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January 6, 2002 Sunday Shawwal 21, 1422

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CCoP okays off-loading of shares in four entities
ISLAMABAD, Jan 5: The Cabinet Committee on Privatization (CCoP) on Saturday approved the disinvestment of 10 per cent government’s shares in Pak Saudi Fertilizer Limited, 10 per cent in Pakistan Oilfields...
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Meat export may suffer another setback
KARACHI, Jan 5: Meat exports may suffer another setback due to shortage of meat in view of suspension of smuggled livestock arrival from India through Pakistan-India border, sources said on Saturday....
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Chinese firm to get govt financial guarantee: White oil pipeline project
ISLAMABAD, Jan 5: The Economic Coordination Committee of the Cabinet (ECC) here on Saturday meeting decided to issue financial guarantee directly to China Petroleum Engineering Construction Corporation (CPECC) to enable Pak-Arab...
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SECP receives nominations: KSE non-member directors
KARACHI, Jan 5: Names for nominations to the Board of Directors of the Karachi Stock Exchange (KSE) as non-member directors had been received by the Securities and Exchange Commission of Pakistan...
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Sindh now financially sound, says Hafiz
KARACHI, Jan 5: Sindh Finance Minister Dr. Hafiz Sheikh said on Saturday the province had now become financially sound and presently it had a surplus of Rs875 million in its coffer....
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KSE falls by 20pc in 2001
KARACHI, Jan 5: Main Karachi stock market in Pakistan dropped by 20 per cent in dollar terms during the year 2001, which placed it at a low 11 place in a...
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Rupee firm against dollar
KARACHI, Jan 5: After having fallen modestly against the US dollar during the last couple of sessions, the rupee on Saturday stayed firm on the open market as selling of the...
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Amnesty for non-listed defaulting cos
KARACHI, Jan 5: The Securities and Exchange Commission of Pakistan (SECP), under Circular No 8 of 2001, dated December 31, 2001, has announced the amnesty to the non-listed public and private...
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Joint stock companies in rough waters
KARACHI, Jan 5: The number of joint stock companies listed on the Karachi Stock Exchange (KSE) has fallen continuously for the last few years....
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Daschle promises early US Senate vote on trade bill
WASHINGTON, Jan 5: US Senate Majority Leader Tom Daschle promised on Friday a vote early this year on a bill that would give President George W. Bush expanded trade negotiating power....
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Dollar rises against euro
NEW YORK, Jan 5: The dollar was mixed on Friday, falling against the yen but rising for a second session against the euro as investors erased most of the common currency’s...
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New York cotton futures higher
NEW YORK, Jan 5: NY cotton futures finished firmer on Friday when a dearth of selling and small speculators on the prowl for topside stops powered prices to higher ground....
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Wall Street stocks climb
NEW YORK, Jan 5: Expect stocks to climb for the third straight week as investors yank cash out of money market accounts and snap up shares on optimism an economic rebound...
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Futures trading on LSE from February 1
LAHORE, Jan 5: The Lahore Stock Exchange (LSE) will start futures trading under its newly framed regulations to govern the futures contracts market from February 1....
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Bush promotes economic plan in high-jobless West
CRAWFORD, Jan 5: With the gloves off in an election-year battle over the economy, President George W. Bush on Saturday visits the unemployment-plagued West Coast to promote his plan to bring...
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USDA may delay farm policy loan rates for 2002
WASHINGTON, Jan 5: The US Agriculture Department said on Friday it would await instructions from Congress on wide-ranging farm policy before announcing marketing loan rates for producers of wheat, corn, soyabeans,...
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Enron unlikely to need $1.5bn loan financing
NEW YORK, Jan 5: Enron Corp, the bankrupt energy trading giant, is unlikely to need the whole of a $1.5 billion loan financing package approved last month, according to people familiar...
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Trading picks up on cotton market
KARACHI, Jan 5: Trading on the cotton market on Saturday further picked up as spinners were not inclined to take even a technical breather on the perception that the current rates...
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Afghanistan, CARs Steps under way to lift curbs on trade thru land
PESHAWAR Jan 5: NWFP governor Iftikhar Hussain Shah has said the government is working to lift curbs on trade through land route with Afghanistan and Central Asian Republics (CARs) to help...
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Exporters seek extension in auction date: Textile residual quota
KARACHI, Jan 5: A large number of exporters have criticized the Export Promotion Bureau (EPB) for fixing January 15, 2002 for carrying out first auction of residual quota of textile....
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