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October 5, 2005 Wednesday Sha’aban 30, 1426

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Eight textile firms may challenge EU findings: Duty on bedlinen
ISLAMABAD, Oct 4: Pakistan’s eight textile companies may challenge the findings and methodology of the European Union technical team’s assessment of provisional dumping margin within two week before European Commission investigators, a senior official told Dawn....
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Pakistan, China eyeing $8bn trade by 2008
BEIJING, Oct 4: Pakistan and China enjoy bright prospects to take their bilateral trade volume to around $8 billion by the end of 2008, when tariff on most items would be reduced to zero under the Early Harvest Programme (EHP)....
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Govt to maintain strict financial discipline: 8.2pc GDP growth by 2010
ISLAMABAD, Oct 4: The government has decided to strictly maintain financial discipline and macroeconomic stability for achieving what is termed “hard and demanding” GDP growth rate of 8.2...
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Reforms to help reduce poverty to 18pc: Ishrat
LONDON, Oct 4: State Bank Governor Dr Ishrat Husain has said Pakistan is back on a trajectory following introduction of structural economic reforms which will enable it reduce the current 33 per cent level of poverty to 18 per cent....
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Local buyer may get LoA next week: KESC sell-off
KARACHI, Oct 4: The Privatization Commission is expected to issue sometimes next week a letter of acceptance (LoA) to Hasan Associates for the disinvestment of 73 per cent shares of Karachi Electric Supply Corporation....
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Pakistan, Romania sign protocol: Economic cooperation
ISLAMABAD, Oct 4: Pakistan and Romania have signed a protocol of Joint Government Commission of Economic, Technical, and Scientific Cooperation to further strengthen relations and boost bilateral trade....
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Unabated bullish spell draws warning to play safe
KARACHI, Oct 4: The KSE 100-share index on Tuesday maintained its upward drive and breached through the third consecutive barrier of 8,400 amid a briskly traded session where turnover figure soared...
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Lint prices up on active demand
KARACHI, Oct 4: Cotton prices on Tuesday rose further by Rs25 per maund on active support extended by the mills followed by reports of a short crop well below the official target of 15m bales....
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Bank timings in Ramazan
KARACHI, Oct 4: The State Bank and the SBP Banking Services Corporation will observe 8:30 a.m. to 1:45 p.m. office timings without any break during Ramazan from Monday to Saturday except Friday....
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Sri Lanka agrees to Pakistan’s proposal
ISLAMABAD, Oct 4: Pakistan and Sri Lanka have agreed to remove two items from the concessional list and to rationalize duty on two other items under the Free Trade Agreement (FTA)....
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PS trims prices of hot rolled coils
KARACHI, Oct 4: Pakistan Steel has cut down its prices of the hot rolled coils by Rs2,500 per ton with immediate effect. Since this would affect a proportional cut in the...
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Oil sheds $2 despite supply concerns
LONDON, Oct 4: World oil prices plummeted by more than $2 on Tuesday on hopes the United States might release emergency stockpiles and despite a warning from analysts of a shortage of refined products in the northern hemisphere winter....
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India hopes to double cotton exports
NEW DELHI, Oct 4: India, the world’s third largest cotton producer, is expected to nearly double its exports in the year to September 2006 because of a record crop and lower prices, traders said on Tuesday....
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Asian stock markets close higher
HONG KONG, Oct 4: Asian stocks closed mostly higher in confident Trade on Tuesday, with Seoul and Mumbai in record-breaking form again as the region continued its sustained advance, dealers said....
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Palm oil prices lower
KUALA LUMPUR, Oct 4: Malaysian crude palm oil futures lost more than half a per cent on Tuesday as a drop in rival soyaoil sparked profit-taking in a market that closed up one per cent the previous day....
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Europe gold edges up
LONDON, Oct 4: Europe gold nudged higher on Tuesday and was seen trading in a range, with inflation worries and good physical demand supporting prices, traders said....
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Karachi Port operations
KARACHI, Oct 4: Five ships carrying chemicals, containers and general cargo are due to arrive at the outer anchorage on Wednesday, according to KPT sources. Berthing activity at the wharves was...
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Port Qasim
KARACHI, Oct 4: Three ships carrying containers and edible oil were berthed at QICT and MPT during the last 24 hours, according to a PQA press release on Tuesday....
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New refineries
WASHINGTON, Oct 4: President George W. Bush called on Tuesday for the United States to build its first new refineries since the 1970s after hurricanes Katrina and Rita battered US oil production.—AFP...
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Award for NBP
KARACHI, Oct 4: Global Finance, New York, one of the leading financial journals, has placed National Bank of Pakistan as “The Best Foreign Exchange Bank in Pakistan — 2005.”...
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