2015年1月9日 星期五

2015-01-10 Pakistan Business


The Nation
   
Banking advances grow by 9pc to Rs4.4tr in 2014   
The Nation
KARACHI - Advances of the banking sector grew by 9pc in 2014 as compared to 6pc in the previous year, increasing to Rs4.4tr as compared to Rs4.0tr in 2013. The advances growth during the last 3 years has averaged 5pc due to conservative lending ...

Banks stay risk-averse by record investment in govt papers   Pakistan Today

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The Nation
   
Anticipating monetary easing, KSE builds on gains   
The Nation
KARACHI - Stocks on Friday closes yet again at an all time on higher trades and led by oil stocks on global oil prices stability after free fall earlier this week. The benchmark KSE- 100 Index extended 207.35 points or 0.63pc and settled at 33324.82 points.
BRIndex30 up 75.77 points   Business Recorder
Market Watch: Index's upward strides continue   The Express Tribune
Oil scrips lead KSE-100 up by 207 points   Daily Times
GlobalPost   
Customs Today Newspaper   
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The Nation
   
Trade deficit widens by 33.97pc in first half   
The Nation
ISLAMABAD - Pakistan's trade deficit has widened by 33.97 percent during first half (July-December) of the ongoing financial year over the corresponding period of previous year due to the continuous decline in exports and ever increasing growth in imports.
First half: Trade deficit widens 34% as exports fail to pick up pace   The Express Tribune

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The Express Tribune
   
Islamic banks post Rs9.4bn profit   
DAWN.com
KARACHI: The Islamic banking industry posted a profit of Rs9.4 billion in July-September 2014, a substantial rise compared to Rs5.6bn earned by the industry during the same quarter of 2013. Its share in the overall banking has been increasing, but growth is ...

July-September: Islamic banking industry's assets grow 1.3%   The Express Tribune

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Reuters UK
   
Oil hits April 2009 low, then pares loss on US oil rig data   
Reuters UK
NEW YORK (Reuters) - Global oil markets resumed their slide on Friday, with Brent and U.S. crude hitting April 2009 lows and ending down for a seventh straight week, although prices recovered from their lows after a sharp drop in the U.S. oil rig count.
Commentary: Oil prices will recover, but expect some chaos in the market   San Antonio Express-News
Why crude oil price is in free-fall —UNILAG don   Nigerian Tribune
The kingdom's travails   Business Recorder
Prague Post   
Toronto Star   
MarketWatch   
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The Express Tribune
   
Third phase of financial innovation fund to focus on Islamic financing   
The Express Tribune
"There is need to introduce short-term and long-term courses to prepare skilled Islamic finance experts," Finance Minister Ishaq Dar. PHOTO: PID. ISLAMABAD: The federal government on Friday launched the third round of Financial Innovation Challenge ...

Dar urges Islamic finance industry to expand its reach   DAWN.com
Dar asks Islamic banks to tap un-banked markets   Business Recorder
Judicial commission issue can be resolved in half hour: Dar   Daily Times

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The Express Tribune
   
Gas supply: SNGPL attempts to calm industrialists   
The Express Tribune
Major reasons behind the gas shortage are depletion of existing reservoirs, and increase in demand. PHOTO: FILE. FAISALABAD: Amid growing apprehension over gas supply, Sui Northern Gas Pipelines Limited (SNGPL) General Manager Amjad Mumtaz ...

SNGPL GM vows action against gas thieves   Business Recorder

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Daily Times
   
Ministry blames NTDC for power breakdown   
The Nation
ISLAMABAD - Ministry of Water and Power has held NTDC responsible for the third massive power breakdown in a short span of almost one month. According to sources in the ministry, it is the inefficiency and incompetence of National Transmission lines that ...

Power breakdowns   Daily Times
Power breakdown hits Punjab, KP   DAWN.com
Cold weather causes major power failure   Business Recorder

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Customs Today Newspaper
   
SPI down by 0.35pc   
DAWN.com
ISLAMABAD: Weekly inflation for combined income group, measured through the Sensitive Price Index (SPI), witnessed a decline of 0.35 per cent for the week ending January 8 as compared to the previous week, suggests Pakistan Bureau of Statistics data ...

17 urban centres, 53 items: SPI inflation down 0.35pc on WoW; up 0.53pc on ...   Customs Today Newspaper
Weekly SPI inflation up by 0.53 percent   Business Recorder

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Customs Today Newspaper
   
THE RUPEE: divergent trend   
Business Recorder
The rupee moved both ways versus the dollar on the local currency market on Friday in the process of trading, dealers said. The rupee picked up six-paisa in relation to the dollar for buying and selling at Rs 100.74 and Rs 100.77 respectively, they said.
Dollar remains flat versus rupee   Daily Times

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