LATEST/BRIEF  NEWS:
·       US drone strike kills 11 in NWA
·       UK paper claims busting Pak visa scam
·       Typhoon in Hong Kong injures several
·       Obama warns Assad over chemical weapons
·       MQM raises Karachi issues with Zardari
·       3 dacoits killed in encounter in Karachi
·        Parliament
empowered to amend constitution: AG
·        Contempt case
hearing will continue today
·       M-bike fitted powerful bomb seized, defused outside
Chinese Consulate in Karachi
·       Pakistan to probe Olympic visa racket
·       Govt weighs options in NRO case
·       Zardari for expediting uplift schemes in Lyari
·        Trader gunned down in Lyari
·        President Zardari greets Mukherjee
·        SM Krishna to
visit Pakistan in Sept
·        BLA involve in
Balochistan unrest, claims Malik
Business News:
EXCHANGE FOR CURRENCY NOTES:
U.S.A              95.34
S.Arabia         25.42
U.K                 149.75
Japan              1.2129
Euro                116.94
U.A.E                         25.96
BULLION RATES IN
RUPEES PER 10 GRAMS
KARACHI
Gold Tezabi (24-ct)     Rs 48,342
Silver Tezabi               Rs 801.42
 
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POL prices may go up by Rs7 per
    litre from August 1ISLAMABAD: In an expected but painful development, the prices of POL
    products are expected to rise by Rs7 per litre
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Oil falls $1 on renewed euro
    zone debt fearsSINGAPORE: Oil prices fell more than $1 a barrel on Monday on renewed fears
    about Europe s debt crisis after tiny
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Euro falls below 95 yen for
    first time in over a decadeTOKYO: The euro hit fresh lows against the Japanese currency on Monday,
    falling below 95 yen for the first time in
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Secretary-level trade talks with
    Pak in Sept: IndiaHYDERABAD: Indian trade secretary S R Rao Saturday said that Pakistan-India
    trade secretaries talks that were supp
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Government borrows Rs.51bn in 6
    days from SBPKARACHI: The government has borrowed Rs51 billion in six days from the
    State Bank of Pakistan, Geo News reported.
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Prices jack up by 7.95 pc in
    current weekKARACHI: During the week ending July 19 as compared to the previous year
    food inflation was recorded at 7.95 percent
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IMF economist accuses Fund of
    suppressing informationWASHINGTON: A veteran economist at the International Monetary Fund has
    resigned in protest at what he calls the IM
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Asian markets mixed after
    previous rallyHONG KONG: Asian markets were mixed in early trade on Friday after
    impressive rallies in the previous session while
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Dollar mixed in Asian tradeTOKYO: The dollar was mixed in Asian trade Friday after earlier dipping on
    speculation that an uncertain US economy
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Crude down in Asia on profit
    takingsparked by tensions in t
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SECP orders inspection of four
    companiesISLAMABAD: In order to ensure the compliance of prevailing laws and statues
    by regulates, the Enforcement Department
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KESC links end to outages with
    adequate supply of gasKARACHI: Karachi Electric Supply Company (KESC) on Thursday if adequate gas
    is supplied to the utility it would no
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World Bank approves $5mn grant
    for BalochistanISLAMABAD: The World Bank (WB) announced the approval of a US$ 5 million
    grant from Khyber-Pakhthunkhwa, Federally
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Pakistan?s total liquid foreign
    exchange reserves $14,939.5mnKARACHI: Pakistan s total liquid foreign exchange reserves stood at
    $14,939.5 million on July 13, 2012, State Bank
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Fruit, vegetable prices shoot up
    ahead of RamazanKARACHI: In what is seen as a normal phenomenon just before the beginning
    of the holy month of Ramzan, the prices
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MOHAMMED SALEEM MANSOORI
 
 
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