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December 3, 2025

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Indian rupee among Asia’s worst foreign exchange performers this year

A person counting Indian currency in this undated image. — AFP MUMBAI: India’s rupee fell to a fresh record low above 90 per dollar on Wednesday, extending recent declines, with traders partly blaming the delay in concluding a trade deal with the United States. The rupee has been among Asia’s worst currency performers this year, weighed down by India’s current account deficit and foreign outflows. New Delhi’s early trade talks with Washington fueled optimism that foreign capital would flow into the world’s fifth-largest economy – helping push the rupee to a near six-month high of 83.75 against the dollar in

September 25, 2025

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Pakistan secures Asia’s final point against India with 11-turn over Bangladeshi

Pakistan secured their position in the Asian Cup final 2025, beating Bangladesh with 11 runs in a tense super Four match at Dubai’s international stage on Thursday night. Pakistani’s pasted pastizers increased in the opportunity, limiting Bangladesh to 124-9 to their 20s. This victory marks the first time that Pakistan will face India in the Asian Cup final. Pakistan lost the blow and was called upon to beat in a bowling -friendly. Initially, Bangladesh’s decision appeared to perform as Pakistan fought, managing only 135-8. However, Pakistan’s pastizers put a strong race, with Saim Ayub taking the Bangladeshi Captain Jaker Ali’s

September 16, 2025

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PCB weighs Asia’s boycott decision

Dubai: The fate of Pakistan’s campaign in the Asia Cup will be decided after a meeting of Pakistan’s Board Cricket (PCB) in Islamabad on Tuesday night. The handshake dispute began on Sunday as neighbors first met the military conflict between them in May, but tensions were simmering after the match, as India’s players left the field without shaking hands. The decision has not been taken so far if Pakistan will boycott the Asia Cup or continue to participate. The PCB meeting is chaired by PCB chief Mohsin Naqvi. The incident caused rage in Pakistan, with Pakistan Kricket (PCB) managing an

September 13, 2025

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Akram tells Pakistan, India to forget the noise and “enjoy” Asia’s conflict

Dubai: The Big Wasim Akram bowling rhythm urged Pakistan and Cricket of India to ignore the noise and enjoy the game when they meet in a highly charged ASIA CUP T20 match on Sunday. Group A’s fight in Dubai is the first collision in the field of Cricket between the countries, as a military conflict four months ago has received relations between neighboring nuclear armed at their lowest point for decades. India resisted calls to boycott the match between the couple, who have not played in any bilateral series, as deadly attacks in Mumbai in 2008 were accused of Pakistan’s

July 22, 2025

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India threatens Asia’s boycott as Naqvi to attend ICC meeting almost

The Pakistani Critical Council (PCB) Mohsin Naqvi (C) speaks with team members during a practice session at Dubai International Stadium in Dubai on February 22, 2025, a day ahead of the ICC Champions Trophy One Day International (ODI). – AFP The fate of the Asian Cup 2025 is hanging precisely as India threatened a complete boycott of the tournament if the Pakistan Board (PCB) president (AGM). Currently, PCB (COO) CEO Sameer Ahmed Syed personally represents Pakistan at the ICC meeting – held from July 17 to July 20 – in Singapore, where there are representatives of the big Asia plates

February 27, 2025

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Natural gas faces the competition from coal in Asia’s electricity industry

Listen to the article Gas producers, exporters and commercial companies are banking in Asia – the largest and fastest growing energy market in the world – to lead to increased gas demand in the coming decades. But while the total gas consumption in Asia will certainly extend to today’s levels, gas traders may need to mitigate their optimism in the light of increasing carbon capacity throughout the area. Asia’s largest economies have three times more carbon burning capacity under the construction of gas burning capacity, according to Global Energy Monitor (GEM) and are already based on carbon for about 45%

September 10, 2024

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The death toll from Asia’s strongest storm in 2024 rises to 65

A woman walks past a fallen tree after Typhoon Yagi made landfall, in Hanoi, Vietnam, September 8, 2024. — Reuters HANOI: Asia’s strongest typhoon of 2024, Typhoon Yagi wreaked havoc in Vietnam, raising the death toll to 65 and leaving 39 others missing in the country’s north, the disaster management agency said on Tuesday in its latest situation update. . Most of the casualties were due to landslides and flash floods that also injured up to 752 people, the agency added. The typhoon made landfall on Vietnam’s northeastern coast on Saturday, destroying large swathes of industrial and residential areas and

July 13, 2024

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Wedding party continues for Anant Ambani, son of Asia’s richest man

Anant Ambani, son of Indian billionaire Mukesh Ambani, and Radhika Merchant, daughter of industrialist Viren Merchant, react during their wedding celebrations in Mumbai, India, July 12, 2024. — Reuters MUMBAI: Lavish wedding celebrations for the son of Asia’s richest man continued on Saturday with a star-studded guest list including Hollywood celebrities, global business leaders and Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi. Billionaire tycoon Mukesh Ambani’s youngest son Anant and his fiancee Radhika Merchant, both 29, tied the knot earlier today in Mumbai after months of pre-wedding parties that set a new benchmark in marital extravagance. Saturday’s itinerary included a blessing ceremony

June 25, 2024

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The KSE-100 index leads as Asia’s best performing market

Despite prevailing economic crises, Pakistan’s stock market has shown resilience to emerge as the best performing market in Asia in 2024, according to Bloomberg. The KSE-100 index reflects a 27% gain in dollar terms this year, with experts expecting further gains. Strategists attribute the market’s strong performance to cheap valuations, high positive real interest rates and a well-valued currency. The recently proposed budget, aimed at securing a new loan from the International Monetary Fund (IMF), has also boosted investor confidence. Topline Securities Ltd and Arif Habib Ltd predict that the KSE-100 index could see an additional 10% rise by the

January 5, 2024

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India’s Adani reclaims Asia’s richest mantle after scandal

India’s Gautam Adani once again became Asia’s richest man on Friday, according to Bloomberg’s index of the world’s billionaires, a year after allegations of market manipulation hit his group’s share prices. Adani Group saw more than $150 billion wiped off its market value after a bombshell report by US investment firm Hindenburg Research accused it of “brazen” corporate fraud. The founder of the family-owned conglomerate, the world’s second-richest person behind Tesla founder Elon Musk, saw his personal fortune plummet by about $80 billion. But both Adani and his business have since recouped many of those losses as public scrutiny receded.

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