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They claim that billions of rupees are overdue to them and they are operating at less than 60 per cent of their capacity. Full Story
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  • AT CROSS PURPOSES
    An ideology with genes of discord
  • AF-PAK
    Politics by other means
  • A CRITICAL PERIOD
    Politics on the boil
  • MAGAZINE
    Economic and Business Review
    MEDIA GALLERY
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    HIGHLIGHTS
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    WEATHER - PAKISTAN
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    CHANGING TRENDS
    Leading retailers in India, the world's biggest consumer of gold, flooded with requests by clients for cheaper jewellery.
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    INTEREST RATES?
    The State Bank governor said forex reserves had improved, inflation had decreased and credit demand was on the rise.
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    ISLAMIC BANKING
    Some middle eastern banks are avoiding instruments such as the tawarruq, after clerics voiced concerns.
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    MOMENTARY RESPITE
    ‘The current account deficit might see an increase in the coming months since exports are in trouble.’
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    CAPITAL FLIGHT
    The latest figures showed FDI fell to just $622mln for July-October 2009-10 as compared to $1.33bln last year.
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    UNRAVELLING FAST
    Industry leaders claim that without banning raw material exports, value added textiles will collapse.