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Usman Hanif
Usman Hanif is a journalist associated with daily Jinnah based in Karachi, Pakistan. He has 4 years experience in journalism. Previously he worked for Daily Jehan Pakistan. He also worked with Pakistan Press International' English service for one and half year reporting on different beats ...
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PSX opens positively, but succumbs to selling pressure
24 Sept 2024
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arynews.tv
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English
| Economic Trends
The Pakistan Stock Exchange's KSE-100 index opened positively but closed with a 366-point decline due to selling pressure and profit-taking in key stocks like Hub Power Company Limited and Engro Fertilizers Limited. Despite robust trading volumes, political noise, a weak rupee, and government decisions regarding IPPs contributed to the bearish trend. The index remains volatile, with potential support and resistance levels identified by AKD Research.
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Kaswar Klasra
Kaswar KLasra is a journalist from Pakistan with more than 19 years experience in print and electronic ( Tv & radio). Currently, Kaswar Klasra is working with The Islamabad Telegraph. During 19 years of journalism, Mr Klasra worked as Reporter for a number of publications and TV channels ...
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Pakistan waves a bin Laden olive branch at US, as Chinese cash loses shine
03 Jun 2018
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South China Morning Post
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English
| Foreign Aid
Pakistan's relationship with the US is strained due to the imprisonment of Shakil Afridi, who helped locate Osama bin Laden. The US has halted aid to Pakistan, demanding Afridi's release, while Pakistan has turned to China for financial support. However, the increasing dependence on Chinese loans and the economic strain from the China Pakistan Economic Corridor (CPEC) projects are causing concerns. Experts suggest that Pakistan should reconcile with the US to avoid international isolation and mitigate economic risks associated with over-reliance on China.
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Salman Siddiqui
Salman Siddiqui is an experienced journalist based in Berlin, Germany. As an experienced English news/content editor, writer, and podcaster, he has over a decade of experience in the journalism industry. He lived and worked in various countries including Germany, Turkey, Cyprus, Qatar, Pakistan ...
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Zarea Limited targets Rs1b through IPO
29 Oct 2024
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The Express Tribune
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English
| Stock Market
Zarea Limited has applied for listing on the Pakistan Stock Exchange, aiming to raise Rs1 billion through an IPO of 62.50 million shares at a minimum price of Rs16 per share. The funds will support IT infrastructure development and customer base expansion. The IPO could potentially raise Rs1.4 billion if the share price increases through a Dutch auction. This marks the sixth IPO on PSX's main platform in 2024, with previous IPOs raising Rs8 billion. Zarea Limited reported a 144% revenue increase to Rs281 million for FY24, with profit after tax rising to Rs292.8 million.
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