2015年8月25日 星期二

2015-08-26 Pakistan Business


Hindustan Times
   
Asian stocks slip as China rate cuts fail to calm nerves   
Hindustan Times
A Chinese investor monitors stock prices at at a brokerage house in Beijing. (AP Photo). Share. Though China's central bank cut interest rates and lowered the amount of reserves banks must hold, investors feared that the measures would not be enough ...

China's market uncertain following interest-rate cut   Washington Post
China markets swing after rate cut   Sydney Morning Herald
Nikkei rises after China slashes interest rates to boost economy   Economic Times
The Australian   
Financial Times   
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The Express Tribune
   
SME conference: 'Rupee devalued in line with global currencies'   
The Express Tribune
LAHORE: The recent weakening of the Pakistani rupee is due to the global recession that has resulted in devaluation of currencies across the globe, including China, said State Bank of Pakistan Deputy Governor Saeed Ahmad Khan. Speaking at a Small and ...

'Govt itself allowed rupee fall'   The Nation
SBP asks banks to check outflow of dollar   Daily Times
No dollars with mustache   Business Recorder (press release) (blog)
Dispatch Times   
The News International   
Bloomberg   
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Fortune
   
Nymex Crude Back in Red, Oil Likely to Stay Volatile   
Wall Street Journal
0136 GMT [Dow Jones] Oil futures are mixed in early Asian trade Wednesday, with Brent trading flat and Nymex crude slipping back into negative territory despite China cutting rates late yesterday. Traders say they expect more volatility today, as ...
Oil nears 6-1/2 year lows as China economy fears linger   Economic Times
NYMEX-US crude steadies near 6-1/2-year lows, worries persist   Reuters
Oil Fluctuates Below $40 as U.S. Supplies Seen Worsening Glut   Bloomberg
Financial Express   
Business Standard   
Firstpost   
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The Express Tribune
   
Chinese firm willing to finance power projects   
The Express Tribune
The investment offer comes on top of the $46-billion financing for power and other infrastructure schemes being provided by the Chinese government. PHOTO: FILE. ISLAMABAD: Pakistan has offered for financing seven to eight hydroelectric power projects ...

China keen to invest in hydropower projects   The Nation
Chinese company interested in investing in power projects   Daily Times
Hydel power: Chinese company offered eight projects   Business Recorder (press release) (blog)

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The Express Tribune
   
LNG deal to be signed with Qatar in six weeks, says Abbasi   
The Express Tribune
Since last year, the current government has been making efforts to clinch the deal but to no avail as power producers are not willing to issue standby letters of credit. PHOTO: AFP. ISLAMABAD: The deadlock over a multibillion-dollar liquefied natural ...
Gas worth Rs 10 billion stolen; KP government plays silent spectator's role ...   Business Recorder (press release) (blog)

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The Nation
   
HBL signs agreement with Jubilee Insurance Co   
The Nation
KARACHI (PR): Habib Bank Limited (HBL), Pakistan's largest commercial bank, has signed an agreement with Jubilee General Insurance Company Limited to launch 'Health Insurance Plan'. HBL aims to provide health insurance exclusively to its valued ...

Jubilee Insurance launches Takaful Business   Business Recorder (press release) (blog)

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The Express Tribune
   
Asian Development Bank approves $6b loan for Pakistan   
The Express Tribune
The Asian Development Bank has approved a five-year $6 billion loan for Pakistan to finance development of the nation's infrastructure, particularly in energy and transportation sectors, though the actual disbursements of the loan will be linked to ...
ADB announces new $1.2 bn annual package for Pakistan   The News International
ADB approves $1.2b aid package for Pakistan : August 26, 2015, 4:42 am   Daily Times
ADB announces new $1.2 billion annual package for Pakistan   Hindustan Times

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The Express Tribune
   
SECP raises capital requirements   
The Express Tribune
Minimum paid-up capital for both non-life and life insurance companies has been increased by an amount of Rs200 million. CREATIVE COMMONS. KARACHI: The Securities and Exchange Commission of Pakistan (SECP) has increased the minimum ...

SECP increases minimum paid-up capital requirement for insurers   The Nation
SECP increases paid up capital requirement for insurance companies   Daily Pakistan
Pakistan Exchange gains steam as Sebi relaxes anchor rules   GlobalCapital

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Daily Times
   
China to set up body to supervise uplift work   
The News International
LAHORE: Deputy Prime Minister of China Zhang Gaoli has expressed willingness to set up a high level committee under his chairmanship for supervision of under-construction development projects with Chinese investment in Pakistan. He was talking to ...

CM's China visit: China to set up body to monitor Pak projects   The Express Tribune
Sino-Pak relationship unprecedented: Chinese VP   The Nation
China to set up committee to oversee projects in Pakistan   Daily Times
Economic Times   
Pakistan Today   
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Business Recorder
   
'SEPCO suffers power theft losses of Rs13.8 bn a year'   
The News International
ISLAMABAD: Minister of State for Water and Power Ch Abid Sher Ali has disclosed that power theft in the jurisdiction of Sukkur Electric Power Company (SEPCO) has touched a new high — over Rs13.8 billion per annum. The minister stated this here on ...

Rangers asked to help recover power dues: Minister   The Nation
Power theft in Sukkur: Federal government seeks Rangers'' help   Business Recorder (press release) (blog)
Karachi operation to continue till elimination of criminals: Abid   Radio Pakistan (press release)
The Express Tribune   
The News Teller   
SAMAA TV (press release) (blog)   
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