Archive for September 2019
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Sindh and the federal governments have jointly constituted a technical committee to review the K-IV project report to be submitted by NESPAK by the end of current month so that the project could be carried
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Federal Interior Minister Brigadier Ejaz Shah (R) on Monday visited the residence of Pakistan Tahreek-e-Insaaf (PTI) central leader Abdul Aleem Khan to condole the death of his uncle Haji Abdul Ghaffar Khan. Copyright Business Recorder,
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Gadoon textile Mills Limited (PSX: GADT) was incorporated in 1988 by Yunus Brothers Group (YBG) as a yarn producing spinning mill. YBG is a conglomerate with domestic presence, formed in 1962 as a trading house,
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Gadoon textile Mills Limited (PSX: GADT) was incorporated in 1988 by Yunus Brothers Group (YBG) as a yarn producing spinning mill. YBG is a conglomerate with domestic presence, formed in 1962 as a trading house,
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Soyabean plantings in the ten towns that reported the most fires in the Amazon region through last month is so low that it is immaterial to Brazil's overall soya production, according to national oilseeds crusher
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Chicago Board of Trade corn futures weakened on Friday under spillover pressure from losses in the neighboring wheat market, traders said. Front-month CBOT September corn fell 1-3/4 cents to $3.58 a bushel. December corn, which
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Germany will produce a larger wheat harvest this year despite the impact of an early summer heatwave followed by repeated rain, the agriculture ministry said on Thursday. The country will harvest 22.71 million tonnes of
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Asia's naphtha crack fell to a near 2-1/2-month low of $10.75 a tonne on Friday as concerns of a supply glut weighed on the market. The gasoline crack fell to a three-session low of $6.10
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Prices of Indian export rice rose this week on good export demand and concerns over production of the summer-sown crop because of erratic rainfall, while fluctuations in Thailand's currency supported Thai export rates. Top exporter
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Most consumers in top Asian hubs sold their physical gold holdings this week to cash in on high prices with many opting for cheaper silver, while the Indian bullion market hoped for an uptick in
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