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  KARACHI: Financing under Export Finance Scheme (EFS) for export promotion witnessed a decline of Rs 12 billion in the first half of 2010, from its peak of Rs 198 billion in December 2009 to Rs 186 billion at the end of June, 2010. The rising mark-up rate of EFS may be a major reason of decline in financing as the following the directives of IMF to rationalise the mark-up rates under the EFS, SBP is gradually increasing the mark up rates. ...

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  ISLAMABAD: The Federal Board of Revenue (FBR) has decided to announce a new kind of lucrative scheme "Consumers Lucky Draw" as an incentive to the general public for documentation of the national economy, broadening the tax-base and increasing revenue collection during 2010-2011. A senior tax official on condition of anonymity told this scribe on Wednesday that "Consumers Lucky Draw" would offer expensive prizes on submitting invoices/documented receipts of purchases, shopping and dining at restaurants/hotels etc. ...
  KARACHI: The State Bank of Pakistan on Wednesday enhanced the minimum paid up capital requirement (MCR) (free of losses) by 400 percent, to Rs 10 billion, with immediate effect, with a view to tightening criteria for setting up a commercial bank. ...
  ISLAMABAD: The Federal government has reduced its Public Sector Development Programme (PSDP) by 30 percent, from Rs 280 billion to Rs 196 billion, for reconstruction and rehabilitation of flood affected areas, it is learnt. ...
  ISLAMABAD: The Economic Co-ordination Committee (ECC) of the Cabinet on Friday deferred decision on the proposal for increase in wheat support price, and approved one-time incentive package for flood affected areas farmers. The meeting was presided over by Minister for Finance, Dr Abdul Hafeez Sheikh. ...
  ISLAMABAD: Economic Co-ordination Committee (ECC) of the cabinet has not approved the one-day a week gas load shedding plan for Compressed Natural Gas (CNG) stations and industry and directed Ministry of Petroleum to seek its approval from Cabinet, senior official of Ministry of Petroleum said. ...
  BRUSSELS: Pakistan needs funds for at least one year of reconstruction after its devastating floods, but in turn it must assure donors it will revamp tax and subsidy regimes, a senior World Bank official said on Friday. "What is important is to pledge at least the entire amount that is needed for the first eight-to-12 months. ... That cannot wait," Rachid Benmessaoud, World Bank country director for Pakistan, told Reuters in an interview. ...

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