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February 16, 2024

News Desk

Stocks fall due to changing political scenario

KARACHI: The Pakistan Stock Exchange (PSX) on Thursday fell nearly 2 percent to around 61,000 points as the race between different political parties intensified to form a new government, sparking concerns among investors who refrained from building new positions. In the morning, the session started on a dull note as selling pressure weighed on investor sentiment due to post-election political uncertainty. The stock market remained lower throughout the day, touching an intraday low of 60,926.85 about an hour before the close of trading. Moreover, fears of the Economic Coordination Committee’s (ECC) decision to further hike gas prices kept investors at

November 15, 2023

News Desk

BCCI has been accused of changing venues during the World Cup

India could switch grounds again if they reach Sunday’s final in Ahmedabad, claims Daily Mail Sport India’s Rohit Sharma with coach Rahul Dravid during training. — Reuters/File Recent reports have surfaced accusing the Board of Control for Cricket in India (BCCI) of changing the venues for the 2023 World Cup semi-final and the Pakistan-India match — which is against International Cricket Council (ICC) regulations. According to a report published in Daily Mail SportIndia could change the field again if they reach Sunday’s final in Ahmedabad. The decision to change the pitch was taken to help India’s spinners during the knockout

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