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Pakistan to seek greater market access: Musharraf’s US visit
ISLAMABAD, Aug 6: Pakistan will seek greater access to the US market for its textile products during the visit of President Pervez Musharraf to Washington in September this year.... 
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Aptma, KCA opposed to duty on cotton
KARACHI, Aug 6: Aptma and KCA on Tuesday expressed their opposition to levy of regulatory duty on cotton import as recommended by the special committee on cotton....
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KPT allowed Rs8bn projects
ISLAMABAD, Aug 6: The government has allowed the Karachi Port Trust (KPT) to undertake five projects, including deepening of the existing depth of port channel from 11.5m to 13.5m to facilitate...
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East, west collectorates pay Rs2.70bn: Highest ST refund
KARACHI, Aug 6: The Central Board of Revenue paid Rs3.69 billion sales tax refunds during July 2002 to exporters by all the seven collectorates of sales tax of the country....
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SBP asks banks to go online
KARACHI, Aug 6: The State Bank has asked all the banks that they should join or come to an agreement with two existing ATM switch networks of MCB and ABN Amro...
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Razak-car assemblers meeting tomorrow
KARACHI, Aug 6: Commerce Minister, Abdul Razak Dawood will hold an important meeting with car assemblers on August 8 in Karachi to review the industry’s proposals regarding solutions to car buyers...
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Bush signs trade law
WASHINGTON, Aug 6: US President George W. Bush signed legislation Tuesday that gives him the power to negotiate new trade deals and limits Congress’s ability to intervene....
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Dawood Cotton Mills: CORPORATE PROFILE
KARACHI, Aug 6: Dawood Cotton Mills Limited of Karachi, makes a case of considerable corporate interest. Its profitability as a giant composite textile unit has been vulnerable. The company, nonetheless, has...
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Stocks easy on lack of institutional support
KARACHI, Aug 6: Stocks on Tuesday moved within a narrow groove as investors played on both sides of the fence awaiting the advent of institutional support at the lower levels but...
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Bullish trend on cotton market
KARACHI, Aug 6: Cotton market on Tuesday maintained a bullish outlook as pressure on ready supplies continues to inspire strong mill buying causing persistent increase in prices....
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NWFP may miss revised PORs target for 01-02
PESHAWAR, Aug 6: NWFP government is not likely to meet even the provincial own receipts’ revised target for the 2001-02 financial year, according to official sources....
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PHDEB to develop export marketing strategies
ISLAMABAD, Aug 6: The government on Tuesday notified functions and powers of the Pakistan Horticulture Development and Export Board (PHDEB) aiming to enhance export of horticulture products....
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Karachi Port operations
KARACHI, Aug 6: Four ships carrying crude and gas oil and to load containers are expected to arrive at the outer anchorage on Wednesday, according to KPT sources....
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Palm oil prices mixed
KARACHI, Aug 6: Pakistan’s palm oil market was mixed in the past week as importers stayed away due to low domestic demand, dealers said on Tuesday....
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Dutiable imports up by 28.76pc in July
ISLAMABAD, Aug 6: The value of dutiable imports increased by 28.76 per cent to Rs35.05 billion during the first month of the financial year 2002-03 against Rs27.22 billion over the corresponding...
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Palm oil prices
KUALA LUMPUR, Aug 6: Malaysian palm oil surrendered early gains to end little changed on Tuesday as the market struggled to find its own footing against rival soyoil....
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NY cotton lower
NEW YORK, Aug 6: NY cotton futures stumbled to a lower on Monday after fund selling into stops and a general lack of interest deflated fiber values, although trade buying gave...
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Hino service
KARACHI, Aug 6: The inaugural ceremony of Hino Service Dealership, Jan Autos at Gwadar will be held on August 8 followed by a three-day free service camp for Hino trucks and...
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