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December 21, 2023

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Pakistan sets new terms of engagement with Kabul

Islamabad: Pakistan has set new conditions for any future engagements between the international community and the Afghan Taliban in a clear and significant departure from its previous stance that would certainly make international recognition of the Kabul regime much more difficult. In what was seen as a policy announcement, Pakistan’s Permanent Representative to the UN on Thursday said any process of engagement with Afghanistan’s interim government should be based on the action it is taking against terrorist organizations, including the banned Tehreek-e-Taliban Pakistan (TTP). Munir Akram’s statement was made at the UN Security Council session during a discussion on the

December 6, 2023

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PSMC sets the price at Rs 406 for the share buyback

KARACHI: Pak Suzuki Motor Company (PSMC) has set a minimum price of Rs 406 per share to buy back its shares held by minority shareholders in order to be delisted from the Pakistan Stock Exchange (PSX). The company finds no reason to remain listed after booking losses and going dividend-free with shareholders in the recent past. Based on the company’s price, PSX would now set the buyback price, which will not be lower than the minimum price set by PSMC, Topline Research said. PSMC, the makers of Suzuki cars, earlier clarified that the delisting does not mean it will exit

November 22, 2023

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PSX sets another record, breaking the 58,000 barrier

The Pakistan Stock Exchange (PSX) 100 index continued to rally on Wednesday, gaining 827.17 points, a positive change of 1.44%, to close at 58,198.76 points against 57,371.59 points in the previous trading day. A total of 596,217,827 shares worth Rs 22.054 billion were traded during the day compared to 1,012,258,472 shares worth Rs 19.338 billion the previous day. As many as 389 companies traded their shares on the stock exchange. 236 of them recorded profits and 136 maintained losses, while the share price of 17 companies remained unchanged. Read more: PSX forecast to rise 30% by December 2024 Top three

November 17, 2023

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PSX sets another record, fueled by IMF deal

KARACHI: The Pakistan Stock Exchange (PSX) soared to another record high on Thursday as it crossed the 57,000 mark with a gain of over 700 points on investor excitement over a staff-level agreement between Pakistan and the International Monetary Fund (IMF). . ). In the morning, trading started on a positive note, but the KSE-100 index immediately took a dive on concerns over the imposition of the windfall tax. It hit an intraday low of 56,531.54 in the first hour of trading. Investors then showed interest in buying stocks with attractive valuations and gradually drove the market higher. The index

November 13, 2023

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Ushna Shah sets the record straight

Ushna Shah has found herself clarifying her positions on X (formerly Twitter) as she continues to be vocal about Palestine. Recently, the star shared a list of Hollywood stars to boycott. “Today. Start your celebrity boycott. Start with Hollywood stars, unfollow everyone on this list on all social media, vow to never pay to watch their movies, stream their music, or buy anything they’ve endorsed. You’re their power, take it away and spread the word. (Some names you’ll recognize some you won’t, read them all, start canceling them),” the star said. However, a user of the website formerly known as

November 3, 2023

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Atif Aslam Sets Houston On Fire With ‘Sayonee’

Atif Aslam, the famous Pakistani singer, recently set the stage on fire during one of his concerts in Houston, delivering a rocking rendition of Sayonee by the iconic Pakistani band Junoon. The performance left the audience spellbound as Atif breathed new life into this beloved 1997 hit from Junoon’s fourth album Azaadi. Atif’s performance not only honored the original, but also added his unique baritone voice and fervor, creating a fresh and exciting version that fans couldn’t get enough of. Instagram handle Desi Junction shared clips from Atif Aslam’s concert in Houston. The clips featured Atif passionately singing Sayonee, paying

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