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December 29, 2025

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‘Stranger Things’ creators ease fans’ worries about Steve’s fate with big hint

The creators of “Stranger Things” drop an important hint about Steve’s fate in the finale Stranger Things Creators Ross and Matt Duffers hinted at how things could end for the residents of Hawkins, especially for fan-favorite character Steve Harrington, played by Joe Keery. Steve, who was initially self-absorbed and immature in the first season, instantly became a beloved character in the following seasons after showing remorse, responsibility and becoming surprisingly kind-hearted. With the finale approaching, fans have been worried about Steve’s fate as many have speculated that he may die to save his friends and homeland. In conversation with The

August 29, 2025

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PSX falls slightly over flooding, growth worries

Karachi: The Pakistan Stock Exchange (PSX) ended Thursday’s meeting with a light dip, as traders stayed on the sidelines in a mixture of domestic and external pressures. The KSE-100 index gave 150.52 points or 0.10%to close at 147,343.51, reflecting a clear lack of direction during a week dominated by contract reversals. Investors remained careful about the dangers of flooding damage in Georgia in Punjab and the prospects of silent growth marked by the Central Bank. The softest prices of crude oil internationally and the volatility associated with the overthrow added to the hesitation of investors, maintaining overall activity under control.

January 25, 2025

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The dollar is the biggest loser on tariff worries

Listen to the article NEW YORK/LONDON: The U.S. dollar fell on Friday and was poised for its biggest weekly loss in a year after President Donald Trump suggested a softer stance on tariffs against China, adding to trade policy uncertainty that kept stock markets on edge. rising Trump told Fox News on Thursday his recent conversation with President Xi Jinping was friendly and he believed he could reach a trade deal with China. “We have a very big power over China, and that’s the tariffs, and they don’t want them, and I’d rather not have to use it, but it’s

January 17, 2025

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Nepal’s prime minister worries about rising tiger numbers and human-tiger conflicts

Listen to the article Nepal has been widely praised for its successful conservation efforts, which have led to a significant increase in the country’s tiger population. However, Prime Minister KP Sharma Oli has raised concerns about the growing number of tigers, suggesting that Nepal may have too many. At an event reviewing the country’s COP29 results last month, Oli said: “In such a small country, we have more than 350 tigers… We cannot have so many tigers and let them eat people.” Government data shows that tiger attacks resulted in nearly 40 deaths and 15 injuries between 2019 and 2023,

November 21, 2024

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PSX tops 97,000, shrugs off political worries amid strong fundamentals

A stockbroker looks on during a session at the Pakistan Stock Exchange (PSX) in Karachi on July 31, 2023. — AFP A current account surplus of $349 million boosts morale. Low multi-year bond yields lead to market rally. Banks, fertilizers and cars in the foreground. The stock market rebounded sharply on Thursday, breaking above the 97,000 mark for the first time, shrugging off political uncertainty arising from the main opposition party’s do-or-die protest call for Nov. 24. The benchmark Pakistan Stock Exchange (PSX) KSE-100 rose 1781.94 points, or 1.86%, to close at an all-time high of 97,328.39 after touching an

October 31, 2024

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In US swing state Wisconsin, potential Green vote worries Democrats

A voter casts a ballot in the midterm elections at a polling station in Marietta, Georgia, U.S., November 8, 2022. — Reuters Chester Todd is an 82-year-old candidate for the US Congress on a platform of “equality, reparations, liberation” and those principles, he says why neither Kamala Harris nor Donald Trump have won his vote. Wearing a scarf the color of the Palestinian flag at a coffee shop in his hometown of Racine, Wisconsin, Todd said AFP Instead, he will vote for Jill Stein, the perennial Green Party candidate who is on the ballot in nearly every battleground state this

September 10, 2024

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Political worries, global stock slump hit PSX

KARACHI: The Pakistan Stock Exchange (PSX) faced a bearish trajectory on Monday amid choppy trading as the KSE-100 index fell over 280 points, following a broad-based slide in global equities and concerns over political instability. In the morning, the index started trading on a hopeful note, reaching an intraday high of 79,214.27 points. However, the early optimism quickly evaporated when the stock market reversed course and fell sharply. The volatile streak was sparked by uncertainty over the International Monetary Fund’s (IMF) approval of Pakistan’s Rs2.8 trillion financing plan to tackle the cyclical debt crisis. Additionally, investor wariness ahead of a

August 8, 2024

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Stocks fall amid economic worries

KARACHI: The Pakistan Stock Exchange (PSX) fell slightly by nearly 80 points in a narrow session on Wednesday amid economic and political uncertainty in the country that made investors jittery. Building on Tuesday’s gains, the KSE-100 began the day on a strong note and climbed to an intraday high of 77,800.04 in the early hours. However, the optimism proved short-lived as bearish sentiment prevailed amid concerns over rupee depreciation and the delay in the privatization of state-owned enterprises (SOEs). In addition, concerns over the $15 billion in unsettled debt of Chinese independent power producers (IPPs) and a narrowing of bank

June 7, 2024

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Safe after airport slap, Kangana Ranaut worries about ‘rising terrorism’ in Punjab

In a scene worthy of a troubled Bollywood script, Kangana Ranaut found herself at the center of a real drama on Thursday evening at the Chandigarh airport. The actor-turned-politician was slapped by a CISF guard in broad daylight in a crowd, raising questions about the airport’s security protocols, NDTV reported. The incident occurred as Ranaut, who was fresh after winning the Lok Sabha elections from Himachal Pradesh’s Mandi constituency, was on her way to New Delhi. The woman CISF constable involved, identified as Kulwinder Kaur, has been suspended, with an FIR lodged against her based on a written complaint by

June 6, 2024

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Stocks under pressure on interest rate worries

KARACHI: The Pakistan Stock Exchange (PSX) on Wednesday continued its downward trend and lost nearly 450 points amid uncertainty surrounding the State Bank of Pakistan’s (SBP) interest rate announcement ahead of the presentation of the federal budget. Earlier, the market opened on a positive note but soon the investor sentiment turned bearish as the day progressed. The KSE-100 took a deep dive before midday as concerns mounted over the SBP’s upcoming monetary policy announcement. Stock sales in the banking and exploration and production (E&P) sectors fueled the downtrend. Rumors of higher taxes on capital markets in the FY25 budget also

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