News Archives for World - 2021-02-08

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USA

Biden will invite Super Bowl champs Bucs as well as Lakers to White House

The COVID-19 pandemic has made it dangerous to host large-scale events at the White House, such as the traditional visits by championship-winning sports teams.

Published 08 Feb, 2021 11:18pm

South Asia

Military rule will be different this time: Myanmar coup leader

The general said the country welcomed foreign investment and also announced lifting of coronavirus restrictions, including reopening schools and Buddhist pagodas.

Published 08 Feb, 2021 09:42pm

USA

UK coronavirus variant rapidly spreading in US, study shows

Rather than individually sequence all of them, they were able to identify a particular anomaly that was a "reliable proxy" for B.1.1.7.

Published 08 Feb, 2021 09:40pm

Europe

Italy's Draghi holds final round of talks on new govt

Italy has been without a fully functioning government for almost a month since the centre-left coalition collapsed, forcing Giuseppe Conte to resign as prime minister.

Published 08 Feb, 2021 09:38pm

USA

Trump's second impeachment trial to open with debate on constitutionality

Republican Trump ended his four-year term on Jan. 20, having lost the Nov. 3 election to Democrat Joe Biden.
To secure a conviction, 17 Republicans would need to join the Senate's 50 Democrats in the vote, a daunting hurdle.

Published 08 Feb, 2021 09:19pm

Europe

UK's Gove scolds EU for putting 'integrationist theology' above peace in N.Ireland

If people put a particular type of integrationist theology ahead of the interests of the people of Northern Ireland they are not serving the cause of peace and progress in Northern Ireland - and that is my pricipal and overriding concern,

Published 08 Feb, 2021 09:17pm

Europe

Germany expels Russian diplomat in tit-for-tat move

The Foreign Office today declared 'persona non grata' an employee of the Russian embassy in Berlin.
Russia said the diplomats had participated in a demonstration in support of jailed Kremlin critic Alexei Navalny, but Germany disputed this.

Published 08 Feb, 2021 09:15pm

Europe

Italy's 5-Star to hold online vote to decide whether to support a Draghi govt

The 5-Star Movement had initially ruled out backing Draghi, but after meeting him on Saturday its leader Vito Crimi said he was open to consider supporting him on the basis of the policies he proposes.

Published 08 Feb, 2021 09:11pm

USA

Mexican inflation seen higher in January

The median forecast of 13 analysts polled was for inflation to climb to 3.46% in January from 3.15% in December.
Core annual inflation was expected to register a rate of 3.82%, the survey showed.

Published 08 Feb, 2021 09:09pm

Europe

Italian DNA-based COVID-19 vaccine candidate could start clinical trials in March

COVID-eVax was designed by Rome-based Takis and developed with Italian peer Rottapharm Biotech. It is based on a DNA fragment.
We expect to start the first week of March, complete phase 1 in July and phase 2 in October.

Published 08 Feb, 2021 09:07pm

Europe

Russia considering at least $6.7bn spending package to ease discontent

Government discussing new social aid package - two sources.
Protests last month partly driven by economic pain.
Package designed to lift Russian before parliamentary vote.

Published 08 Feb, 2021 08:18pm

Middle East

The allegations against Israel's Netanyahu

Attorney General in January indicted Netanyahu for fraud and breach of trust in what are known as Cases 1000 and 2000, and for bribery, fraud and breach of trust in Case 4000.

Published 08 Feb, 2021 08:17pm

South Asia

Protesting Indian farmers to call in reinforcements during harvest season

We have worked out detailed plans to ensure that our movement does not lose steam even during the next harvest season when farmers will gather their wheat and other winter crops.
"We can't lose sight of the movement that will not end until the government accepts our three demands," he said.

Published 08 Feb, 2021 08:16pm

Europe

Governments support AstraZeneca shot after South Africa halts roll-out

South Africa puts AstraZeneca vaccinations on hold.
Study: shot gives minimal protection against mild infection.
Britain, France, Germany, Australia voice support for shot.
Concerns rise over longer fight against virus.

Published 08 Feb, 2021 08:14pm

Europe

Italy's Draghi set for final round of talks on new govt

Draghi is expected to report back on Wednesday to President Sergio Mattarella on whether he can form a government.

Published 08 Feb, 2021 08:13pm

Europe

EU chief urges states to donate vaccines to Ukraine

Zelensky said on Monday that Ukraine, one of the poorest countries in Europe, would begin the first phase of the vaccination campaign later this month.

Published 08 Feb, 2021 08:11pm

Europe

Britain lowers terrorism threat level to 'substantial'

The decision was made by the Joint Terrorism Analysis Centre (JTAC) on Thursday last week, she added.

Published 08 Feb, 2021 08:10pm

Europe

French health minister encourages use of AstraZeneca jab

Veran said that the South African variant had not been widely detected in France.

Published 08 Feb, 2021 08:09pm

USA

Rough road ahead for Latam and Caribbean economies, says IMF

"The pandemic's resurgence towards the end of the year threatens to thwart an uneven recovery and add to the steep social and human costs," the IMF's economists said in a blog post.
"What we're urging in Latin America is, please concentrate on the reforms that would bring more vibrancy to growth," she said.

Published 08 Feb, 2021 08:08pm

Europe

Erdogan's main election rival to launch party

The next presidential election is expected in June 2023.

Published 08 Feb, 2021 08:07pm

Africa

Sudan dissolves cabinet to bring ex-rebels into lineup

The group was the driving force behind the anti-government protests that led to the April 2019 ouster of strongman Omar al-Bashir.

Published 08 Feb, 2021 08:06pm

Europe

Denmark's primary school children return to classes

Meals must be eaten in the classroom, but masks are not compulsory for students and teachers.

Published 08 Feb, 2021 08:03pm

Africa

Nigeria needs to raise VAT to boost revenues post-recession: IMF

"The Nigerian economy is at a critical juncture. Policy adjustment and reforms are urgently needed to navigate this crisis and change the long-running lackluster course," it said.
Nigeria collects the equivalent of 5.7% of gross domestic product in tax and the government mostly relies for revenue on crude sales.

Published 08 Feb, 2021 08:03pm

Asia

Twitter’s India public policy director, Mahima Kaul, resigns

Twitter’s public policy director Mahima Kaul recently resigned from her role, two sources said. A LinkedIn ad showed the company is seeking candidates for the key government relations position.
Twitter confirmed Ms. Kaul’s resignation, saying she would stay on through March and was helping with the transition, but otherwise declined to comment. It said this week that it withholds access to content on receiving a “properly scoped request from an authorized entity”.

Updated 08 Feb, 2021 08:26pm

South Asia

Britain, EU urge UN Human Rights Council special session on Myanmar

The call comes came a week after Myanmar's generals conducted a coup in the country.

Published 08 Feb, 2021 08:01pm

Europe

Coronavirus toll at 1100 GMT Monday

At least 106,080,500 cases of coronavirus have been registered. Of these, at least 64,644,600 are now considered recovered.

Published 08 Feb, 2021 07:59pm

Middle East

IS ambush kills 26 pro-regime fighters in Syria: monitor

At least 11 IS jihadists were also killed, the Observatory added.

Published 08 Feb, 2021 07:56pm

Middle East

Pope hails dialogue ahead of meeting with Iraq cleric

On March 6, the pontiff is scheduled to make a "courtesy visit" to the 90-year-old Sistani in Najaf.

Published 08 Feb, 2021 07:54pm

Europe

EU defends foreign policy chief over Russia trip after expulsions

Borrell's trip to Moscow underscores tensions.
Eastern countries pushing for sanctions.
Video call first opportunity to consider next steps.

Published 08 Feb, 2021 07:54pm

Middle East

At least 24 dead in Morocco underground factory flood: media

Morocco has experienced heavy rains in recent weeks, after a long period of drought.

Published 08 Feb, 2021 07:52pm

Africa

Refugee group condemns damage at camps hit by Tigray war

He said they were prompted by TPLF-orchestrated attacks on federal army camps in the region.

Published 08 Feb, 2021 07:51pm

USA

US to 're-engage' with UN rights council after Trump pullout

The country cannot automatically regain membership, instead needing to wait for elections towards the end of the year.

Published 08 Feb, 2021 07:47pm

South Asia

Indonesia's medical seniors get vaccines after regulator's green light

Indonesia's food and drug agency recently approved use of the Sinovac Biotech vaccine for the elderly, potentially changing the country's strategy to focus on the working population.
I hope that once I am vaccinated I will be safe in my daily life, especially as the rate of the pandemic is going up, not down.

Published 08 Feb, 2021 07:02pm

South Asia

Indian court lifts hold on Future's $3.4bn retail deal in setback for Amazon

A two-judge bench hearing Future's appeal on Monday put on hold the previous ruling, which had effectively stalled the mega retail deal, two sources familiar with the proceedings said.
Future is India's second-largest retailer with over 1,700 stores and agreed to sell its retail businesses to market leader Reliance last year.

Published 08 Feb, 2021 06:57pm

Europe

German health minister says vaccines protect against serious COVID-19 cases

"According to what we know now, all three vaccines are effective in preventing the severe course of the COVID-19 illness," Spahn told a news conference.

Published 08 Feb, 2021 06:48pm

Europe

No formal contracts awarded yet for quarantine hotels, says UK PM's spokesman

The mandatory 10-day stay in government-provided accommodation, first announced last month.
No formal contracts have been awarded yet ... DH (department for health) continue to work closely with hotels as we move forward to introduce the policy from Feb. 15.

Published 08 Feb, 2021 06:06pm

Middle East

Yemen's Huthi rebels in new operation to seize Marib

"Fighting took place about 10 kilometres (six miles) west of Marib," the source told AFP on condition of anonymity.

Published 08 Feb, 2021 06:02pm

South Asia

Seoul launches Covid tests for pets

The test will be conducted near the animal's home by a team of health workers including a veterinarian, Park said.

Published 08 Feb, 2021 06:00pm

USA

Haitian opposition names judge as transitional president

The political crisis intensified on Sunday, when authorities said they had foiled an attempt to murder Moise and overthrow the government.

Published 08 Feb, 2021 05:58pm

Europe

Germany to spend 6 billion euros to boost housing energy efficiency

The building sector is an important factor if we want to make the energy transition a success.
The modernisation drive could, however, increase the cost of living for Germans as, by law, landlords can pass on the cost of investments by raising rents.

Published 08 Feb, 2021 05:57pm

Middle East

Israel's Netanyahu denies corruption charges as trial resumes

Netanyahu has repeatedly charged that he is the victim of a witch-hunt, with the allegations against him trumped-up.

Published 08 Feb, 2021 05:49pm

South Asia

Pope urges prompt release of detained Myanmar leaders

The path to democracy undertaken in recent years was brusquely interrupted by last week's coup d'etat.

Published 08 Feb, 2021 05:46pm

Africa

Gunmen kill 19 in village raids in northwest Nigeria

Last month bandits killed 12 people and kidnapped 30 others in attacks on three villages in Birnin Gwari district and neighbouring Katsina state.

Published 08 Feb, 2021 05:44pm

Europe

EU tells Hungary to change procurement, cites ‘systemic’ fraud

The European Commission is mandated with managing the 750-billion-euro scheme and has already told several EU states their proposals for spending their part of the funds must be improved.
Competition in public procurement is insufficient in practice," said the document, adding that that was linked to "systemic irregularities".

Published 08 Feb, 2021 05:38pm

South Asia

Glacier disaster survivor recounts escape from Himalayan tunnel

Floodwaters swamped a nearby hydro complex where Kumar and his colleagues were working 300 metres (984 feet) inside a tunnel.

Published 08 Feb, 2021 05:35pm

Europe

EU to host international Syria conference in March

The United Nations is seeking humanitarian funding for the next few years to help the more than 11 million Syrians in need of emergency assistance after nearly a decade of war.

Published 08 Feb, 2021 05:32pm

Europe

Russia defends expulsion of European diplomats

Initially Borrell said there were no immediate plans for new European sanctions against Russia.

Published 08 Feb, 2021 05:29pm

Europe

Virus jabs for all regardless of immigration status, says UK

It has so far vaccinated more than 11 million people using either the Pfizer/BioNTech or Oxford/AstraZeneca shots.

Published 08 Feb, 2021 05:23pm

Europe

Greece, Israel to sign agreement on tourism during PM's visit

Tourism, which accounts for about a fifth of the Greek economy and employs one in five workers.
If 70 percent of the population has been vaccinated by end March it will be easier to open up gradually to the Israelis who are interested in travelling to our country.

Published 08 Feb, 2021 05:22pm

Middle East

Yemen's Huthis in new push to capture government stronghold

The source told AFP that the Huthis had brought in reinforcements during that time.

Published 08 Feb, 2021 05:17pm

South Asia

Myanmar issues crackdown warning as rallies heap pressure on coup leaders

The military last week detained Suu Kyi and dozens of other members of her National League for Democracy party, ending a decade of civilian rule and triggering international condemnation.

Published 08 Feb, 2021 05:16pm

Europe

EU to Hungary: change procurement to bar ‘systemic’ fraud from recovery stimulus

The European Commission is mandated with managing the 750-billion-euro scheme and has already told several EU states their proposals for spending their part of the funds must be improved.
The document called specifically for improved data transparency and accessibility, arguing that that would lead to a fairer and more open procurement process.

Published 08 Feb, 2021 05:14pm

Africa

Somali opposition leaders 'no longer recognise president'

The country now confronts a constitutional crisis alongside a violent Islamist insurgency, a locust invasion and serious food shortages.

Published 08 Feb, 2021 05:14pm

Europe

Dutch snow keeps some Covid sites, schools closed

Coronavirus test and vaccination locations in at least eight towns including Haarlem, Alphen aan den Rijn and Den Helder were staying shut because of the wintry conditions.

Published 08 Feb, 2021 05:11pm

Middle East

Fatah, Hamas begin Cairo talks ahead of Palestinian polls

Fourteen Palestinian political groups are taking part in the sessions sponsored by Egypt, as it seeks to leverage its regional clout.

Published 08 Feb, 2021 05:09pm

Middle East

Iran says French mediation on nuclear deal unnecessary

A year later Iran suspended its compliance with most key nuclear commitments in the deal.

Published 08 Feb, 2021 05:08pm

Europe

Czech health ministry recommends use of Lilly and Regeneron COVID-19 antibody therapies

The Czech Republic has been among the European countries worst hit by the current wave of the coronavirus pandemic.
The Ministry will recommend distribution and use of unregistered treatments which contain casirivimab/imdevimab and bamlavinimab antibodies.

Published 08 Feb, 2021 05:06pm

Africa

South Africa halts AstraZeneca vaccine after shots fail against new variant

South Africa puts AstraZeneca vaccinations on hold.
Study: shot gives minimal protection against mild infection.
Britain says Astra shot stops death and severe illness.
Concerns rise over longer fight against virus.

Published 08 Feb, 2021 05:02pm

World

WHO experts discuss AstraZeneca Covid vaccine

The WHO said the recommendations on who it should and should not be used for would be made public later this week.

Published 08 Feb, 2021 05:01pm

Europe

Final WTO talks under way on selecting new leader, delegates say

Washington backed Nigerian former finance minister Ngozi Okonjo-Iweala on Friday, reversing its previous opposition and prompting her to express optimism about her appointment.
"Ngozi will be announced at the next General Council," said a delegate. It was not clear when that council would be.

Published 08 Feb, 2021 05:00pm

Middle East

Netanyahu pleads not guilty to corruption as trial resumes

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu pleaded not guilty on Monday to corruption charges at the resumption of his trial, six weeks before voters again head to the polls to pass judgment on his leadership.
Netanyahu was indicted in 2019 in long-running cases involving gifts from millionaire friends and for allegedly seeking regulatory favours for media tycoons in return for favourable coverage.

Published 08 Feb, 2021 04:12pm

USA

New York Assembly resolution marks February 5th as "Kashmir American Day"

The New York State Assembly has passed a resolution, calling on Governor Andrew Cuomo to declare the 5th of February as the Kashmir American Day.
The Assembly's move has been met with the ire of Indian officials, citing their "concern" with regards to the attempts being made by "vested interests" to misrepresent Jammu and Kashmir's rich socio-cultural heritage.

Updated 08 Feb, 2021 04:11pm

Asia

Monks, nurses join nationwide protests against Myanmar coup

Police turned water cannon on protesters in Myanmar’s capital on Monday as tens of thousands of people joined a third day of nationwide demonstrations against the military’s removal of elected leader Aung San Suu Kyi a week ago.
Calls to join protests and to back a campaign of civil disobedience have grown louder and more organised since last Monday’s coup, which drew widespread international condemnation.

Published 08 Feb, 2021 02:05pm

World

India's Modi urges farmers to end protests over agriculture laws

"MSP was there. MSP is there. MSP will remain in the future," Modi told lawmakers.

Published 08 Feb, 2021 01:18pm

World

Netanyahu appears in court for resumption of corruption trial

But dozens of protesters demanding his resignation held a demonstration near the court house against the first serving Israeli prime minister to be charged with a crime.

Published 08 Feb, 2021 01:02pm

Europe

Russia reports 15,916 new coronavirus cases, 407 deaths

Authorities also reported an additional 407 deaths, raising the official total to 77,068.

Published 08 Feb, 2021 01:01pm

World

UK says Astrazeneca vaccine prevents COVID-19 death as South Africa halts shots

"There is no evidence that this vaccine is not effective in preventing hospitalisation and severe illness and death, which ultimately is what we're seeking with these vaccines today," Britain's Edward Argar told Sky.

Published 08 Feb, 2021 12:35pm

World

French Finance Minister slams Veolia's move to bypass Suez board with new offer

Veolia said on Sunday it was launching an offer for all of Suez, valuing the group at 11.3 billion euros ($13.60 billion), after dropping efforts to win the backing of the waste and water management company's board.

Published 08 Feb, 2021 12:14pm

World

Biden administration moves to rejoin U.N. Human Rights Council

“We know that the Council has the potential to be an important forum for those fighting tyranny and injustice around the world. By being present at the table, we seek to reform it and ensure it can live up to that potential,” a senior State Department official said.

Published 08 Feb, 2021 12:06pm

World

Hundreds join third day of anti-coup protests in Myanmar

A group of saffron-robed monks marched in the vanguard of the protest with workers and students.

Published 08 Feb, 2021 12:04pm

World

Pandemic takes mental health toll on US youngsters

Duffy notes that there's fear of the virus, pain if a family member dies, and economic, food and housing insecurity generated by the pandemic all contributing to children's trauma.

Published 08 Feb, 2021 12:03pm

Asia

Japan protests over China ships off disputed isles

Aside from the territorial row with Japan, Beijing claims almost the entire South China Sea despite competing partial claims from Brunei, Malaysia, the Philippines, Taiwan and Vietnam.

Published 08 Feb, 2021 11:58am

Europe

Greece hit by power cuts after fire breaks out at power station

The cause of the fire was not immediately clear, but one ADMIE official said it was probably a technical failure.

Published 08 Feb, 2021 11:48am

World

Haiti government denounces plot to oust president, arrests over 20

Haiti has been badly hit by a crippling economic crisis made worse by the coronavirus pandemic.

Published 08 Feb, 2021 11:46am

World

China reports no new local COVID-19 infection for first time in nearly 2 months

The number of new asymptomatic cases, which China does not classify as confirmed COVID-19 cases, rose to 16 from 10 a day earlier, the National Health Commission said in a statement.

Published 08 Feb, 2021 11:40am

World

Mexico's confirmed coronavirus death toll rises to 166,200

The government says the real number of infected people and the death toll in Mexico.

Published 08 Feb, 2021 11:33am

World

South Korea daily coronavirus cases drop ahead of Lunar New Year

South Korea on Saturday eased curfews on more than half a million restaurants and other businesses outside the capital Seoul, letting them stay open an hour later, amid a public backlash over tight curbs to contain COVID-19.

Published 08 Feb, 2021 11:31am

World

Panama says buying vaccines for more than 80% of its population

Panama has requested about 1 million doses from the COVID-19 vaccine portfolio under the COVAX facility coordinated by the World Health Organization to support lower-income countries, Sucre said.

Published 08 Feb, 2021 11:30am

World

Preliminary report into Sriwijaya Air crash expected on Feb. 10: Indonesian investigators

The 26-year-old Boeing Co 737-500 jet crashed into the Java Sea shortly after take-off from Jakarta on Jan. 9, killing all 62 people on board.

Published 08 Feb, 2021 11:26am

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Currency	Rate
USD PKR Interbank Selling / Nov 5	276.87 ▼ -0.03
USD PKR Interbank Buying / Nov 5	276.67 ▼ -0.03
USD to Japanese Yen / Nov 6	158.06 ▲ 0.52
USD to Swiss Franc / Nov 6	0.82 ▲ 0.0014
Pound Sterling to USD / Nov 6	1.34 ▼ -0.0034
Euro to USD / Nov 6	1.12 ▼ -0.0033
SOFR % / Nov 4	3.94 ▼ -0.03

Stock	Volume
India Sensex / Nov 6	79,976.76
Tokyo Nikkei / Nov 6	57,858.61
Hang Seng / Nov 6	24,635
FTSE 100 / Nov 6	10,609.78
Germany DAX 30 / Nov 6	25,919.48
France CAC40 / Nov 6	8,098.11
S&P 500 / Nov 5	7,353.73
Nasdaq / Nov 5	24,315
Dow Jones / Nov 5	51,523.06

Item	Value
Petrol/Litre / Nov 6	352.59
Crude Oil USD/Barrel / Nov 6	91.72
Gold 10 Grams PKR / Nov 6	367,914
Gold Spot USD/Ounce / Nov 6	4,046.79
Diesel/Litre / Nov 6	382.25
Cotton US¢/pound / Nov 6	78.52
Karachi Cotton PKR/37.32 KG / Nov 5	18,080

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LSE Financial Serv. / Nov 6 LSE Financial Services Limited(LSEFSL)	2.76 ▲ 0.42 (17.95%)
Chenab Ltd (Pref) / Nov 6 Chenab Limited (Pref)(CLCPS)	4.70 ▲ 0.7 (17.5%)
Security Investment Bank / Nov 6 Security Investment Bank Limited(SIBL)	7.53 ▲ 1 (15.31%)
Pervez Ahmed Consultancy / Nov 6 Pervez Ahmed Consultancy Services Ltd.(PASL)	7.96 ▲ 1 (14.37%)
Ningbo Green Light / Nov 6 Ningbo Green Light Energy Limited(NGLEL)	12.62 ▲ 1.15 (10.03%)
First AL-Noor Mod. / Nov 6 First Al-Noor Modaraba(FANM)	12.85 ▲ 1.17 (10.02%)
Grays Leasing / Nov 6 Grays Leasing Limited(GRYL)	80.58 ▲ 7.33 (10.01%)
J.A.Textile / Nov 6 J.A. Textile Mills Limited(JATM)	87.51 ▲ 7.96 (10.01%)
ARM Green Industries / Nov 6 ARM Green Industries Limited(ARMG)	74.56 ▲ 6.78 (10%)
Baba Farid Sugar / Nov 6 Baba Farid Sugar Mills Limited(BAFS)	459.83 ▲ 41.8 (10%)

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Bawany Air Products (R) / Nov 6 Bawany Air Products Limited Right(BAPLR1)	0.02 ▼ -0.6 (-96.77%)
Premier Insurance (R) / Nov 6 Premier Insurance Limited (RIGHT)(PINLR)	0.61 ▼ -0.09 (-12.86%)
Escorts Bank / Nov 6 Escorts Investment Bank Limited(ESBL)	12.14 ▼ -1.35 (-10.01%)
Sindh Modaraba / Nov 6 Sindh Modaraba(SINDM)	65.92 ▼ -7.32 (-9.99%)
Ellcot Spinning / Nov 6 Ellcot Spinning Mills Limited(ELSM)	201 ▼ -21.39 (-9.62%)
Nadeem Tex. / Nov 6 Nadeem Textile Mills Limited(NATM)	64.15 ▼ -6.53 (-9.24%)
Mughal Energy / Nov 6 Mughal Energy Limited(GEM)(GEMMEL)	32.25 ▼ -3 (-8.51%)
Universal Ins. / Nov 6 The Universal Insurance Company Limited(UVIC)	18.50 ▼ -1.72 (-8.51%)
J.K.Spinning / Nov 6 J.K. Spinning Mills Limited(JKSM)	390 ▼ -35 (-8.24%)
Paramount Spinning / Nov 6 Paramount Spinning Mills Limited(PASM)	9.25 ▼ -0.75 (-7.5%)

Stock	Volume
Bawany Air Products (R) / Nov 6 Bawany Air Products Limited Right(BAPLR1)	684,470,556 ▼ -0.6
Tasdeeq Info. Serv. / Nov 6 Tasdeeq Information Services Limited(TISL)	140,531,169 ▲ 0.36
WorldCall Telecom / Nov 6 Worldcall Telecom Limited(WTL)	71,990,851 ▲ 0.08
Cnergyico PK / Nov 6 Cnergyico PK Limited(CNERGY)	47,565,462 ▲ 0.05
Media Times Ltd / Nov 6 Media Times Limited(MDTL)	41,073,385 ▼ -0.1
Pervez Ahmed Consultancy / Nov 6 Pervez Ahmed Consultancy Services Ltd.(PASL)	24,768,400 ▲ 1
Trust Sec.& Brok. / Nov 6 Trust Securities & Brokerage Limited(TSBL)	24,672,847 ▲ 0.04
TPL Properties / Nov 6 TPL Properties Limited(TPLP)	23,713,793 ▲ 0.04
B.O.Punjab / Nov 6 The Bank of Punjab(BOP)	21,201,988 ▼ -0.79
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