2014年10月20日 星期一

2014-10-21 Pakistan Business

  The Nation   
SBP issues guidelines to strengthen controls in payment instruments  The Nation
In view of inherent operational risks in processing, cancellation and issuance of payment, it has been decided that henceforth the banks/MFBs shall strictly observe the following controls, in addition to those already in place for the purpose. Before processing ...

SBP issues guidelines to strengthen internal controls in payment instruments   Business Recorder

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  The Express Tribune   
SC conditionally permits OGDCL to sell 10pc of its shares  The News International
ISLAMABAD: The Supreme Court on Monday allowed the Oil and Gas Development Company Limited (OGDCL) to sell its 10 percent shares to companies with higher bids but ruled that the bidding amount must be credited in the Federal Consolidated Fund ...

Centre can sell shares, but can't touch money   The Nation
SC allows transfer of OGDCL shares to successful bidder   DAWN.com
Interim order: Top court unblocks OGDCL selloff   The Express Tribune
Business Recorder   
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  The Express Tribune   
SBP data: Current account deficit clocks in at $1.33b  The Express Tribune
In September alone, the current account balance clocked up in the positive territory with a surplus of $3 million. In contrast, it was negative in August with a deficit of $560 million. PHOTO: REUTERS. KARACHI: Pakistan's current account deficit in the first three ...

C/A deficit widens 4.8pc YoY in 1Q FY15   Daily Times

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  The Nation   
Karachi stocks shed 172 points on political uncertainty  The Nation
Stocks closed bearish amid thin trade on political uncertainty after MQM decision to quit coalition government in Sindh. Banks cannot invest more than 30 percent of their paid up capitals as per SBP regulation also a reason which supported bearish spell at ...

Stocks lose 172 points on foreign selling   DAWN.com
KSE tumbles 672 points in 5th bearish rally as MQM quits coalition   Customs Today Newspaper
Market watch: Index slips in absence of triggers   The Express Tribune
Daily Times   
Business Recorder   
GlobalPost   
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  Business Recorder   
South.Korean shares down but pare losses after Chinese data; won firmer  Business Recorder
image SEOUL: South Korean shares fell on Tuesday but pared their losses a little after data on China's economic growth came in slightly better than expected. China's economy grew 7.3 percent in the third quarter from a year before, a shade higher than ...


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  The Nation   
Chinese delegation shows interest in energy sector  The Nation
A Chinese delegation, led by Li Tong, Chief Executive Officer/Chairperson Bank of China International, Tuesday called on Minister for Petroleum and Natural Resources Shahid Khaqan Abbasi. The delegation comprised of the representatives of M/s China ...

LNG to arrive in Pakistan within next three months: NA informed   Business Recorder

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  MarketWatch   
A World Without OPEC?  New York Times
Forty-one years ago this month, the Arab oil embargo began. The countries that were part of it belonged, of course, to the Organization of Petroleum Exporting Countries — OPEC — which had banded together 13 years earlier to strengthen their ability to ...

What market share? Saudi oil exports fall to lowest level in three years   Al-Bawaba
Oil falls below $86 as oversupply, global economy worries weigh   Business Standard
Why Oil And Gas Prices Won't Be This Cheap For Long [United States Oil Fund ...   ETF Daily News
Fox Business   
NASDAQ   
In The Capital   
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  The Express Tribune   
Bank mergers: Meezan Bank acquires HSBC  The Express Tribune
Like most foreign banks, the clientele of HSBC Pakistan consists mainly of multinational companies with headquarters in European countries. PHOTO: REUTERS. KARACHI: Pakistani branch operations of HSBC Bank Middle East have now merged with and ...

Meezan Bank Acquires HSBC Pakistan   Business Recorder

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  Reuters   
Asian shares crawl higher on China GDP relief  Economic Times
TOKYO: Asian stocks crept up on Tuesday as investors took solace from data showing the Chinese economy grew slightly more than expected in the third quarter, calming fears of a deepening slowdown in the world's second-largest economy.
Asia Stocks Fall as Investors Weigh Earning Before Data   Businessweek
Global Markets: Asian shares tread water as China GDP awaited   GMA News

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  The Nation   
Debt servicing surcharge not to burden electricity consumers: Govt  The Nation
Ministry of Water and Power has said that recent 29 paisa increase in the tariff for consumers of all distribution companies, except K-electric, as Equalization Surcharge will not burden consumers and the slight increase was aimed to adjust the negative fuel ...

Govt silently adds 30 paisas/unit to power tariff for debt servicing   Daily Times
Debt servicing surcharge not to burden electricity consumers   International News Network
Government imposes 30 paisa per unit as EQ surcharge   Pakistan Today
dunyanews.tv   
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