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Back Page News Dwindling int'l demand downs BD tea
FPCCI wooed to hold one-state expo in Mashhad
Iraq assures to rein in Kurdish rebels
IT moot starts from 1st Nov
Pakistan -- EU trade bodies meet
SBP urged to bring down mark-up rate
Nafa funds listed on LSE
MIF 1QFY07 PAT hits Rs371mn
Assortment of chem sector stake-holders
Agents demand review of decision
Afridi powers Pak win
SAfrica to send security official to Karachi
General News Can Pakistan replicate Singapore' in crude oil refining?
No overhaul needed say bankers, regulators
European credit spreads tightened
Rs286mn for textile sector--(Smeda)
Singapore Sept inflation up 2.7pc
Investment herd scatters; risk and safety embraced
Pak attractive place for Saudi investors
Pakistan calls for ending discrimination in int'l trade
Vietnams 10-mth exports rise 18.6pc
ADBs latest contribution to developing states
Norway -- Belgium to build schools in quake-hit areas
India plans to restrict foreign investment
China to step up monetary tightening
Greater risks for UK growth -- BoE
Monetary policy not tool to stabilise forex
Recent turmoil exposed weaknesses, says De Rato
Indian rupee logs biggest gain in 3 weeks
Dollar drops; investors look to US housing, Fed
Swiss franc resumes recovery
Interbank rates for taka
Mostly weaker despite stocks rally
Yuan up, set to test 7.50 soon
Taiwan dollar falls
Pound strengthens
Aussie $ climbs
Kuwaiti dinar falls
NZ $ inches up
Yen slips in Asia
Chinese stocks recover
Asian oil tanker rates fall on vessel oversupply
Indian shares surge 5pc
Nikkei unchanged
Asian bunkers rise $7, diffs narrow
Mostly rebound, SingTel lifts S'pore
Coal, iron ore shipping rates rise to record
Taiwan equities higher
Techs rise on Apple, Wal-Mart limits gains
STX takes control of Norwegian Aker yards
FTSE breaks 3-day losing run, miners, banks help
Aussie stocks rebound; NZ slips
Seoul shares rise 2.3pc
Egyptian bourse inches up
European stocks bounce
Hong Kong shares jumps
Summary of PQ & KPT activities
Georgia detains cambodian ship
Daewoo Shipbuilding wins record order
DP World sets minimum bid value at $6,000 in initial share sale
Asian fuel oil surges to record
Iran to buy 52 ships by 2010
Chinas port problems divert copper scrap to Europe
Finland strike affects Aker yards
AT&T profits up on adjusted basis
Hitachi to stop making PCs
Eurozone new orders edge up
BP profits down as output lowers
US envoy visits mausoleum of Quaid-e-Azam
Democracy top priority of PPP --(Naseer)
DHA finalises consultants
Book culture shows society's right values
Two illegal hydrants sealed
Pro-imperialist politicians face life threats --(Rasheed)
Pak -- Bulgaria may cooperate in education sector --(Dr Atta)
CDGJ to establish Community Boards
CCPO claims progress in Khi blasts probe
Directives for low cost housing schemes
People favour ban on rallies in view of public safety --(survey)
Norwegian firm to install desalination plant
Tokyo rubber up 1.7pc
Gold rebounds on bargain hunting, dollar weakness
Indonesian palm touches record high
Indian sugar steadies
Shanghai copper edges up
LME copper up, but confidence fragile
Oil falls on US worries, Opec hike
Indian soyoil surges higher
Malaysian palm flat
EU wheat gains
London coffee steadies; sugar soars
NY cotton eases
Malaysian tin loses 1.1pc
Askari Bank, HBFC join hands for strategic alliance
CEMS opens its regional office in Pakistan
HBFCs customer care call centre launched
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