Archive for February 2005
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Iraq expects to restart its northern oil export pipeline in five or six days, ending a stoppage of more than seven weeks because of sabotage attacks, an Iraqi oil official said on Monday. "We think
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German sporting goods maker Puma posted a 44 percent increase in 2004 net profit, slightly topping analysts' forecasts and driving its stock up more than 2 percent. Bolstered by a boom in trendy sportswear, Puma
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German sporting goods maker Puma posted a 44 percent increase in 2004 net profit, slightly topping analysts' forecasts and driving its stock up more than 2 percent. Bolstered by a boom in trendy sportswear, Puma
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Bullish trend prevailed at Islamabad Stock Exchange (ISE) where index increased by 56.45 points after a break of three days. Bearish trend dominated the ISE proceedings on Friday, the last trading day of previous week.
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Bullish trend prevailed at Islamabad Stock Exchange (ISE) where index increased by 56.45 points after a break of three days. Bearish trend dominated the ISE proceedings on Friday, the last trading day of previous week.
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Fuelled by hectic buying spree in oil and gas sector, share values moved up across the board on Lahore Stock Exchange (LSE), with the index registering a net increase of 58.47 points amid steady volume
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Fuelled by hectic buying spree in oil and gas sector, share values moved up across the board on Lahore Stock Exchange (LSE), with the index registering a net increase of 58.47 points amid steady volume
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Foreign Office spokesman said on Monday that according to the latest reports received from Occupied Srinagar, the Indian government had expedited work on the Baglihar dam it is building upstream the Chenab River. Speaking at
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Foreign Office spokesman said on Monday that according to the latest reports received from Occupied Srinagar, the Indian government had expedited work on the Baglihar dam it is building upstream the Chenab River. Speaking at
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The European Union may give duty-free market access to Pakistani products under a new General System of Preferences (GSP) from April 2005, it is learnt. Sources said that Commerce Secretary Tasneem Noorani is leaving for
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