed stimulus to exports.
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Eye of the storm: The brokerage house that could
Topline Securities rapid success and entrenched market position.
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LNG import: SSGC to get PPRA’s approval for gas terminal contract
Project will handle 500 million cubic feet of LNG per day.
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Weekly review: KSE falls another 310 points amid uncertainty
Trading volumes drop 34% as investors wait for clarity.
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Wind power project: Sindh govt inks MoU with Turkey
Shah stressed the need of implementation on the project at the earliest to benefit the people of Sindh.
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Helping hand: Govt urges financiers to support development projects
Pakistan alone cannot bear burden of restructuring economy: minister.
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No stone unturned: High-level meetings abound in Washington
Finance minister Dar uses annual congregation to meet with counterparts.
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Market watch: Stock market ends on a high note on last day of trading
Benchmark KSE-100 index rises 100 points.
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Afghanistan seeks reduction in cost of tracking containers
Pakistan gives assurance, putting in place an advanced tracking system.
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Bumpy road ahead: IMF puts financing requirement at Rs9t
Fiscal Monitor report says the government will be unable to reduce debt to GDP ratio.
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Sales of locally assembled cars rebound, rise 7.5%
Analysts say sales to continue climbing as import stock depletes .
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Shrinking coffers: Govt strives to arrange funds for urea import
Foreign currency reserves under strain due to heavy overall imports.
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Electricity shortages: K-P puts onus of power crisis back at centre
Lawmakers condemn Minister of State Abid Sher Ali’s remarks on power theft in the province.
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Boosting trade: Pakistan Railways plans to establish dry port in Nowshera
Officials meet KPCCI epresentatives, invite business community to help.
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Personal reasons: Motiwala quits as BoI chief
Zubair Motiwala had been appointed as the BoI chairman in July, 2011.
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Pakistan railways: Govt approves purchase of 150 locomotives
No new locomotives had been purchased since the procurement of 69 locomotives inducted in PR during 2003-2008.
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Going the distance: Dar meets US officials on sidelines of WB-IMF moot
Finance minister talks to US Deputy Secretary of State about the economy.
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‘Pakistan, Indonesia free trade deal in two years’
Envoy says preferential trade agreement has paved way for FTA.
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Road and rails: Businessmen gather to review logistics network
Railways and shipping, not roads, required to sustain business, say experts.
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Market watch: KSE recovers after massive midday drop
Benchmark KSE-100 index rises 17 points.
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NIT’s three out of five mutual funds underperform
State-owned company managing assets worth Rs77 billion.
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Earnings dip: Banking sector’s profits may fall as spreads shrink
Shrinking spreads and low returns on government bonds hurt banks.
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Trade imbalance: Deficit in line with IMF trade projections
Quarterly figures show decline in gap, exports outpace imports.
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Shutdown impact: US stops offering GSP scheme to exporters
Diplomat says US is assisting Pakistan in attracting investment.
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World Bank report: Economy resilient, growth to remain steady at 3.5%
Bank says fiscal consolidation may improve investor perception, governance.
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Currency: Rupee weakens against dollar
The rupee ended weaker at 106.00/106.10 against the dollar, compared to Wednesday’s close of 105.95/106.05.

















































