DAILY BRIEF NEWS UPDATE:
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Pak DGMO to contact Indian counterpart
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Khar says India up to 'warmongering'
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Dr. Qadri foresees heavy day for
rulers today
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PML-N calls leaders of opposition
parties over fresh political turmoil
WOLRD(Brief News):
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Analysis: In spending wars, Obama
strikes at Republican leverage
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Analysis: Move on assault weapons
creates risks for Obama
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Obama digs in heels, refuses to
negotiate debt ceiling
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Insight: In recession-hit Spain, hints
of new competitiveness
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Indian PM: "no business as
usual" with Pakistan after Kashmir clash
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Armstrong admits to doping during
Winfrey interview: report
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German economy contracted 0.5 percent
in fourth-quarter on euro crisis
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U.S. delegation seeks to calm spats
between Japan, South Korea
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Japan PM's meeting with aides
discussed BOJ policy: economy minister
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Japan says confidence in Dreamliner at
stake amid probes
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Number of working poor families grows
as wealth gap widens
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Cuban dissidents cleared for travel
under new law
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Dell in talks to go private, shares
surge
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Syria war envelops region in
"staggering" crisis: aid agency
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Exclusive: Brazil wants Venezuela
election if Chavez dies - sources
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France keeps up Mali air strikes,
African troop plan advances
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Bernanke says raising the debt ceiling
is critical
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Pakistan Supreme Court orders arrest
of prime minister
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Facebook shares rise in buildup to
mystery event, earnings
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Japan to probe fuel leaks on Boeing
Dreamliner
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Pakistan cleric tells followers: bring
down government now
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UK's Cameron faces tightrope
EU speech, shuns exit vote
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Exclusive: Brazil wants Venezuela
election if Chavez dies - sources
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West African army chiefs to approve
Mali troops plan
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Obama digs heels in, refuses to
negotiate debt ceiling
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Dell shares surge on report
it's in talks to go private
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India army chief threatens Pakistan
over Kashmir killings
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Italy's Berlusconi fails to
have sex trial suspended
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U.N.'s Pillay says may be
crimes against humanity in North Korea
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Pakistan Shi'ites to bury
bomb victims after meeting PM
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Former President George H.W. Bush
leaves hospital
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Decision on immunity for U.S. troops
by year-end: Karzai
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Obama to discuss fiscal issues at news
conference
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Insight: How SandRidge
Energy's CEO adapted the Chesapeake playbook
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Apple drags on S&P, Nasdaq; Dell
jumps after report
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Second French commando dies of wounds:
Somali rebels
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Air strike near Damascus kills 20:
opposition activists
WOLRD BUSINESS(Brief News):
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HMV failure shows limits of consumer
sentiment
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Inflation sticks at 2.7 percent for
3rd month in December
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Tanzania Dec inflation unchanged at
12.1 pct: stats office
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Air Berlin to cut 900 jobs in savings
drive
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Nigeria's oil thieves say
government leaves them no choice
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Fitch warns U.S. AAA at risk from debt
ceiling struggle
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Botswana yr/yr inflation unchanged at
7.4 pct in December
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Stock index futures signal lower open
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Tata Consultancy says demand in U.S.
strong across segments
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S.Africa's gold output falls
32.2 pct y/y in November
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Platinum hits 3-mth high on Amplats;
regains premium over gold
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S.Africa's Amplats to shed
mines and 14,000 jobs
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South Africa's Amplats to
shed mines and 14,000 jobs
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Allianz keeps 2012 guidance after $590
million Sandy hit
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Uncertainty over UK role in EU will
harm jobs: deputy PM
Business News:
Pakistan
EXCHANGE FOR CURRENCY NOTES:
U.S.A 98.17
S.Arabia 26.18
U.K 157.89
Japan 1.1039
Euro 131.13
U.A.E 26.73
BULLION RATES IN RUPEES PER 10 GRAMS
KARACHI
Gold Tezabi (24-ct) Rs53,828
Silver Tezabi Rs972.85
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Oil prices up in Asian trade
SINGAPORE: Oil prices rebounded in Asian trade Wednesday on stronger US demand for heating oil but an impending sh |
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Asian shares mixed, rising yen
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HONG KONG: Asian shares were mixed Wednesday as hopes for improved growth figures from China this week and upbeat |
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Yen extends rebound in Asian
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TOKYO: The yen extended a rebound Wednesday following multi-week declines after Japan s economy minister warned th |
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Global shares rebound, bonds gain
on US debt concerns
NEW YORK: World equity markets pared losses on solid U.S. retail sales data on Tuesday, even as safe-haven Treasur |
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Facebook rolls out friends-based
search product
MENLO PARK, California: Facebook Inc took the wraps off a new search tool on Tuesday that lets people trawl their |
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Stocks tumble as SC orders PM''s
arrest
KARACHI: The stocks at Karachi Stock Exchange (KSE) took a nosedive Tuesday and fell by three percent after the Su |
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Yen slips on BoJ chief''s easing
comments
TOKYO: The yen lost ground in Asian trade Tuesday as the Bank of Japan chief vowed to press ahead with "aggressive |
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Oil prices down in Asia
SINGAPORE: Oil fell in Asia Tuesday after President Barack Obama warned Republicans over the debt ceiling, with tr |
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Asian stocks rise after Fed
comments
HONG KONG: Asian shares were mostly higher Tuesday after US Federal Reserve chief Ben Bernanke reassured markets t |
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Punjab CNG stations to remain
closed till January 31: SNGC
LAHORE: Sui Northern Gas Company (SNGC) has announced that CNG stations will remain closed in Punjab till January |
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Oil up in Asia on completion of
new US pipeline
SINGAPORE: Oil was up in Asian trade on Monday as a completed US pipeline expansion project reduced oversupplied U |
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Asia markets higher in quiet trade
HONG KONG: Asian shares were mostly higher Monday, adding to recent strong gains, but trade was muted as investors |
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Euro surges against dollar on ECB
comments
SINGAPORE: The euro rose against the dollar in Asia on Monday after the European Central Bank chief s positive com |
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Few CNG stations open up in
Rawalpindi
RAWALPINDI: Only a few CNG stations were seen opened up on Sunday morning in the city here, while long queues of v |
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Apple won''t blindly pursue market
share: reports
SAN FRANCISCO/BEIJING: In a revised version of an interview published Thursday in a Chinese newspaper, Apple Inc m |
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