The State Bank of Pakistan (SBP) has kept the Export Refinance Rate unchanged at 7.5 percent for May 2006. "The rate of finance under Export Finance Scheme at 7.5 percent will continue to be applicable for the month of May, 2006," a circular of SBP on Sat
The State Bank of Pakistan (SBP) has kept the Export Refinance Rate unchanged at 7.5 percent for May 2006. "The rate of finance under Export Finance Scheme at 7.5 percent will continue to be applicable for the month of May, 2006," a circular of SBP on Sat
The State Bank of Pakistan (SBP) has kept the Export Refinance Rate unchanged at 7.5 percent for May 2006. "The rate of finance under Export Finance Scheme at 7.5 percent will continue to be applicable for the month of May, 2006," a circular of SBP on Sat
The State Bank of Pakistan (SBP) has fixed 4.04 percent rate of remuneration for the month of May 2006 on Special Cash Reserve Account (US$) maintained with the central bank.
The State Bank of Pakistan (SBP) has fixed 4.04 percent rate of remuneration for the month of May 2006 on Special Cash Reserve Account (US$) maintained with the central bank.
The State Bank of Pakistan (SBP) has fixed 4.04 percent rate of remuneration for the month of May 2006 on Special Cash Reserve Account (US$) maintained with the central bank.
The Chief Justice of Pakistan, Justice Iftikhar Mohammad Chaudhry, has said that the Supreme Court has saved the country from disintegration, collapse and chaos several times in the past and put the derailed system back on track.
The Chief Justice of Pakistan, Justice Iftikhar Mohammad Chaudhry, has said that the Supreme Court has saved the country from disintegration, collapse and chaos several times in the past and put the derailed system back on track.
The Trading Corporation of Pakistan (TCP) has purchased 50,000 tonnes of white sugar at 523 dollar per tonne C&F Karachi, a company official said on Saturday.
A spokesman for Iraq's president denied a media report on Saturday that quoted the head of state as saying US and Iranian officials held talks on Iraq.
Indian film legend Amitabh Bachchan on Saturday welcomed the rare screening of Indian films in Pakistan, saying increased contacts could lead to a "healthy camaraderie" between the two nations.
Minister for Railways Sheikh Rashid Ahmed on Saturday expressed his resolve to pull the Pakistan Railways (PR) out of deficit and make it a profit-earning organisation in one year.
West Indies won the first one-day international against Zimbabwe by five wickets here on Saturday at the Antigua Recreation Ground. West Indies lead the seven-match series 1-0.
The State Department on Friday issued Country Reports for 2005 on Terrorism, and the report on Pakistan praises efforts by the government in respect of counter-terrorism.
Thousands of anti-war demonstrators marched in New York on Saturday, demanding the immediate withdrawal of troops from Iraq and vowing a summer of protests ahead of mid-term elections in November.
The Joint Economic Adviser, Finance Division, M Osman Ghani, has said that the government is unable to document the stock market transactions (buying and selling of shares) for tax purposes due to stiff resistance from major market players.
The Joint Economic Adviser, Finance Division, M Osman Ghani, has said that the government is unable to document the stock market transactions (buying and selling of shares) for tax purposes due to stiff resistance from major market players.
The Joint Economic Adviser, Finance Division, M Osman Ghani, has said that the government is unable to document the stock market transactions (buying and selling of shares) for tax purposes due to stiff resistance from major market players.
The Joint Economic Adviser, Finance Division, M Osman Ghani, has said that the government is unable to document the stock market transactions (buying and selling of shares) for tax purposes due to stiff resistance from major market players.
The Central Board of Revenue (CBR) has so far collected Rs 536.4 billion in the July-April (2005-06) period, against Rs 451.1 billion collected in the same period of last fiscal year, reflecting an increase of 18.9 percent.
The rupee recovered eight paisa for buying and seven paisa for selling against the dollar in the open market on Saturday ahead of long week-end due to May Day holiday, moneychangers said. The rupee gained handsome ground on easy supply of dollars, dealers
The Central Board of Revenue (CBR) has so far collected Rs 536.4 billion in the July-April (2005-06) period, against Rs 451.1 billion collected in the same period of last fiscal year, reflecting an increase of 18.9 percent.
The rupee recovered eight paisa for buying and seven paisa for selling against the dollar in the open market on Saturday ahead of long week-end due to May Day holiday, moneychangers said. The rupee gained handsome ground on easy supply of dollars, dealers
The Central Board of Revenue (CBR) has so far collected Rs 536.4 billion in the July-April (2005-06) period, against Rs 451.1 billion collected in the same period of last fiscal year, reflecting an increase of 18.9 percent.
Pakistan would honour sanctions on Iran if adopted by the UN Security Council but they could do more harm than good and it is too soon for this kind of action, Foreign Secretary Riaz Khan said on Friday.
Pakistan would honour sanctions on Iran if adopted by the UN Security Council but they could do more harm than good and it is too soon for this kind of action, Foreign Secretary Riaz Khan said on Friday.
Pakistan would honour sanctions on Iran if adopted by the UN Security Council but they could do more harm than good and it is too soon for this kind of action, Foreign Secretary Riaz Khan said on Friday.
Pakistan on Saturday successfully test-fired Hatf-VI (Shaheen II) ballistic missile. This hi-tech surface to surface missile, having range of 2000 kilometres, is capable of carrying all sorts of warheads and can be equipped with the nuclear as well as con
Pakistan on Saturday successfully test-fired Hatf-VI (Shaheen II) ballistic missile. This hi-tech surface to surface missile, having range of 2000 kilometres, is capable of carrying all sorts of warheads and can be equipped with the nuclear as well as con
President General Pervez Musharraf has directed the Pakistan International Airlines (PIA) to further improve its efficiency to make it more competitive and profitable.
President General Pervez Musharraf has directed the Pakistan International Airlines (PIA) to further improve its efficiency to make it more competitive and profitable.
President General Pervez Musharraf has directed the Pakistan International Airlines (PIA) to further improve its efficiency to make it more competitive and profitable.
The State Bank of Pakistan (SBP) and all offices of the SBP Banking Services Corporation, including the Public Debt Offices, will remain closed on Monday, May 1, 2006, being the public holiday declared by the Government of Pakistan on account of Labour Da
The State Bank of Pakistan (SBP) and all offices of the SBP Banking Services Corporation, including the Public Debt Offices, will remain closed on Monday, May 1, 2006, being the public holiday declared by the Government of Pakistan on account of Labour Da
The State Bank of Pakistan (SBP) and all offices of the SBP Banking Services Corporation, including the Public Debt Offices, will remain closed on Monday, May 1, 2006, being the public holiday declared by the Government of Pakistan on account of Labour Da
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The Netherlands has been a trading nation for centuries due to its open economy and outlook. The Dutch are seasoned travellers. They are proficient in languages and skilled in negotiating trade agreements and implementing projects against the odds.
Connoisseurs have nothing but praise for Panama's tiny annual crop of gourmet coffee but they warn that farms where the best beans are grown could vanish as landowners sell to wealthy foreign retirees.
Copper rebounded nearly 1 percent on bargain hunting on Friday, a day after China's decision to raise interest rates spurred a broad-based sell-off in the commodities sector.
India's Farm Minister Shared Pawar said on Friday that the government was seriously considering allowing private flour mills and other wheat users to import the grain under the open general licence scheme.
US copper futures settled firmer but off their best levels on Friday as investors were seen squaring their books at the month's end, although the backdrop of bullish supply constraints should continue to fuel the upside next week, sources said.
In a week of rising exchange rates and high pass-in rates, the Australian Wool Market finished the week 2.2 percent lower, on average, at sales in Sydney, Melbourne and Fremantle after the Easter recess.
Rubber prices in Southeast Asia were steady on Friday in line with a firmer tone in Tokyo rubber futures, but the physical market was subdued as buyers remained on the sidelines waiting for lower prices.
The Chicago Board of Trade soyabean market rallied to a two-month high on Friday, breaking out of its recent trading range when it gapped higher on the open on speculative buying, traders said.
US gold futures blasted to a 25-year peak on Friday on a down dollar and worries over Iran's atomic program, and the rally spilled into silver which was already rising after the launch of a new silver-backed fund.
Chicago Board of Trade rough rice futures closed higher on Friday in a technical rebound and on spillover from fund-driven strength outside markets, traders said.
Raw sugar futures banked on late investment fund buying to end sharply higher Friday as the spot contract expired, and most players feel the market will grind higher in the days ahead, brokers said.
World oil prices pulled back from recent record heights this week on easing US supply concerns, but remained firm amid tensions over Iran's disputed nuclear programme.
The lineup of vessels waiting to load sugar in Brazilian ports increased to 20 from 18 a week ago, shipping agents Williams said. In a report, it said 12 vessels were lined up in the southern port of Santos, up from 11 last week.
Singapore bunker prices fell on Friday but differentials to cargo values held firm at premium levels on tightening supplies resulting from short-term berth congestion, traders said.