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May 5, 2005 Thursday Rabi-ul-Awwal 25, 1426

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Oil import bill to cross $5.5 billion next year
ISLAMABAD, May 4: The government has estimated that oil import bill will rise to $5.5 billion next year owing to another 15 per cent increase in the international oil prices despite...
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Sindh govt rejects Rs2,094 bn MTDF
KARACHI, May 4: The Sindh cabinet has come down heavily on the Medium Term Development Framework (MTDF), a federal government document that outlines a programme of Rs2,094 billion investment of development...
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WTO reaches agreement on tariff issue
PARIS, May 4: WTO ministers reached on Wednesday an agreement on a technical issue of calculating tariffs that had blocked the Doha round of global trade talks, Brazilian Foreign Minister Celso...
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Measures to enhance exports under study
ISLAMABAD, May 4: The Chairman, Central Board of Revenue (CBR) M. Abdullah Yousuf on Wednesday said the government was considering a host of measures in the next budget aimed at increasing...
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New wood packaging method introduced
ISLAMABAD, May 4: As a part of the Phytosanitary Rules, new requirements for wood packaging materials has entered into force from March that apply to all wood packaging materials imported into...
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Idea of duty cut to 20pc dropped
ISLAMABAD, May 4: The Central Board of Revenue (CBR) has dropped the proposal to bring down the maximum rate from 25 per cent to 20 per cent in the next budget....
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Stocks manage to finish with clipped gains
KARACHI, May 4: The KSE 100-share index on Wednesday finished with an extended gain but the broader market stayed weak as investors were in two minds about its future direction and...
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Listless trading on cotton market
KARACHI, May 4: Trading on the cotton market on Wednesday remained dull as both buyers and sellers kept to the sidelines awaiting fresh developments on the New York futures market. Ginners...
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268 firms registered in April
ISLAMABAD, May 4: The Securities and Exchange Commission of Pakistan (SECP) registered 268 companies in April this year as compared to 233 companies it had registered in the corresponding period last...
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Shafiq Mills to buy back shares
KARACHI, May 4: Sponsors of the Shafiq Textile Mills Limited would buy back shares at Rs200 per share. The Voluntary Delisting Committee of the Karachi Stock Exchange in its meeting held...
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11 factories can export seafood to EU
KARACHI, MAY 4: Director General Marine Fisheries Department (MFD) Syed Qamar Raza said on Wednesday that 11 seafood processing factories have been allowed to export seafood to European Union. Talking to...
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Household items
KARACHI, May 4: A leading Swedish company, IKEA, is keen to import household items worth 100 million euro during the next fiscal year. The Export Promotion Bureau (EPB) and IKEA, in...
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Oil prices stay firm
LONDON, May 4: IPE Brent crude oil futures pared gains, but stayed strong in late trade on Wednesday after shrugging off US inventory data that showed crude oil stocks had reached...
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Need stressed to boost gas output
KARACHI, May 4: Speakers at a seminar on “Pakistan’s National Energy Plan” have called for accelerating development of gas exploration and production as the country would require 90 MTOE of gas...
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Karachi Port operations
KARACHI, May 4: Four ships carrying DAP fertilizer and containers are expected to arrive at the outer anchorage on Thursday, according to KPT sources. Berthing activity at the wharves was modest...
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Palm oil down
KUALA LUMPUR, May 4: Malaysian crude palm oil futures fell 1.5pc on Wednesday after a sell-off sparked by weak prices of rival US soyail. Bursa Malaysia Derivatives’ benchmark third-month palm oil...
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