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September 11, 2002 Wednesday Rajab 3, 1423 Pakistan out of economic mire KARACHI, Sept 10: There had been advantages and disadvantages of September 11, 2001 terror attack on America but generally Pakistan received a lot of favours that are greatly helping to improve... Corporate sector: gains in one way, losses in another KARACHI, Sept 10: Over the year since 9/11, the corporate sector has gained in some ways and lost in others. But some of the earlier calculations by analysts have also gone... Volatile stocks KARACHI, Sept 10: The post-Sept 11 Karachi bourse had many positive morale boosters including big rise in the market capitalization and the index level to be proud of, but not after... Difficult year for NWFP trade PESHAWAR, Sept 10: The NWFP trade and business experienced further recession during the last one year failing to materialize hopes of getting benefit from the rehabilitation process undertaken in Afghanistan during... Some losses, a few gains KARACHI, Sept 10: For the US and many countries of the world it was only the air attack on Twin Towers in New York and on Pentagon in Washington on September... On reserves buildup and its utility KARACHI, Sept 10: How on earth the dramatic increase in foreign exchange reserves is going to help us? “When my son is going to get a job—and when am I going... Consumer durables industry gets boost LAHORE, Sept 10: What took place in New York and Washington on 9/11 and afterwards in Afghanistan proved to be a blessing in disguise for the multi-billion rupee consumer durables and... Major indicators KARACHI, Sept 10: The performance of Pakistan’s economy after 9/11 events remains robust as its key economic indicators have shown a constant growth and a strong resilience to face the recessionary... Afghan rebuilding yet to take off QUETTA, Sept 10: The Afghan reconstruction is yet to take off. Reason: the world community did not fulfil its promises, pledges in terms of billions of dollars even almost an year... UBL sell-off transparent: PC spokesman ISLAMABAD, Sept 10: The Privatization Commission (PC) here on Tuesday claimed that the UBL transaction was transparent and was very much in line with the required procedure.... Firm trend on cotton market KARACHI, Sept 10: Cotton market on Tuesday showed firm trend as spinners continued to cover their positions against forward sales of cotton yarn to Far Eastern buyers and other traditional importers.... Bears tighten hold on stock market KARACHI, Sept 10: Stocks on Tuesday fell further followed by renewed profit-selling in most of the pivotals at the higher levels in the absence of strong support from any quarter. KSE... Karachi Port operations KARACHI, Sept 10: Seven ships carrying containers, high speed diesel and to load naptha are expected to arrive at the outer anchorage on Wednesday, according to KPT sources.... EoIs for OGDCL ISLAMABAD, Sept 10: Privatisation Commission has fixed September 26 as the last date for receiving Expressions of Interest (EoIs) for sale of 51 per cent shares of Oil & Gas Development... Commodity trade affected KARACHI, Sept 10: Pakistan’s commodity trade was terribly disrupted after the terrorist attacks on the World Trade Centre and Pentagon on Sept 11 last year, as the major business centres were... Cancellation of US, EU orders hits industry KARACHI, Sept 10: It could not be easily claimed that one year after Sept 11, the country’s economy has gained or suffered on a host of developments that took place thereafter,... 9/11 makes an impact on banking KARACHI, Sept 10: September 11 2001 marked the beginning of a new era in banking history of Pakistan. Not only did remittances business progressed by leaps and bounds but stricter checks... Assistance, loans and rescheduling pacts after 9/11 KARACHI, Sept 10: September 11 attacks on US proved to be a turning point for Pakistan’s economy. It was rewarded generously for being a front-line partner of the United States in... Increase in PDL makes POL costlier KARACHI, Sept 10: Petrol and diesel have become costlier by eight to nine per cent from September 1, 2001 to September 2002 as a result of increase in petroleum development levy... Revenue registers Rs5bn loss ISLAMABAD, Sept 10: The annual revenue receipts has witnessed a loss to the tune of Rs5 billion due to the incident of the September 11 during the financial year 2001-02....

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