Investor concern over changing US policies invited panic selling on Pakistan Stock Exchange (PSX) Monday and despite foreign buying, the benchmark KSE-100 index posted a heavy decline of 991.53 points to close at 48,972.24 points. Selling was seen mainly
Investor concern over changing US policies invited panic selling on Pakistan Stock Exchange (PSX) Monday and despite foreign buying, the benchmark KSE-100 index posted a heavy decline of 991.53 points to close at 48,972.24 points. Selling was seen mainly
Investor concern over changing US policies invited panic selling on Pakistan Stock Exchange (PSX) Monday and despite foreign buying, the benchmark KSE-100 index posted a heavy decline of 991.53 points to close at 48,972.24 points. Selling was seen mainly
The prospect of Kot Addu Power Company (Kapco) privatisation faces delay as issues of required comfort letter for the extension of power purchase agreement (PPA) and others remain unsettled. Sources said the matter was discussed in detail during the Cabin
The prospect of Kot Addu Power Company (Kapco) privatisation faces delay as issues of required comfort letter for the extension of power purchase agreement (PPA) and others remain unsettled. Sources said the matter was discussed in detail during the Cabin
The prospect of Kot Addu Power Company (Kapco) privatisation faces delay as issues of required comfort letter for the extension of power purchase agreement (PPA) and others remain unsettled. Sources said the matter was discussed in detail during the Cabin
The much-publicised September, 14, 2015 Prime Minister''s Kissan Package has failed to benefit small farmers as the government has released only Rs 25 billion out of the envisaged Rs 40 billion cash assistance while progress on other aspects of the packag
The much-publicised September, 14, 2015 Prime Minister's Kissan Package has failed to benefit small farmers as the government has released only Rs 25 billion out of the envisaged Rs 40 billion cash assistance while progress on other aspects of the package
The much-publicised September, 14, 2015 Prime Minister's Kissan Package has failed to benefit small farmers as the government has released only Rs 25 billion out of the envisaged Rs 40 billion cash assistance while progress on other aspects of the package
The chief executives of Goldman Sachs Group and Ford Motor Co joined the criticism of President Donald Trump''s order to halt arrivals from several Muslim-majority countries, as equity markets fell and the dollar slipped on Monday. The initial response ov
The chief executives of Goldman Sachs Group and Ford Motor Co joined the criticism of President Donald Trump's order to halt arrivals from several Muslim-majority countries, as equity markets fell and the dollar slipped on Monday. The initial response ove
The chief executives of Goldman Sachs Group and Ford Motor Co joined the criticism of President Donald Trump's order to halt arrivals from several Muslim-majority countries, as equity markets fell and the dollar slipped on Monday. The initial response ove
Analysts have hiked their 2017 palladium price forecasts on expectations that reflationary policies in the United States will boost growth, and consequently car sales, this year, even as forecasts for other precious metals such as platinum are cut. Pallad
Barclays bid rates, maximum rates for payment of interest by authorised dealers on deposits (other than those brought under FE Circular No: 45 of 1985) and on deposits (brought under FE Circular No: 45 of 1985) - issued by the Foreign Exchange Rates Commi
Rates applicable for conversion into rupees of Foreign Currency Deposits, Dollar Bearer Certificates, Foreign Currency Bearer Certificates, Special US Dollar bonds and profits thereon by all banks and also for providing forward cover on foreign currency d
Asia's gasoline cracks fell to a two-week low of $11.25 a barrel on Friday, dragged down by firm Brent crude and a build-up in inventories in the US for the fourth straight week.
Corn spot basis bids fell by 1-5 cents per bushel at processors and elevators in the US Midwest on Friday, pressured by limited demand as many commercial grain handlers had ample supplies, grain merchants said.
Palm oil on the European vegetable oils market firmed on Friday in positioning ahead of the Lunar New Year holiday, but ended well off the day's highs.
Export premiums for soyabeans shipped from the US Gulf Coast were mostly lower on Friday due to stiff competition from South American supplies and weak demand amid the Lunar New Year holiday, traders said.
India's sugar production is likely to be lower than government estimates this season, raising the possibility of higher imports by the world's biggest consumer of the sweetener, the chief executive of leading Indian refiner Shree Renuka Sugars told Reuter
US natural gas futures on Friday were little changed on mixed signals from weather models with one calling for more cold through mid-February while another pointed to less cold.
European wheat futures in Paris edged lower in afternoon trade on Friday, tracking weaker Chicago prices, as the EU market continued to lack a clear direction of its own. March milling wheat, the most active contract on the Paris-based Euronext exchange,
The firmness prevailed on the cotton market on Monday as rates of cotton yarn showed improvement on strong demand, dealers said. As a result, the official spot rate was unchanged at Rs 6650, dealers said. In Sindh, seed cotton prices were higher at Rs 320
On Friday, at Pakistan Mercantile Exchange Limited, PMEX Commodity Index closed at 3,119. The total traded value of Metals, Energy and COTS/FX was recorded at PKR 5.39 billion and the number of lots traded was 12,409.
Prices of natural rubber in India jumped to a three-year high on Monday on thin supplies and tracking gains in overseas markets due to supply disruptions in top producer Thailand, dealers said.
Chicago Board of Trade wheat futures fell on Friday on plentiful domestic and global old-crop supplies and a firm dollar, which tends to make US grains less competitive on the world market, traders said.
Russian wheat prices rose for a third week due to demand from Egypt, the world's largest wheat importer, a stable rouble and farmers holding on to their goods in the expectation of further price growth, analysts said on Monday.
Weather varied in Ivory Coast's main cocoa growing regions last week, with light rain that would boost the crop in some areas and strong heat causing concern about bean size in others, farmers said on Monday. The dry season in the world's top cocoa produc
The Karachi Port handled 140,526 tonnes of cargo comprising 110,601 tonnes of import cargo and 29,925 tonnes of export cargo including 5,460 loaded and empty containers during the last 24 hours ending at 0700 hours on Monday.
Corn spot basis bids fell by 1-5 cents per bushel at processors and elevators in the US Midwest on Friday, pressured by limited demand as many commercial grain handlers had ample supplies, grain merchants said. Corn bids eased at a closely watched process
Sony will take a write-down of nearly $1 billion in the fiscal third quarter, the company said Monday, blaming expected weaker profits in its movie business following a decline in the DVD market.
Sony will take a write-down of nearly $1 billion in the fiscal third quarter, the company said Monday, blaming expected weaker profits in its movie business following a decline in the DVD market.
The European Union should create a publicly-funded asset management company to scoop up some of a trillion euro mountain of bad loans that has become a brake on economic growth, the bloc's banking watchdog said on Monday.
Central banks should gradually remove stimulus, shedding unconventional measures after testing their limits during the crisis years, the incoming head of the Bank for International Settlements told a German newspaper on Monday.
The eurozone economy has kicked off the year robustly, data from the Baltic to the Mediterranean showed on Monday, evidence for the European Central Bank that its massive cash stimulus is working but also posing questions about what comes next.
Limits on ATM withdrawals will be partially lifted from February 1, India's central bank said Monday, as a cash crunch sparked by the ban on high-value rupee notes eases. The Reserve Bank of India capped cash withdrawals after Prime Minister Narendra Modi
British mobile phone giant Vodafone said Monday that it was in talks to merge its Indian unit with Idea Cellular in a move that would create India's largest telecoms company. The confirmation ended months of speculation that the two operators were explori
Toyota lost its crown as the world's top-selling automaker in 2016, company figures showed Monday, with the Japanese giant overtaken by Volkswagen as the industry prepares for an uncertain trade environment under Donald Trump. The German automaker moved b
More than 2,000 migrant workers at a major Thai seafood exporter called Monday for higher wages and better working conditions, a rare stand in a country where foreigners are banned from forming trade unions.
US consumer spending accelerated in December as households bought motor vehicles and cold weather boosted demand for utilities amid a rise in wages, pointing to sustained domestic demand that could spur economic growth in early 2017.
Middle Eastern equity markets diverged on Monday, with last week's top gainers pulling back on profit taking while strong quarterly earnings from courier firm Aramex bolstered Dubai.
Canada's main stock index fell to a nearly two-week low on Monday and was on track for its deepest loss since September after a travel ban implemented by US President Donald Trump triggered uncertainty for investors.
Wall Street's main indexes were set for their worst day in more than three months on Monday, as President Donald Trump's orders to curb travel and immigration from some countries sparked uncertainty.
Sri Lankan stocks ended marginally higher on Monday in lacklustre trading as bargain-hunting investors picked up battered shares, but political instability and a rise in interest rates capped gains, brokers said. The Colombo stock index ended 0.1 percent
Southeast Asian stock markets were sluggish in lacklustre trade on Monday as US President Donald Trump's travel ban increased concerns about the impact of the new administration's policies on trade and the economy.
Greek government bond yields soared on Monday on worries about whether the International Monetary Fund will participate in the indebted southern European country's bailout programme.
Greek government bond yields soared on Monday on worries about whether the International Monetary Fund will participate in the indebted southern European country's bailout programme.