The Financial Daily. News Headlines for Tuesday, October 30, 2007

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Click here to visit our website. News for Tuesday, October 30, 2007 Front Page News Crude spikes to record above $93 China says confident of security steps in Pakistan 27.4pc hike in PPL earnings likely ECC to review economy on 31st Forces stamp out 60 insurgents in Swat Pakistan committed to Iran pipeline, says FO PSO profits up by whopping 277pc Aussie, Asian stocks at all-time highs Pak, Turkey, Afghan CCIs ink pact to up trade Tight stance kept global credit crunch at bay

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Back Page News

FPCCI, T hai-Pak Chambers sign accord
Smeda, Pasdec discuss Shabqadar Marble City
CSF sanctions 4 economy boosting undertakings
TDAP-ICIL accord for exporters' database
Patch-up efforts to go on for NWFP peace
O/n rates ease; rupee frailer
FBL starts modern online solutions
SNGP bags Rs1.01bn; profits up 30.4pc
Appeal for cane crush! ing as announced
EFU PAT surges by 135.91pc
S Africa clinch series
Fixing threat serious --(Bimes)

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General News

Picic, PCBL swap ratios declared
Four banks release 3Q results
BOJ to cut growth, CPI forecasts; rates on hold
India sees near 9pc growth
Inflation remained s! uppressed --(Cbank)
Tightening to continue --(China)
Taiwan to curb fuel prices
Credit markets to gain if Fed cuts rate
SArabia will have to track Fed rate --(IMF)
India, China need to keep opening up
China Jan-Sept urban wage rises 18.8 pct yr on yr-NBS
Cisco says on track to invest $1.1 bn in India
India getting more capital than it needs-official
Appropriate policies can help check emerging imbalances
Highlights of the SBP's Annual Report 2006-2007
GM to set up research centre
Novartis in deal with BT
Maruti to spend extra $1.75bn
Verizon 3Q profit falls
Asian oil freight rates steady, eye on bunker costs
Asian fuel oil rises to record for 5th day
Maersk to build depot in Bangladesh
Coal, iron, ore freight rates may extend gains
Dubai Drydocks to buy Labroy Marine
DP World to invest $2bn in India
MMM aims to become integrated shipping firm
Sinotrans Group to float drybulk cargo in HK
Kuwait to pare premium for naphtha at $14
Summary of PQ & KPT activities
Asian bunkers rise $1, diffs narrow
Defence, Interior secys directed to have missing persons produced
KU cancels registration of external student
All sections of KBCA to be computerised soon
KPT flyover opened for traffic
Construction of major roads in Lyari soon
Ten more PPP workers arrested
Many illegal buildings demolished
Govt policies drew record investment
Rs40 mn machinery for Jamshed town
FIA puts 3791 persons on watch list
Aziz directs ministry to assess damage
Anti-democracy elements backing extremists --(BB)
SHC adjourns hearing of BB's petition
TN inspects ongoing uplift schemes
Fata students awarded scholarships
Gold races towards $800, platinum hits record
Tokyo rubber hit! s 15-month high
Oil leaps to record over $93 on Mexico, $
Indonesia palm jumps to fresh high
Copper down after wage deal
Shanghai copper up1pc
London coffee, cocoa end higher
Malaysian palm zooms to another record high
Indian sugar futures fall
Malaysian tin edges higher
Europe wheat firm in Chicago's shadow
Dollar hovers near record lows on US rate cut view
Swiss franc up as Fed cut looms
Indian rupee inches up
Interbank rates for taka
Indonesian rupiah, SK won lead
Yuan posts biggest gain vs dollar
Pound strengthens vs euro, dollar
Taiwan dollar hits new peak
Aussie $ at 23-yr high
Canadian $ rises to highest since 1974
NZ $ hits 2-wk highs
Asia -- Dollar plumbs record low
HK shares at record on rate cut hopes
Japan stocks climb
Shanghai up by 2.8pc on banks
Malaysia, Indonesia hit records on banks
Taiwan stocks hit over 7-year high
US stocks on the rise
European shares end higher
Aussie stocks at record peak; miners lead
Mumbai above 20,000 for 1st time
Seoul shares hit lifetime high
Lufthansa resumes operation in Pakistan
EPZA urges KWSB to settle disputed bills
Travel show brings leading industry experts together
Three day painting contest concludes

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