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ML-1 should be financed partly through commercialisation of railway land, says PM
Prime Minister Muhammad Shehbaz construction of Main Line-1 (ML-1) should be undertaken on a commercial basis by utilising the identified lands worth billions of rupees of Pakistan Railways.
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Bahrain foreign minister to visit Pakistan for talks on trade, defence: FO
Bahrain’s Foreign Minister Abdullatif bin Rashid Al Zayani will visit Pakistan from October 7 to 8 for talks with Pakistani officials on strengthening bilateral ties, including trade, investment…
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Germany asks Pakistan to implement GSP Plus reforms
Germany has called for effective implementation of Pakistan’s legislative reforms linked to the European Union’s GSP Plus trade scheme, stressing the need for measurable results and tangible…
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Salaried Class Pays Rs. 144 Billion Tax in Q1, Far More Than Retailers and Real Estate Combined
Pakistan’s salaried class paid Rs. 144 billion in income tax during July to September, exceeding the combined Rs. 54 billion
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Nearly Half of Region’s Poorest People Live in Pakistan: World Bank
Pakistan is facing mounting economic pressure from higher fuel prices, rising poverty and debt risks following the closure of the
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Corn hits one-week high on US crop worries, soybeans firm
SINGAPORE: Chicago corn rose to a one-week high on Wednesday, while soybeans gained more ground as concerns about declining US crop conditions supported prices.
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RBI policy verdict, guidance to drive nervous bond market traders
MUMBAI: Indian government bonds are likely to open largely unchanged on Wednesday, as markets brace for the central bank’s monetary policy decision, with an interest rate hike already priced in and…
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Japanese shares fall as investors book profits from rally
TOKYO: Japanese shares fell on Wednesday, led by declines in AI-related stocks, as investors tried to book profits from the latest fast-pitched rally.
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Australian shares inch lower as banks and miners drag
Australian shares inched lower on Wednesday, as losses in banks and miners outweighed gains in gold and energy stocks, while a survey showing a sharp drop in October consumer sentiment also weighed…
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Pakistan’s carbon border test
Europe’s carbon border rules do not yet cover Pakistan’s textile exports, but the country’s largest export industry is already living in their shadow.
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