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  • PTCL deal to be finalised on October 28

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    • Oct 27th, 2005
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    The Economic Adviser to Pakistan Government and Director-General of its Debt Office, Dr Ashfaque Hasan Khan has said that the telecom deal with Etisalat would be finalised before the deadline of October 28. When in

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  • TCP floats urea import tender

    Trading Corporation of Pakistan (TCP) has floated a tender for the import of 75,000 metric tons of urea in bulk from sources world over to meet domestic requirements in Rabi season. A TCP official said

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  • TCP floats urea import tender

    Trading Corporation of Pakistan (TCP) has floated a tender for the import of 75,000 metric tons of urea in bulk from sources world over to meet domestic requirements in Rabi season. A TCP official said

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  • TCP floats urea import tender

    Trading Corporation of Pakistan (TCP) has floated a tender for the import of 75,000 metric tons of urea in bulk from sources world over to meet domestic requirements in Rabi season. A TCP official said

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  • Brazil jobless rate rises

    Brazil's unemployment rate rose to 9.6 percent in September from a three-year low of 9.4 percent in August, suggesting economic growth is slowing, official data showed on Wednesday. Average inflation-adjusted wages were flat in September

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  • No let-up in bearish trend on ISE

    Bears continued to stay in the front seat at the Islamabad Stock Exchange (ISE) where selling-pressure intensified in trend-setters amid decrease in index. ISE Network index was down by 91.86 points as the rate-based indicator

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  • No let-up in bearish trend on ISE

    Bears continued to stay in the front seat at the Islamabad Stock Exchange (ISE) where selling-pressure intensified in trend-setters amid decrease in index. ISE Network index was down by 91.86 points as the rate-based indicator

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  • LSE suffers more losses

    Share values extended the overnight gains on Lahore Stock Exchange (LSE) for second straight day, following pressure in PSO and banking sector, with the benchmark index losing 1.80 percent. The LSE-25 index closed at 3903.69

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  • LSE suffers more losses

    Share values extended the overnight gains on Lahore Stock Exchange (LSE) for second straight day, following pressure in PSO and banking sector, with the benchmark index losing 1.80 percent. The LSE-25 index closed at 3903.69

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  • Saarc summit in Dhaka to go ahead

    South Asian nations plan to go ahead with a long-delayed summit next month but threats of attacks by Islamist militants in the host country, Bangladesh, could still scuttle it. India, which forced a postponement of

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