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Govt urged to ensure level-playing field for exports under APTTA

LAHORE—Pakistan Industrial and Traders Associations Front (PIAF) has urged the government to ensure level-playing field for exports to Afghanistan before signing Afghanistan-Pakistan Transit Trade Agreement (APTTA). In a statement issued here Monday, the PIAF Chairman Irfan Qaiser Sheikh said that Pakistan exports to Afghanista

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Oil hovers around 79 dollars in Asian trade

ISLAMABAD— The Ministry of Industries & Production has recommended the Economic Coordination Committee (ECC) of the cabinet to increase the sale price of sugar from Rs45 to Rs55 per kg, it was learnt here on Sunday. “This reduction in price will also reduce subsidy quantum and thereby ease the burden on the national exchequer.

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Asia markets push higher after Europe ‘stress tests’

TOKYO—Asian stock markets mostly rose on Monday, finding reassurance in Europe’s banking stress tests and a strong performance on Wall Street, despite worries about the patchiness of the global recovery. Japanese shares were up 1.22 percent by noon with exporters gaining from a weaker yen and sentiment also boosted by optimism

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ICCI demands cut in interest rate in forthcoming
PARC to introduce Saanen Goats in Pakistan


 
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