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December 26, 2025

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Pakistan’s mixed sports journey in 2025

2025 proved to be a roller-coaster year for Pakistan sports, with periods of celebration alongside disappointing moments. In cricket, Pakistan recorded several notable achievements in select formats, but inconsistent performances in major tournaments have prevented sustained success at the highest level. Hockey provided a rare positive headline as Pakistan qualified for the Pro Hockey League after several years, following New Zealand’s decision to withdraw from the competition. In athletics, javelin thrower Arshad Nadeem failed to live up to expectations at the World Athletics Championships but bounced back by winning gold medals at the Islamic Solidarity Games and the National Games.

December 17, 2025

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PSX ends the volatile session slightly lower amid mixed conditions

The index fluctuated between an intraday high of 171,392.63 and a low of 169,230.50, before closing at 169,933.85 Trading on the Pakistan Stock Exchange remained volatile throughout the session as the market struggled to find clear direction amid a mix of positive macroeconomic developments and sector-specific concerns. The KSE-100 closed slightly in the red, reflecting investor caution and the ongoing consolidation phase after the recent rally. The index fluctuated between an intraday high of 171,392.63 and a low of 169,230.50 before settling at 169,933.85, down 133.44 points or 0.08% on a daily basis. Market sentiment remained mixed on news of

June 27, 2025

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F1 ‘Revs Up Racing History mixed with Hollywood Flair

LONDON: The racing scenes in Brad Pitt’s new F1 film are strikingly authentic, but filmmakers have also made a large part of the way the sport’s past is woven in the plot – with a heavy slice of Hollywood artistic license. “As soon as we designed from the story, a little bit, then, then, then we had Lewis Hamilton to keep us straight,” Pitt commented at a New York premiere in front of this week’s general release in cinemas. Apple’s senior vice president of Eddy Cue, a lifelong Formula One Fan and a member of the Ferrari Board of Directors,

May 3, 2025

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Cricket, politics should never be mixed

Pakistan’s Franchise Multan Sultans Mohammad Rizwan said that cricket and politics should never be mixed. Speaking to the media in Lahore, he said: “There should be no policy in cricket. I do not know what is happening between Pakistan and India – I do not use social media.” Reflecting his interactions with international players, Rizwan emphasized the spirit of unity in the world of cricket. “When we meet players like Virat Kohli and Joe Root, we interact as a cricket family. We learn from them and they learn from us too, “he said. Discussing the exit of the Multan Sultans

February 16, 2025

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Trump facilitates the law enforcement law, mixed reactions reactions

Donald Trump speaks during a meeting with House Republicans at Hyatt Regency Hotel in Washington, DC, November 13th 2024 – Reuters Washington: US President Donald Trump has signed an executive mandate directing the Ministry of Justice to stop the prosecution of Americans accused of bribery of foreign government officials while trying to win or maintain their activities in their countries. Trump’s order ceases to enforce the law on foreign corrupt practices of the half -century (FCPA) and directs the Attorney General Pam Bondi to revise the current and previous actions related to the law and to prepare new guidelines for

January 4, 2025

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The PSX reflects mixed sentiment as investors weigh tax concerns

A stockbroker is busy trading at the Pakistan Stock Exchange in Karachi on Wednesday, January 1, 2025. — PPI The stock market opened cautiously on Friday as investors balanced optimism about easing inflation and improving macroeconomic indicators against concerns about widening trade deficits and tax collection shortfalls. The market showed a mixed trend, reflecting fluctuations in investor sentiment in early trading. The benchmark Pakistan Stock Exchange (PSX) KSE-100 hit an intraday high of 117,891.62 and an intraday low of 115,580.01 before closing at 117,586.98, up 467.33 points or 0.4% from previous meeting. Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif, chairing the 11th meeting

January 2, 2025

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Edible commodity prices show mixed trends

KARACHI: The prices of basic food items showed a mixed trend throughout 2024, with some items showing significant price fluctuations while others showed a gradual decline. At the start of the year, citizens faced high prices for flour, but by the end of the year, the cost of the staple had come down by Rs 45 per kg. Several other items, such as pulses, flour, sugar and rice, showed a gradual decline in prices during the year. However, some food items such as lentils, ghee and oil saw significant price increases. According to the Wholesale Grocers Association, flour was available

December 20, 2024

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PSX charts mixed trends amid speculative and cautious sentiment

A stockbroker is busy trading at the Pakistan Stock Exchange in Karachi on Wednesday, December 18, 2024. — PPI The stock market had a mixed session on Friday, reflecting investor caution as the market swung between gains and losses. Concerns about global economic trends, year-end profit-taking and uncertainty over recent policy developments kept activity subdued, despite improved macroeconomic indicators boosting long-term confidence. The benchmark Pakistan Stock Exchange (PSX) KSE-100 started the day on a positive note, climbing 1,232.73 points or 1.16% to hit an intraday high of 107,507.69. However, increased profit-taking pressure and cautious sentiment reversed early gains, dragging the

September 5, 2024

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Nicole Kidman’s ‘The Perfect Couple’ is getting mixed reviews from critics

Nicole Kidman’s ‘The Perfect Couple’ is getting mixed reviews from critics Nicole Kidman and Liev Schreiber lead the cast of their upcoming limited series. After its UK premiere and new trailer released this week, the first reviews have arrived for Netflix The perfect couple before his debut. According to Daily Mailthe first three reviews appeared, with one calling it “ridiculously good”, while the others were less positive with many citing it as “sloppy” and “derivative”. Additionally, the only positive review so far is from By the Guardian Lucy Mangan, who compared the show to HBO The White Lotus and Big

August 4, 2024

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PSX remains volatile amid mixed indicators

KARACHI: The Pakistan Stock Exchange (PSX) witnessed volatility in the last week as it fluctuated between red and green zones and closed with a meager gain of nearly 200 points. Market movement was heavily influenced by mixed investor sentiment on rising political uncertainty, policy rate cuts, rating decisions by global agencies and improved economic data. In a major development, the State Bank of Pakistan (SBP) convened its monetary policy meeting on Monday where it announced a 100 basis point (bps) cut in the policy rate. In addition, the Pakistani rupee remained flat, while the central bank’s foreign reserves increased by

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