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August 25, 2025

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The first commercial CO2 ‘Graveyard’ in the world opens in Norway

This ruthless image shows the carbon capture plant of Heidelberg Cement Manufacturer in Brevik, Norway. – AFP The world’s first commercial service to provide carbon storage from the Norway coast has conducted the opening CO2 infusion into the Northern Sea,, said the Northern Lights consortium on Monday. Northern Lights, led by oil giants Equinor, Shell and Totalenergies, includes the transfer and death of CO2 recorded to smokers across Europe. The goal is to avoid liberalizing the emissions in the atmosphere and thus help stop climate change. “Now they have stormed and saved the first CO2 safely in the tank,” said

August 11, 2025

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US-China Commercial Upgrade for Stable World Trade

A trade agreement between the world’s two largest economies is a 90 -day -old truce between China and the United States is expected to end on Tuesday. “Last month’s negotiations in Stockholm have promoted our talks with China and I believe we have the things of an agreement that will benefit both of our great nations,” US Finance Minister Scott Bessent wrote on the Microblogging platform “X”. July. Bessent’s tweet came in the heels of a statement by President Donald Trump on trade agreements with various countries that attributed pressure tactics, such as Britain, Vietnam, Japan, Indonesia, the Philippines and

August 4, 2025

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Possible and illegal commercial challenges

Listen to the article Karachi: The Pakistan tobacco industry plays a central role in the nation’s economy, providing employment opportunities, creating significant tax revenue and supporting the agricultural sector. However, it faces increasing challenges, including strict regulations and the pervasive issue of cigarette smuggling, which undermines legal businesses and erodes the government’s revenue. According to data from Pakistan Statistics (PBS) and industry reports, the Pakistan tobacco industry is valued at about $ 2.3 billion by $ 2024, with a predicted annual growth rate (CAGR) by $ 6.28% from 2025 to 2029. Despite its economic importance, the industry has declined the

July 30, 2025

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Washington Greenlights Milestone Commercial Agreement with Pakistan, India still in vacuum

US President Donald Trump talks to an event in this ruthless photo. -ABLE/FILE Trumo says that US Oil Company will soon be selected to lead the partnership. India faces 25% US invoices, possible sanctions for Russian imports. Putting pressure on Modi Govt as commercial conversations with us unclear. In yet another major diplomatic victory for Pakistan, US President Donald Trump confirmed the finalization of a trade agreement between the two countries, a move that marks increasing confidence and deepening of economic links between Islamabad and Washington. The announcement comes as India, which is still trying to finalize a trade agreement

July 30, 2025

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Commercial Agreement by August 1st or faces invoices

US President Donald Trump said a trade agreement with India has not yet been finalized and warned of possible higher prices before August 1 to seal a deal. His comments followed a Reuters report that India was preparing to accept higher tariffs 20% -25% for its exports to the US, in the absence of a trade agreement, as it maintains the offer of new concessions before Friday. “India was a good friend, but India has charged more invoices, almost more than any other country,” Trump told reporters on Air Force One on Tuesday, adding that it would end. Asked about

July 28, 2025

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Commercial Gaps and Infinite Profits: Reading External Sector

Listen to the article Karachi: As the curtain falls on FY25, the Pakistani outer sector presents a story text – a restless blend of fragile resilience and structural imbalance. The numbers offer a superficial calm, but beneath them they mix well -known concerns: commercial deficits, import dependence, and the many years of hope of remittances acting as a safety net. Title: Exports improved moderately, imports increased sharply, and remittances gave a silver lining, economy pillows amid external vulnerabilities and policy uncertainty. Exports: Structural roof intact Pakistan’s exports rose to $ 32.3 billion, recording a 4.25% increase annually. On paper, it

July 24, 2025

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US invoices, commercial tensions to slow growth in Asia and Pacific growth, says ADB

Manila: The highest US invoices and commercial uncertainty have exacerbated the financial prospects for the development of Asia and the Pacific, the Asian Development Bank said in an exhibition on Wednesday, as it reduced growth forecasts for the current year and next. Domestic demand is expected to be weakened as factors such as geopolitical, supply chain disorders, rising energy prices and uncertainty in China’s real estate market, the Asian report reported. ADB cut the prediction of 2025 growth for the region to 4.7% from a 4.9% promotion in April and the provision for 2026 decreased to 4.6% from 4.7%. “Asia

July 14, 2025

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Avoiding commercial crafts vital to normalize ties, India tells China

Indian Foreign Minister S Jaisankar (left) and his Chinese counterpart Wang Yi. – x/@Drsjaisankar/file India urges China to resolve border tensions. Says the avoidance of the trade restrictions for cooperation. Two countries must respect each other’s concerns: Chinese VP India and China have to resolve friction along their borders, pull back troops and avoid “restrictive commercial measures” to normalize their relationship, India’s foreign minister told his Chinese counterpart in Beijing on Monday. India’s Subrahmanyam Jaishankar met with Wang Yi in Beijing during his first trip to the country by 2020, when a deadly border conflict between their troops led to

July 7, 2025

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PSX increases 133,000 for commercial optimism, steady perspective

A broker talks on the phone as he examines an index board showing the latest shares at PSX in Karachi on February 10th 2023. – AFP The stock market has expanded its enlarged series to the new week, increasing the level of 133,000 for the first time in intra -existing trade, enhanced by optimism about trade negotiations, macroeconomic stability and strong profits. The Pakistani Stock Exchange (PSX) reference index went up to an intraodam high of 133,862.01, earning 1,912.95 points or 1.45%and recorded 132,467.12, reflecting a profit of 518.06 points or 0.39%. “The duty agreement and the ongoing optimism feed

July 6, 2025

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We close to various commercial agreements, announcements that need to be made shortly, says Bessent

US Secretary of Finance Scott Bessent talks to reporters in the US Capitol in Capitol Hill in Washington, DC, USA, June 27 2025. – Reuters Higher invoices to start on August 1st. The secretary of the Ministry of Finance reports 100 smaller countries to receive letters soon. Bessent says that some countries ‘-lands’ to reach agreements. The United States is close to abolishing several trade agreements before the July 9th deadline, when the highest invoices kick, the United States Finance Minister Scott Bessent said on Sunday, predicting several large announcements in the coming days. Said Bessent CNN “State of the

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