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Print - 2004-04-10
Japan may need to diversify reserves with more gold

Japan may need to diversify reserves with more gold

Japan seems reluctant to boost its gold holdings as a way of diversifying its massive external reserves, but Tokyo may have to reconsider its stance in the future, with its reserves heavily overweight in US Treasuries.
Published 10 Apr, 2004 12:00am
Recovery slowing in US, eurozone: OECD

Recovery slowing in US, eurozone: OECD

Economic recovery is on track in the worlds biggest industrialised countries but is slowing somewhat in the United States and the eurozone, the Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development said Friday.
Published 10 Apr, 2004 12:00am
Asian states step closer to building trans-national highway

Asian states step closer to building trans-national highway

A decades-old dream of building Asia's first trans-national highway will move a step closer this month as 24 of 32 countries committed to it will sign an agreement for a road from Japan to western Russia, the United Nations said Friday.
Published 10 Apr, 2004 12:00am
Welteke faces new attack over luxury hotel affair

Welteke faces new attack over luxury hotel affair

Bundesbank President Ernst Welteke came under fresh attacks on Friday from lawmakers in Chancellor Gerhard Schroeder's ruling coalition over his luxury hotel bill scandal and for resisting government calls to resign.
Published 10 Apr, 2004 12:00am
Chinese industrial output rises

Chinese industrial output rises

China's industrial output rose 17.7 percent year-on-year in the first quarter, official data showed Friday, indicating the economy was continuing to grow at a fast pace.
Published 10 Apr, 2004 12:00am
Japanese economy news good, kidnappings hit markets

Japanese economy news good, kidnappings hit markets

Japan's economy got a double dose of good news on Friday with an upbeat assessment by the central bank and figures showing new investment, but the kidnapping of three Japanese in Iraq worried financial markets.
Published 10 Apr, 2004 12:00am
IEA sees only 'modest' Opec April oil supply cuts

IEA sees only 'modest' Opec April oil supply cuts

Opec's 10 members bound by oil supply limits showed no sign of tightening compliance in March and appear set to remain well in excess of new limits in April, the International Energy Agency (IEA) said on Friday.
Published 10 Apr, 2004 12:00am
Newcomers' instability may threaten EU reforms

Newcomers' instability may threaten EU reforms

Political instability in ex-communist countries joining the European Union on May 1 may undermine the bloc's already half-hearted drive at economic reform and closer co-operation, diplomats and analysts say.
Published 10 Apr, 2004 12:00am
Iraq overhauls refineries, imports oil products

Iraq overhauls refineries, imports oil products

Iraq's refineries are undergoing a nation-wide turnaround programme to raise output by a quarter as oil product imports help meet demand, the official in charge of the overhaul said on Friday.
Published 10 Apr, 2004 12:00am
Taiwan's President to open stores in China

Taiwan's President to open stores in China

Taiwan convenience store king, President Chain Store Corp, will open a chain of stores selling cosmetics and pharmaceutical products in booming southern China to tap its increasingly wealthy consumers.
Published 10 Apr, 2004 12:00am
French industry output rebounds

French industry output rebounds

French industrial output rose 0.8 percent in February, driven mainly by a rebound in production of consumer goods after a drop in January that raised doubts about recovery prospects in the eurozone's second-largest economy.
Published 10 Apr, 2004 12:00am
Vodafone Hungary sees 20 percent market share

Vodafone Hungary sees 20 percent market share

The Hungarian unit of mobile phone giant Vodafone expects to grab a fifth of the market by the end of the year - an increase of 20 percent in one year - Chief Executive Attila Vitai said on Friday.
Published 10 Apr, 2004 12:00am
Vodafone Hungary sees 20 percent market share

Vodafone Hungary sees 20 percent market share

The Hungarian unit of mobile phone giant Vodafone expects to grab a fifth of the market by the end of the year - an increase of 20 percent in one year - Chief Executive Attila Vitai said on Friday.
Published 10 Apr, 2004 12:00am
Indian inflation rises to 4.47 percent

Indian inflation rises to 4.47 percent

India's annual wholesale price inflation rose in the year to the week ended March 27 on the back of higher food and electricity prices.
Published 10 Apr, 2004 12:00am
Japan money base growth fall a red flag for recovery

Japan money base growth fall a red flag for recovery

The Japanese are gradually reducing the amount of cash they keep in their savings accounts in a show of confidence about investing in financial markets, but it may also be sign of trouble for Japan's economic recovery.
Published 10 Apr, 2004 12:00am
Hungary trade deficit drops in January-February, forint unfazed

Hungary trade deficit drops in January-February, forint unfazed

Hungary's trade deficit narrowed in the first two months of the year but the improvement was smaller than expected and did not trigger further rises of the forint. The trade deficit dropped to 594 million euros in the January and February from 666 million
Published 10 Apr, 2004 12:00am
Japan's current account surplus seen up 36 percent in February

Japan's current account surplus seen up 36 percent in February

Japan's current account surplus probably rose in February from a year earlier as strong exports boosted the trade surplus and increasing overseas travel narrowed the services deficit, a Reuters poll showed on Friday.
Published 10 Apr, 2004 12:00am
NYMEX gets bid of up to $980 million from fund

NYMEX gets bid of up to $980 million from fund

The New York Mercantile Exchange, the world's largest energy trading bourse, said on Thursday buyout firm Parthenon Capital offered to purchase up to 60 percent of the exchange in an offer valued at up to $980 million.
Published 10 Apr, 2004 12:00am
Micron CEO says 2004 outlook strong

Micron CEO says 2004 outlook strong

Micron Technology Inc, the world's second-largest maker of computer memory chips, said on Friday it was upbeat on its 2004 prospects, thanks to firming memory chip prices and a broad recovery in the industry.
Published 10 Apr, 2004 12:00am
South Korea sees export boom lasting until end of 2004

South Korea sees export boom lasting until end of 2004

South Korea is likely to enjoy brisk export growth at least until the end of the year, but a recovery in domestic consumption still appears some months away, Finance Minister Lee Hun-jai said on Friday.
Published 10 Apr, 2004 12:00am
Israeli barrier drives Palestinian traders to despair

Israeli barrier drives Palestinian traders to despair

Every morning Palestinian businessman Zahi Khoury studies a map of Israel's West Bank barrier on his wall, despairing at how his Coca Cola products will reach customers. "It's a catastrophe," he says.
Published 10 Apr, 2004 12:00am
Canon to spend $94 million to boost ink-jet printers

Canon to spend $94 million to boost ink-jet printers

Canon Inc, Japan's largest maker of office equipment, said on Friday it would invest about 10 billion yen ($93.99 million) to nearly double its annual production of ink-jet printers in 2005 compared with last year.
Published 10 Apr, 2004 12:00am
Germany denies report Eichel to be fired

Germany denies report Eichel to be fired

The German government denied on Friday a report in Der Spiegel magazine that Chancellor Gerhard Schroeder was planning to sack Finance Minister Hans Eichel and replace him with bank executive Ingrid Matthaeus-Maier.
Published 10 Apr, 2004 12:00am
US Treasuries slip

US Treasuries slip

US Treasury prices fell on Thursday after a surprising decline in the number of Americans applying for first-time jobless benefits shook an already battered market.
Published 10 Apr, 2004 12:00am
US Treasuries slip

US Treasuries slip

US Treasury prices fell on Thursday after a surprising decline in the number of Americans applying for first-time jobless benefits shook an already battered market.
Published 10 Apr, 2004 12:00am
Dow ends down on Iraq fears, Nasdaq holds slim gain

Dow ends down on Iraq fears, Nasdaq holds slim gain

Blue-chip stocks fell on Thursday as fierce fighting and a spate of kidnappings in Iraq pushed investors to take a cautious stance and sell stocks before the three-day holiday weekend.
Published 10 Apr, 2004 12:00am
Thai stocks lower on security concerns

Thai stocks lower on security concerns

Thai stocks ended slightly lower on Friday amid fears of attacks in Thailand's restive south, but TPI Polene bucked the losing trend after posting solid first quarter results.
Published 10 Apr, 2004 12:00am
Malaysian stocks down, small firms active

Malaysian stocks down, small firms active

Malaysian stocks ended lower on Friday led by losses in top lender Maybank while shares of smaller firms attracted buying interest.
Published 10 Apr, 2004 12:00am
Taiwan stocks decline before Saturday protest

Taiwan stocks decline before Saturday protest

Taiwan stocks fell 0.79 percent on Friday as concerns about a weekend protest over the disputed presidential election prompted investors to cash out of financial and transportation shares.
Published 10 Apr, 2004 12:00am
Seoul shares end down on Iraq woes, Samsung falls

Seoul shares end down on Iraq woes, Samsung falls

South Korean shares closed just over one percent lower on Friday, as the worsening security situation in Iraq unnerved investors and sent large-cap stocks such as Samsung Electronics Co Ltd sharply lower.
Published 10 Apr, 2004 12:00am
Japanese stocks sink on Iraq kidnapping and airlines hit

Japanese stocks sink on Iraq kidnapping and airlines hit

Japanese shares fell on Friday, retreating from a 32-month high as kidnappings in Iraq raised fears about global security and uncertainty about possible political implications, prompting selling across the board.
Published 10 Apr, 2004 12:00am
South Korean bonds edge up

South Korean bonds edge up

South Korean government bond prices moved slightly up by mid-morning on Friday, as investors looked to safe-haven assets amid a wave of violence and kidnappings in Iraq and ahead of a finance ministry treasury bond buyback next week.
Published 10 Apr, 2004 12:00am
South Korean bonds edge up

South Korean bonds edge up

South Korean government bond prices moved slightly up by mid-morning on Friday, as investors looked to safe-haven assets amid a wave of violence and kidnappings in Iraq and ahead of a finance ministry treasury bond buyback next week.
Published 10 Apr, 2004 12:00am
Chinese shares down after investor's cash out

Chinese shares down after investor's cash out

China's shares closed down on Friday, extending a correction that began two days ago after blue chips gave up more of their recent gains, traders said.
Published 10 Apr, 2004 12:00am
Turkish markets rebound

Turkish markets rebound

Turkish markets recovered partially on Friday after four days of losses fuelled by worries about the outcome of referendums on a Cyprus peace plan and Turkish prospects for European Union membership.
Published 10 Apr, 2004 12:00am
China's constitution tweak may spur mortgage business

China's constitution tweak may spur mortgage business

A change in China's constitution enshrining the right to own property could breathe life into a flagging banking industry in the coming years by spurring mortgages and securities linked to them.
Published 10 Apr, 2004 12:00am
Russian shares close at record high

Russian shares close at record high

Russia's main stock market hit an all-time high on Friday, propelled by hopes prosecutors would be lenient towards key YUKOS owner Mikhail Khodorkovsky, currently in jail facing tax and fraud charges.
Published 10 Apr, 2004 12:00am
Taiwan dollar ends weaker on kidnapping

Taiwan dollar ends weaker on kidnapping

The Taiwan dollar ended off a near three-year high on Friday as it joined the South Korean won in tracking the losses of the Japanese yen after the kidnapping of three Japanese civilians in Iraq.
Published 10 Apr, 2004 12:00am
Chinese yuan notches weaker

Chinese yuan notches weaker

The yuan ended one notch weaker versus the dollar at 8.2770 on Friday, but remained near the stronger end of its managed trading range.
Published 10 Apr, 2004 12:00am
Yen steadies after slipping on Iraq kidnappings

Yen steadies after slipping on Iraq kidnappings

The yen steadied against the dollar on Friday following early losses prompted by worries that the kidnapping of three Japanese civilians in Iraq could damage support for the government of Prime Minister Junichiro Koizumi.
Published 10 Apr, 2004 12:00am
Canadian dollar falls, bonds mixed

Canadian dollar falls, bonds mixed

The Canadian dollar fell against the greenback on Thursday as a surprising second consecutive month of domestic job losses all but solidified expectations for an interest rate cut next week.
Published 10 Apr, 2004 12:00am
Euro/dollar to gain this year but not by much

Euro/dollar to gain this year but not by much

Fewer and fewer currency strategists see the euro rising to the euro zone pain barrier of $1.30 in the year ahead, according to a Reuters poll, and many have trimmed forecasts for euro strength in coming months.
Published 10 Apr, 2004 12:00am
Bucknor blames technology for ump'err'ings

Bucknor blames technology for ump'err'ings

He has been Indian cricket team's bugbear for quite some time now, but Steve Bucknor says that he is "pretty happy" with his performance.
Published 10 Apr, 2004 12:00am
Gul ruled out before final Test against India

Gul ruled out before final Test against India

Injury-hit Pakistan suffered another blow when key medium pacer Umar Gul was ruled out for the series-deciding third Test against India because of back trouble, selectors said Friday.
Published 10 Apr, 2004 12:00am
Ganguly's return leads to Indian opening dilemma

Ganguly's return leads to Indian opening dilemma

India are uncertain who will open the innings in the deciding third Test against Pakistan next week with Aakash Chopra likely to be dropped due to the return from a back injury of captain Saurav Ganguly.
Published 10 Apr, 2004 12:00am
Jones set for Test debut

Jones set for Test debut

Wicket-keeper Geraint Jones will win his first cap for England in the fourth Test against West Indies, which gets underway here on Saturday after the selectors lost patience with Chris Read.
Published 10 Apr, 2004 12:00am
Miandad's coaching skills impress Rahul Dravid

Miandad's coaching skills impress Rahul Dravid

Indian vice-captain Rahul Dravid wants to have a one-to-one discussion with Pakistan coach and former batting great Javed Miandad once the Test series comes to an end.
Published 10 Apr, 2004 12:00am
Fans cool to Indo-Pakistan Test tussles

Fans cool to Indo-Pakistan Test tussles

India's first major cricket tour of Pakistan in almost 15 years has followed such a near-perfect script that fans are losing interest in it.
Published 10 Apr, 2004 12:00am
Disease from soil bacteria kills 15 in Singapore

Disease from soil bacteria kills 15 in Singapore

Bacteria lurking in soil and muddy water have killed 15 out of 31 victims in Singapore this year, twice the normal toll, the Straits Times newspaper reported on Friday.
Published 10 Apr, 2004 12:00am
Indonesia party rides sympathy wave for former-minister

Indonesia party rides sympathy wave for former-minister

Indonesian President Megawati Sukarnoputri might want to glance in the direction of her husband if she's looking for someone to blame for her party's below-par performance in this week's parliamentary elections.
Published 10 Apr, 2004 12:00am
US expert probes attack on Taiwan president

US expert probes attack on Taiwan president

A top US forensic expert and veteran of high-profile cases such as the O.J. Simpson murder trial said he discovered on Friday new clues to the mysterious assassination attempt on Taiwan President Chen Shui-bian.
Published 10 Apr, 2004 12:00am
Clinton testifies to 9/11 panel

Clinton testifies to 9/11 panel

Former US President Bill Clinton testified behind closed doors to the national commission investigating the September 11, 2001, attacks on Thursday, the panel said.
Published 10 Apr, 2004 12:00am
Kazakhs will stay in Iraq if no casualties

Kazakhs will stay in Iraq if no casualties

Kazakhstan will keep its contingent of some 30 servicemen in Iraq as long as there are no serious casualties, a government source said on Friday.
Published 10 Apr, 2004 12:00am
South Korean poll heads into home stretch, Iraq looms

South Korean poll heads into home stretch, Iraq looms

South Korea's Constitutional Court held a hearing on Friday on President Roh Moo-hyun's impeachment, still the dominant theme in next week's election despite renewed debate about Seoul's plan to send troops to Iraq.
Published 10 Apr, 2004 12:00am
Northern Cyprus should be recognised: Turkey

Northern Cyprus should be recognised: Turkey

Turkey said on Friday the international community will have no option but to recognise breakaway northern Cyprus and lift the embargo on it if Turkish Cypriots approve a UN peace plan and Greek Cypriots reject it.
Published 10 Apr, 2004 12:00am
Palestinians rally in support of Iraq

Palestinians rally in support of Iraq

Some 3,000 Palestinians took to the streets of the Palestinian territories Friday in a show of solidarity with the intensifying anti-US insurgency in Iraq.
Published 10 Apr, 2004 12:00am
Koizumi faces crisis over Iraq hostages

Koizumi faces crisis over Iraq hostages

Facing his toughest political test, Prime Minister Junichiro Koizumi told an anguished Japan on Friday he had no plans to pull troops from Iraq despite a threat by kidnappers there to kill three Japanese civilians.
Published 10 Apr, 2004 12:00am
Algerian president re-elected in landslide

Algerian president re-elected in landslide

President Abdelaziz Bouteflika has won re-election in a landslide, according to official results released on Friday, becoming the first Algerian leader to return to power in a democratic vote in 42 years.
Published 10 Apr, 2004 12:00am
Rafsanjani praises Sadr's Shia uprising

Rafsanjani praises Sadr's Shia uprising

Iran's influential former president, Akbar Hashemi Rafsanjani, on Friday hailed the Shia Muslim militia of firebrand cleric Moqtada al-Sadr as "heroic" for rising up against the US occupation in Iraq.
Published 10 Apr, 2004 12:00am
10 killed as Sri Lankan rebel factions resume clash

10 killed as Sri Lankan rebel factions resume clash

Tamil Tiger rebels moved in Friday against a renegade, killing at least 10 people and sending thousands of civilians fleeing for safety, in the first clashes since Sri Lanka entered a cease-fire in February 2002, military sources said.
Published 10 Apr, 2004 12:00am
Hundreds held as Nepalis defy ban

Hundreds held as Nepalis defy ban

Nepali police arrested hundreds of people on Friday, including political leaders, as thousands chanting anti-monarchy slogans defied a ban on rallies and took to the streets in protest against the king.
Published 10 Apr, 2004 12:00am
Russia calls on US to halt offensive in Iraq

Russia calls on US to halt offensive in Iraq

Russia on Friday called on US-led forces to halt their offensive against Iraqi insurgents and refrain from the "disproportionate" use of force in the war-torn nation.
Published 10 Apr, 2004 12:00am
Bush makes US job in Iraq 'lot tougher': Kerry

Bush makes US job in Iraq 'lot tougher': Kerry

Democratic challenger John Kerry on Friday said the ideology and arrogance of the Bush administration had created gridlock in Iraq that made it "a lot tougher" for the United States to succeed there.
Published 10 Apr, 2004 12:00am
Face-lifting plan approved for Pasrur tehsil

Face-lifting plan approved for Pasrur tehsil

A well-knitted face-lifting plan costing over Rs 800 million has been approved for Pasrur tehsil. Under the plan, several development projects pertaining to public welfare would be completed in the area.
Published 10 Apr, 2004 12:00am
Afaq issued notice in defamation lawsuit

Afaq issued notice in defamation lawsuit

Justice Muhammad Moosa K Laghari of Sindh High Court on Friday issued notice to Afaq Ahmed, Chairman Mohajir Quami Movement Haqiqi (MQM-H) for May 3, 2004 in lawsuit against industrialist.
Published 10 Apr, 2004 12:00am
Indian BSF shuns aggressive posture at Wagah ceremony

Indian BSF shuns aggressive posture at Wagah ceremony

With improvement in Indo-Pak relations, the Indian Border Security Force at the Wagah border has done away with its old practice of displaying aggressive postures at the Pakistani rangers during the daily sunset parade.
Published 10 Apr, 2004 12:00am
Shares with CDC

Shares with CDC

I have opened an investors' account with the CDC. Since I have a large quality of shares, of almost 50 different companies, I gave my broker, the shares of a few companies, at a time. He took considerable time to get the shares lodged with the CDC. Furthe
Published 10 Apr, 2004 12:00am
Pakistan's role model

Pakistan's role model

Pakistan is passing through a critical period of its history. General Musharraf has succeeded so far, in establishing absolute control over the land of the pure with the support of world's sole superpower, which remains very excited and pleased with him.
Published 10 Apr, 2004 12:00am
WTO opportunities and challenges

WTO opportunities and challenges

The negotiations under the auspices of the General Agreement on Tariffs and Trade (GATT), the Uruguay Round of multilateral trade negotiations, came to a conclusion in Marrakech, Morocco, in April, 1994.
Published 10 Apr, 2004 12:00am
Poppy fields in Shikarpur!

Poppy fields in Shikarpur!

Quite encouraging in itself, though, may be the news report revealing the police haul of a number of poppy growers near Shikarpur (Sindh) and destruction of a poppy field, it is apt to leave many intrigued on one count or the other.
Published 10 Apr, 2004 12:00am
Zalmay's admonition

Zalmay's admonition

The American Special Envoy to Afghanistan Zalmay Khalilzad's speech to a think tank in Washington the other day has created a mini-furor.
Published 10 Apr, 2004 12:00am
Inflows and outflows of rivers

Inflows and outflows of rivers

The position of the inflows/outflows at Tarbela, Mangla and Chashma along with the reservoirs levels and the barrages at 6.00 am on Friday.
Published 10 Apr, 2004 12:00am
Teachers' problems to be solved soon

Teachers' problems to be solved soon

The District Government is committed to resolve all problems of the teachers and has formed a committee under EDO Rawalpindi, which will submit a report within 15 days, said Raja Tariq Mehboob Kiani, District Nazim Rawalpindi, here on Friday.
Published 10 Apr, 2004 12:00am
Minister promises all possible facilities to masses

Minister promises all possible facilities to masses

Provincial Minister for Local Government and Rural Development Muhammad Basharat Raja has reiterated the resolve of the provincial government to provide all possible facilities to masses and resolve all problems on priority.
Published 10 Apr, 2004 12:00am
NPP show on April 20

NPP show on April 20

Business & Industry Promotion Association of Pakistan (BIPAP) and PBIR are jointly organising "First National Business & Industry Award" ceremony and "National Products Promotion" (NPP) show here on April 20.
Published 10 Apr, 2004 12:00am
PPPP meeting on April 11

PPPP meeting on April 11

Pakistan People's Party Parliamentarian (Punjab) will hold its Executive Meeting at Chistian on Sunday (April 11).
Published 10 Apr, 2004 12:00am
BTBA office-bearers

BTBA office-bearers

The Executive Body of Bahawalpur Tax Bar Association (BTBA) has resolved that the following members will work as office-bearers of the bar for the year 2004-2005: Chaudhry Mohammad Muslim (President), Mian Mohammad Afzal (Vice President), Chaudhry Mohamma
Published 10 Apr, 2004 12:00am
Data's Urs inaugurated

Data's Urs inaugurated

Governor of Punjab Lieutenant General Khalid Maqbool (Retd) inaugurating the 960th Urs ceremony of Hazrat Data Ganj Baksh laid chaddar at mazar of sufi saint, on Friday.
Published 10 Apr, 2004 12:00am
Indian judge meets chief justice

Indian judge meets chief justice

A judge of the Delhi High Court C. K. Mohajan on Friday called on Chief Justice of the Lahore High Court (LHC) Justice Iftikhar Hussain Chaudhry, and discussed matters of mutual interest.
Published 10 Apr, 2004 12:00am
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