Archive for December 2012
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On Thursday, BRIndex30 opened at 11,359.59 and remained positive throughout the trading session. It touched an intraday high of 11,467.68 and an intraday low of 11,376.74 and closed at 11,467.35 which was 107.76 points or
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On Thursday, BRIndex30 opened at 11,359.59 and remained positive throughout the trading session. It touched an intraday high of 11,467.68 and an intraday low of 11,376.74 and closed at 11,467.35 which was 107.76 points or
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The Karachi share market continued to set new records and the benchmark KSE-100 index on Thursday closed at yet another all time high level of 16,824.55 points, up by 148.85 points. The index in intraday
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The Karachi share market continued to set new records and the benchmark KSE-100 index on Thursday closed at yet another all time high level of 16,824.55 points, up by 148.85 points. The index in intraday
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The Karachi share market continued to set new records and the benchmark KSE-100 index on Thursday closed at yet another all time high level of 16,824.55 points, up by 148.85 points. The index in intraday
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The Bank of England left monetary policy unchanged on Thursday, voting as expected to stick with last month''s decision not to buy more government bonds to bolster Britain''s stagnant economy. The decision comes despite finance
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The Bank of England left monetary policy unchanged on Thursday, voting as expected to stick with last month's decision not to buy more government bonds to bolster Britain's stagnant economy. The decision comes despite finance
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The Bank of England left monetary policy unchanged on Thursday, voting as expected to stick with last month's decision not to buy more government bonds to bolster Britain's stagnant economy. The decision comes despite finance
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The European Central Bank slashed its eurozone growth forecasts Thursday, keeping the door open to more interest rates cuts, even as it insisted it was up to governments to solve the debt crisis. As widely
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The European Central Bank slashed its eurozone growth forecasts Thursday, keeping the door open to more interest rates cuts, even as it insisted it was up to governments to solve the debt crisis. As widely
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