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Asian markets down as US Tech take another hit

Asian markets went into reverse Wednesday, tracking fresh losses on Wall Street as investors fret about rising US Treasury yields and speculation that interest rates will rise four times this year. Technology firms were once

World Bank team on ease of doing business visits Pakistan

Two members of World Bank Doing Business team are visiting Pakistan to validate data and observe reform efforts of the present Government for Doing Business Report, 2019. Various meetings with Federal and Provincial Agencies and

Remittance payments hit record in 2017: World Bank

Payments from immigrants back to their home countries rebounded to reach a new record in 2017 but the costs of transferring funds also increased, the World Bank said Monday. The stronger-than-expected recovery in remittances —

US tech woes bring Asian equities down

Almost all of the Asian markets fell on Friday after the US Tech stocks were badly hit on the Wall Street especially following the sharp fall in Apple. While geopolitical worries in the Syrian region

IMF sounds alarm on excessive global borrowing

With $164tn owed, the world is deeper in debt than at the height of the financial crisis The IMF on Wednesday sounded the alarm on excessive global borrowing, warning that with a total of $164tn

Asian markets up as energy firms follow oil surge

Asian markets enjoyed another day of gains Thursday as energy firms tracked a surge in oil prices, while fears over Syria and a possible China-US trade war eased. Fresh hopes that Donald Trump and North

IMF warns of risks as central banks tighten

The International Monetary Fund urged central banks Wednesday to take a gradual and transparent approach to tightening monetary policy, warning that unexpected moves could shock the global economy. The fund cautioned that investors and financial

Asian markets down as US Tech take another hit

Asian markets went into reverse Wednesday, tracking fresh losses on Wall Street as investors fret about rising US Treasury yields and speculation that interest rates will rise four times this year. Technology firms were once

World Bank team on ease of doing business visits Pakistan

Two members of World Bank Doing Business team are visiting Pakistan to validate data and observe reform efforts of the present Government for Doing Business Report, 2019. Various meetings with Federal and Provincial Agencies and

Remittance payments hit record in 2017: World Bank

Payments from immigrants back to their home countries rebounded to reach a new record in 2017 but the costs of transferring funds also increased, the World Bank said Monday. The stronger-than-expected recovery in remittances —

US tech woes bring Asian equities down

Almost all of the Asian markets fell on Friday after the US Tech stocks were badly hit on the Wall Street especially following the sharp fall in Apple. While geopolitical worries in the Syrian region

IMF sounds alarm on excessive global borrowing

With $164tn owed, the world is deeper in debt than at the height of the financial crisis The IMF on Wednesday sounded the alarm on excessive global borrowing, warning that with a total of $164tn

Asian markets up as energy firms follow oil surge

Asian markets enjoyed another day of gains Thursday as energy firms tracked a surge in oil prices, while fears over Syria and a possible China-US trade war eased. Fresh hopes that Donald Trump and North

IMF warns of risks as central banks tighten

The International Monetary Fund urged central banks Wednesday to take a gradual and transparent approach to tightening monetary policy, warning that unexpected moves could shock the global economy. The fund cautioned that investors and financial