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World - 2021-04-07

Europe

UK's Johnson sees no change to plan to ease restrictions after Astra

"I don't think that anything I have seen leads me to suppose that we will have to change the roadmap or deviate from the roadmap in any way," Johnson said.

Updated 08 Apr, 2021 12:22am

Europe

Italy reports 627 coronavirus deaths on Wednesday, 13,708 new cases

Patients in hospital with COVID-19 - not including those in intensive care - stood at 29,316 on Wednesday, just below the 29,337 a day earlier.

Updated 08 Apr, 2021 12:18am

U.S. COVID-19 shots up 8pc in past week to 3 million a day on average

Vaccine supply has increased significantly in the United States in recent weeks as Johnson & Johnson has begun making millions of doses of its recently authorized shots.

Updated 08 Apr, 2021 12:18am

Europe

France reports 5,729 people in intensive care with COVID-19

Announcing France's third nationwide lockdown last week, President Emmanuel Macron said the number of ICU beds would be raised from 7,000 to over 10,000.

Updated 08 Apr, 2021 12:18am

USA

Mexico reports 5,499 new coronavirus cases and 596 more deaths

The government says the real case numbers are likely significantly higher, and separate data published recently by the health ministry suggested the actual coronavirus death toll may be at least 60pc above the confirmed figure.

Updated 08 Apr, 2021 12:17am

USA

White House says it is hopeful its ‘skinny’ budget will be out this week

The budget is expected to lay out discretionary funding for 2022 with a full budget proposal set to be announced later this spring.

Updated 08 Apr, 2021 12:17am

Pakistan to start local production of Sputnik V vaccine in coming months: FM Qureshi

Pakistan is expected to start the local production of the Russian Sputnik V vaccine in the coming months.
Qureshi noted that Pakistan privately imported 50,000 doses of Sputnik V last month, and will import an additional 150,000 doses of the Russian vaccine in the next few weeks.

Published 07 Apr, 2021 08:53pm

USA

Canada's Ivey PMI jumps to 10-year high as activity accelerates in March

The seasonally adjusted index rose to 72.9 from 60.0 in February, surpassing analysts' expectations for 60.5. It was the highest level for the index since March 2011 and the second highest since the PMI was launched in 2000.
The Ivey PMI measures the month-to-month variation in economic activity as indicated by a panel of purchasing managers in the public and private sectors from across Canada. A reading above 50 indicates an increase in activity.

Published 07 Apr, 2021 08:32pm

USA

US to restore about $150 million in aid to Palestinians

Democratic President Joe Biden has made clear he intends to roll back parts of his Republican predecessor's approach that Palestinians denounced as heavily biased in favor of Israel.
Biden's aides have also made clear they want to re-establish the goal of a negotiated two-state solution as a priority in US policy on the Israeli-Palestinian conflict.

Published 07 Apr, 2021 08:31pm

Europe

Regions in Spain tighten COVID-19 measures as cases creep up

Spain's national infection rate, as measured over the past 14 days, rose to 165 cases per 100,000 people on Tuesday, up from 128 cases in mid-March, but still well below the 900-case peak seen in late January.
Officials said the data likely did not yet reflect the impact of the Easter break and warned that intensive care hospitalisations were on the rise.

Published 07 Apr, 2021 08:28pm

South Asia

Japan's Aso says G20 clarified, not changed, its stance on FX

"We clarified in written form the G20 nations' thinking on currency rates. It's a clarification, not a change, in our stance," Aso told reporters on Wednesday.
Aso was speaking after attending a virtual meeting of leaders from the G20 major economies, held on the sidelines of IMF/World Bank spring meetings.

Published 07 Apr, 2021 08:20pm

Europe

Britain recommends not using Oxford/AstraZeneca vaccine for under-30s

"We are not advising a stop to any vaccination for any individual in any age group. We are advising a preference for one vaccine over another vaccine for a particular age group, really out of the utmost caution, rather than because we have any serious safety concerns," he said at a briefing. It came after Britain's MHRA medicine regulator identified a possible side-effect from the COVID-19 vaccine developed by Oxford University and AstraZeneca involving rare brain blood clotting.

Published 07 Apr, 2021 08:09pm

Africa

Egypt's Sisi warns of potential for conflict over Ethiopian dam

Delegations from the three governments met earlier this week in Kinshasa in the Democratic Republic of Congo but failed to bridge their differences.
Sisi, speaking at the opening of a new government complex, said Sudan and Egypt were coordinating on the issue and that "cooperation and agreement are much better than anything else".

Published 07 Apr, 2021 08:07pm

Europe

EU expects impact on vaccination plans from new guidance on AstraZeneca shot

"We expect this announcement will have a direct and immediate impact not only on our national vaccination plans, but also in our citizens' trust in vaccines against COVID-19," the letter said.
The EU is grappling with a slow vaccine rollout caused by supply problems and by repeated changes in the use of the AstraZeneca shot, which have increased vaccine hesitancy.

Published 07 Apr, 2021 08:05pm

USA

US delivering about 3 million COVID-19 vaccines per day, up 8pc

Still, daily US cases of novel coronavirus are averaging 63,000 over the past seven days, up 2.3% from the previous 7-day average, she told reporters at a White House briefing.

Published 07 Apr, 2021 08:03pm

Europe

German vaccine official: rare clots after AstraZeneca shots were 20 times higher

His comments came as the European Medicines Agency and Britain's medical regulator acknowledged a possible link between the AstraZeneca vaccine to very rare cases of unusual blood clots with low blood platelets, with most cases reported in women under 60 years of age within two weeks of vaccination.

Updated 07 Apr, 2021 08:01pm

Europe

Norway to ease COVID restrictions if infections decline, PM says

Norway has had some of Europe's lowest rates of infections and deaths since the start of the pandemic early last year, but saw a rapid increase in hospitalisations in March led by more contagious variants of the coronavirus.
"Before we open up we need to see low and stable infection rates. It is important that the number of hospitalisations come down from today's level," Solberg said.

Published 07 Apr, 2021 07:17pm

Europe

Norway to lift Covid curbs in four stages: PM

The country of 5.4 million has been relatively successful in keeping Covid-19 at bay with just over 100,000 cases and only 683 deaths.

Published 07 Apr, 2021 07:16pm

IMF says investments in vaccines 'pay for themselves'

We are very much in favor of a global minimum corporate tax, she said.

Published 07 Apr, 2021 07:14pm

South Asia

South Korea suspends AstraZeneca shots for people under 60 amid European review

The European Medical Agency (EMA) is due to announce the results of a review on whether some cases of blood clotting in adults may be linked to the AstraZeneca shot.
South Korea's food and drug safety ministry said on Wednesday it had granted final approval for Johnson & Johnson's (J&J) vaccine after a panel of experts ruled the single-dose shot was safe and effective.

Published 07 Apr, 2021 07:12pm

UK medicines regulator to hold press conference on AstraZeneca jab

EU countries have also detected dozens of cases of people with clots in blood vessels draining from the brain after receiving the vaccine.

Published 07 Apr, 2021 07:09pm

USA

US trade deficit widens further in February as economy heals

The services surplus fell half a billion dollars to $16.9 billion, its lowest level since 2012, which Klachkin blamed on the pandemic.

Published 07 Apr, 2021 07:08pm

IMF renews message to China: boost consumption

IMF chief last week issued the same message to the world's second largest economy, calling its strong growth "somewhat unbalanced."

Published 07 Apr, 2021 07:06pm

South Asia

Philippines allows use of Sinovac's COVID-19 vaccine for senior citizens

The Department of Health and the Food and Drug Administration said they made the decision after receiving the recommendation of the Department of Science and Technology's vaccine expert panel.
Senior citizens can now receive CoronaVac shots provided there is stringent evaluation of the person's health status and exposure risk, they said in a statement.

Published 07 Apr, 2021 07:06pm

IS-linked militants 'chased' from Mozambique town of Palma: president

The violence has killed over 2,600 people and forced more than 750,000 others from their homes, according to estimates.

Published 07 Apr, 2021 07:05pm

Europe

Germany's Bavaria plans to buy Sputnik vaccine

The southern state has "signed a memorandum of understanding today... for the supply of Sputnik," Soeder told reporters in Munich.

Published 07 Apr, 2021 07:03pm

Jordan press goes silent over 'plot' prince

Gone are reports of a "wicked plot" aimed at overthrowing King Abdullah II, and in the streets, Jordanians voiced relief.

Published 07 Apr, 2021 07:02pm

USA

IMF says more vaccine spending is fastest way to shore up public finances

The IMF said in its 2021 Fiscal Monitor report that if faster global vaccinations bring the virus under control sooner, more than $1 trillion in additional global tax revenue could be collected through 2025 in advanced economies.
"Vaccination will, thus, more than pay for itself, providing excellent value for public money invested in ramping up global vaccine production and distribution," the IMF said in the report.

Published 07 Apr, 2021 06:54pm

South Asia

Some Indian states warn of vaccine shortage as new COVID-19 cases peak

Daily infections top 100,000 for second time this week.
Deaths rose by 630 - the most in four days.
Some states warn of a scarcity of vaccines.

Published 07 Apr, 2021 06:40pm

Europe

Sweden registers 6,814 new COVID-19 cases, 45 deaths on Wednesday

The country of 10 million inhabitants registered 45 new deaths, taking the total to 13,578. The deaths registered have occurred over several days and sometimes weeks.
Sweden's death rate per capita is many times higher than that of its Nordic neighbours' but lower than in most European countries that opted for lockdowns.

Published 07 Apr, 2021 06:29pm

IPRI holds webinar on “Deconstructing FATF through a Legal Lens”

On Wednesday, the Islamabad Policy Research Institute held a seminar on “Deconstructing FATF through a Legal Lens”, with a panel of distinguished speakers.

Updated 07 Apr, 2021 08:53pm

FIFA suspends PFF with immediate effect over 'third-party inference'

On Wednesday, FIFA suspended the Pakistan Football Federation (PFF) with immediate effect due to third-party interference.
In a statement, the global body said that third-party inference was a serious violation of the FIFA statutes.

Published 07 Apr, 2021 06:26pm

South Asia

China sends more jets; Taiwan says it will fight to the end if there's war

Taiwan reports 15 Chinese aircraft in defence zone.
Taiwan says will fight to end if China attacks.
Chinese carrier group has been drilling off Taiwan.
US warship sails through Taiwan Strait.

Published 07 Apr, 2021 06:22pm

South Asia

China-EU relations facing challenges, Xi tells Germany's Merkel

EU allies the United States, Britain and Canada also sanctioned Chinese officials over Xinjiang, and the row is threatening to derail an EU-China investment pact agreed in late 2020 after years of negotiations.
Xi also urged Germany and the EU to make joint efforts with China to maintain healthy and stable development of bilateral cooperation, according to the readout.

Published 07 Apr, 2021 06:11pm

Canada kicks off 2021 with consecutive trade surpluses

Exports of crude oil and crude bitumen also rose for a fifth consecutive month.

Updated 07 Apr, 2021 07:02pm

South Asia

Malaysian ex-PM Najib faces bankruptcy over tax bill

Najib lost power in 2018 when his party, which had governed the Southeast Asian nation for six decades, was defeated at the polls after he became embroiled in a financial scandal.

Published 07 Apr, 2021 06:04pm

South Asia

Myanmar security forces kill 13 protesters; small blasts hit Yangon

Thirteen killed as troops target protesters.
Junta leader says campaign is destroying the country.
Seven blasts reported in Yangon, no casualties.

Published 07 Apr, 2021 06:03pm

Europe

Hungary starts reopening despite highest daily COVID deaths

Even so, Hungary reported its highest ever daily coronavirus death tally - 311 - on Wednesday, bringing the total to 22,409.
"This virus has destroyed us," said Maria Tarnoky, a hairdresser in Budapest joyfully washing and cutting her first customer's hair after a month's pause.

Published 07 Apr, 2021 05:58pm

South Asia

Indonesia sentences Iranian-led drugs gang to death

Indonesia has some of the world's toughest anti-drug laws, but it has held off conducting executions for several years.

Published 07 Apr, 2021 05:55pm

Europe

Italy's ex-PM Berlusconi hospitalised again

Berlusconi arrived for a check-up, and doctors decided to keep him in to conduct more tests, the source added.

Published 07 Apr, 2021 05:53pm

South Asia

Indonesia readies hospital ships for cyclone survivors

The storm swept buildings in some villages down a mountainside and to the shore of the ocean on Indonesia's Lembata island.

Published 07 Apr, 2021 05:49pm

Middle East

IMF raises most Gulf countries' economic growth forecasts

Saudi Arabia's economy, the region's largest, is expected to grow 2.9% this year, up from the 2.6% forecast in January, the IMF said in its latest World Economic Outlook, released this week.
Oman saw the biggest positive revision of the Gulf countries, from expectations of a 0.5% contraction this year to a forecast of 1.8% growth.

Published 07 Apr, 2021 05:46pm

South Asia

Myanmar group compiles junta rights abuse dossier

"CRPH has received 180,000 items of evidence. This evidence shows widescale abuses of human rights by the military," the group said in a statement.

Published 07 Apr, 2021 05:45pm

Europe

UK starts Moderna jabs as AstraZeneca probed

The first jab of the two-stage Moderna inoculation was given at a hospital in Wales to 24-year-old Elle Taylor.

Published 07 Apr, 2021 05:42pm

Middle East

Iran ship in Red Sea blast, suspicion falls on Israel

"The accident caused no casualties and a technical investigation is under way to determine its circumstances and origin," the spokesman said.

Published 07 Apr, 2021 05:42pm

Europe

Ukraine virus deaths, hospitalisations hit new record

Kiev tightened coronavirus restrictions on Monday, closing kindergartens and primary schools and introducing travel restrictions.

Updated 07 Apr, 2021 05:41pm

Europe

Coronavirus toll at 1000 GMT Wednesday

At least 132,382,700 cases of coronavirus have been registered.

Published 07 Apr, 2021 05:17pm

Help for low-income nations tops agenda at G20 meeting

World Bank President said this week he expects the G20 to prolong the moratorium, which was introduced in April last year and extended in October, one last time until the end of 2021.

Published 07 Apr, 2021 05:13pm

Europe

Turkey jails 22 ex-soldiers for life over 2016 coup bid

One of the president's lawyers provided AFP with a document showing the judge jailing 22 former ranking military personnel for life.

Published 07 Apr, 2021 04:58pm

Europe

Russia warns could block Zoom if it prohibits govt use

The US company has emerged as the global leader in video-conferencing applications, becoming ubiquitous as companies and schools moved online after the outbreak of the coronavirus pandemic.

Published 07 Apr, 2021 04:49pm

Europe

Czechs get fourth health minister since start of pandemic

The EU member state of 10.7 million people now reports around 5,000 new cases daily compared to 15,000 a month ago.

Published 07 Apr, 2021 04:47pm

Europe

Merkel backs 'short national lockdown' to tame virus

Merkel backs calls for a "short national lockdown", Ulrike Demmer said, noting that the country's health system was under growing pressure.

Published 07 Apr, 2021 04:42pm

Europe

Turkey's Erdogan 'determined' to see lower interest rates

Erdogan said: "God willing, we will reduce interest rates to single digits and then further lower this number. We are determined."

Published 07 Apr, 2021 04:39pm

Middle East

Iran's Rouhani says Vienna talks open 'new chapter'

The talks are to resume in Vienna on Friday, a diplomat familiar with the discussions said.

Published 07 Apr, 2021 04:37pm

India imposes new curbs as Covid-19 cases hit record

Many Indians lowered their guard after infections slowed sharply in late 2020, with huge crowds thronging religious festivals such as the Kumbh Mela which on one day last month saw three million attendees.

Updated 07 Apr, 2021 07:52pm

EMA press conference on AstraZeneca at 1400 GMT

However the EMA said later on Tuesday it had "not yet reached a conclusion and the review is currently ongoing".

Published 07 Apr, 2021 02:15pm

Salvage firm to tow stricken Dutch cargo ship in Norwegian Sea

"We are hopeful this can take place in the morning," Mortensholm said. "Apparently, it's looking good."

Updated 07 Apr, 2021 07:52pm

Philippine police probe death of curfew violator forced to do squats

Justice Secretary Menardo Guevarra said Monday local officials should consider using community service to punish people breaking lockdown rules, rather than jailing or fining them.

Updated 07 Apr, 2021 07:51pm

Iran says its ship Saviz was attacked in Red Sea

Israeli officials declined to comment on Tuesday's reported attack on the Iranian cargo ship.

Published 07 Apr, 2021 01:55pm

Russia reports 8,294 new COVID-19 cases, 374 deaths

The government coronavirus task force said 374 people had died in the past 24 hours, pushing its death toll to 101,480.

Published 07 Apr, 2021 01:46pm

Spain's Castile and Leon region suspends use of AstraZeneca vaccine

European Medicines Agency (EMA) releases a report on its safety.

Published 07 Apr, 2021 01:44pm

US continues to support direct dialogue between India, Pakistan on issues of concern: US State Department

Statement comes following Pakistan's decision not to import sugar and cotton from India.
Pakistan has said that there will be no trade with the neighbor until India reverses its 2019 decision under which Jammu and Kashmir was stripped of its special constitutional status.

Published 07 Apr, 2021 01:30pm

EU regulator to probe ethical standards of Sputnik vaccine trials

The European Medicines Agency's probe comes as people familiar with the regulator's approval process told the FT.

Published 07 Apr, 2021 01:05pm

Taiwan says India helped Paraguay get vaccines after China pressure

India says it shipped 100,000 COVAXIN doses to Paraguay on March 26 as a gift from the Indian government.

Published 07 Apr, 2021 12:53pm

Moscow and Washington in contact over Russia's climate summit participation

Russia said it was waiting for additional information from the United States before deciding on what format its participation might take, RIA said.

Published 07 Apr, 2021 12:48pm

India's Shilpa Medicare can make 100-200mn doses of COVID-19 shot, says exec

The company's shares jumped as much as 9.2% on India's National Stock Exchange following the news.

Published 07 Apr, 2021 12:46pm

Five killed in Myanmar as troops open fire on protesters

Russia, which has shown support for Myanmar's ruling military council, on Tuesday said the West risked triggering civil war in the country by imposing sanctions on the junta.

Published 07 Apr, 2021 12:38pm

South Korea reels from most daily COVID-19 cases in 3 months, approves Johnson & Johnson vaccine

J&J is the third COVID-19 vaccine maker to be authorised in South Korea, after AstraZeneca and Pfizer, both of which require two doses.

Published 07 Apr, 2021 12:35pm

India posts record COVID-19 cases, 13-fold jump over two months

Compelled by its domestic needs, India has now delayed exports of large quantities of vaccines, though 64.5 million does have been shipped so far.

Published 07 Apr, 2021 12:28pm

At least 10 Thai ministers, lawmakers self-isolate after COVID-19 contact

Bangkok authorities earlier this week closed 196 entertainment venues in three districts of Bangkok for two weeks after clusters emerged where more than 250 people were infected with the coronavirus.

Published 07 Apr, 2021 12:26pm

South Korea drug safety ministry approves J&J COVID-19 vaccine

The decision was made after a panel of South Korean advisers last week recommended that the single-dose shot was safe and effective, the report said.

Published 07 Apr, 2021 12:24pm

Ukraine reports record daily high 481 coronavirus-related deaths

The previous high of 433 deaths was on April 2.

Published 07 Apr, 2021 12:22pm

G20 finance officials to meet on pandemic measures, US global minimum tax plan

It was unclear what progress G20 finance leaders may be able to make in tax discussions on Wednesday.

Published 07 Apr, 2021 12:16pm

PNG secures first major shipment of COVID-19 vaccine from India

Export supplies of AstraZeneca's vaccine manufactured in Europe have also been curbed as the continent struggles to vaccinate its own populations.

Published 07 Apr, 2021 12:14pm

Japan's Osaka set to declare emergency amid record COVID-19 cases

Japan's vaccination drive is far behind that of most major economies.

Published 07 Apr, 2021 12:09pm

Two Chinese mine workers kidnapped in southwest Nigeria

Their workers have been repeatedly targeted by kidnap gangs.

Updated 07 Apr, 2021 07:51pm

UK begins rollout of Moderna Covid vaccine in Wales

The United Kingdom has vaccinated 31.6 million people with a first dose of a COVID-19 vaccine - and administered 5.5 million second doses. It will shortly have vaccinated half of its total population.

Published 07 Apr, 2021 11:01am

Amnesty condemns rich world's 'near-monopoly' on Covid vaccines

"The richest countries have effected a near-monopoly of the world's supply of vaccines, leaving countries with the fewest resources to face the worst health and human rights outcomes."

Updated 07 Apr, 2021 04:54pm

Chile president enacts election postponement

Last October, Chileans voted overwhelmingly in favor of rewriting the constitution.

Updated 07 Apr, 2021 04:54pm

First Covid vaccine shot alone not protective: Chile study

The study estimated that for people between 75 and 79 -- targeted in the initial vaccination campaign -- there would have been 80 percent more infections without the vaccine.

Updated 07 Apr, 2021 04:54pm

A third of COVID survivors suffer neurological or mental disorders: study

“Our results indicate that brain diseases and psychiatric disorders are more common after COVID-19 than after flu or other respiratory infections,” said Max Taquet, a psychiatrist at Britain’s Oxford University, who co-led the work.

Published 07 Apr, 2021 10:44am

US vaccine 'passports' advance despite growing controversy

The Republican governor of South Dakota, Kristi Noem, described vaccine passports as "one of the most un American ideas in our nation's history" on Twitter.

Updated 07 Apr, 2021 04:54pm

Mexican election candidate launches campaign from coffin

Politicians "have remained silent about the high levels of organized crime. They have remained silent about the chaotic Covid situation," Mayorga said.

Updated 07 Apr, 2021 04:54pm

Australia blames EU supply issues for slow vaccine rollout

Australia has reportedly received a million doses of the Pfizer/BioNTech vaccine, which it is administering to frontline workers.

Updated 07 Apr, 2021 04:53pm

Myanmar group compiles junta rights abuse dossier

Nearly 50 of the dead were children.

Published 07 Apr, 2021 10:21am

Biden announces all adults in US eligible for Covid vaccine by April 19

Biden's April 19 deadline means ending restrictions by age, health issues or other categories for people wanting to get vaccinated.

Published 07 Apr, 2021 10:16am

'Suddenly we heard people scream: Flood!' - Horror in Indonesia

"He's still missing," she sobbed, remembering the 33-year-old she thinks of as a son.

Published 07 Apr, 2021 10:11am

NASA’s Ingenuity helicopter survives first night alone on Mars

WASHINGTON: NASA’s Ingenuity mini-helicopter has survived its first night alone on the frigid surface of Mars, the...

Updated 07 Apr, 2021 09:53am

Sudan abolishes Israel boycott law

KHARTOUM: Sudan’s cabinet approved a bill Tuesday abolishing a 1958 law on boycotting Israel, six months after...

Updated 07 Apr, 2021 09:53am

Air France gets EU green light for 4bn euro aid

PARIS: The EU authorised the French government on Tuesday to double its stake in Air France and inject up to four...

Updated 07 Apr, 2021 09:53am

Denmark launches ‘corona pass’ to facilitate reopening

COPENHAGEN: Denmark on Tuesday began requiring people to use a new Covid certificate to enter certain businesses or...

Updated 07 Apr, 2021 09:53am

New Delhi under pandemic night curfew

NEW DELHI: The Indian capital on Tuesday imposed an immediate night curfew one day after the nation posted a record...

Updated 07 Apr, 2021 09:53am

Brazil seeks to raise $1.75bn in huge concession auction

SAO PAULO: Brazil will sell operating rights to 22 airports, five ports and a railroad in a massive auction this...

Updated 07 Apr, 2021 09:53am

Europe

Italy reports 421 coronavirus deaths on Tuesday, 7,767 new cases

Patients in hospital with COVID-19 - not including those in intensive care - stood at 29,337 on Tuesday, up from 28,785 a day earlier.

Published 07 Apr, 2021 01:13am

WHO says AstraZeneca benefits outweigh risks; assessing latest data

WHO was in touch with various national and regional expert committees that will decide on the vaccine's regulatory status, Gaspar said.

Published 07 Apr, 2021 12:25am

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USD PKR Interbank Buying / Apr 24	278.25
USD to Japanese Yen / Apr 24	154.89
USD to Swiss Franc / Apr 24	0.91
Pound Sterling to USD / Apr 24	1.24
Euro to USD / Apr 24	1.07

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S&P 500 / Apr 23	5070.55
Nasdaq / Apr 23	15696.64
Dow Jones / Apr 23	38503.69
India Sensex / Apr 24	73884
Tokyo Nikkei / Apr 24	38460.08
Hang Seng / Apr 24	17176.31
FTSE 100 / Apr 24	8079.79
Germany DAX 30 / Apr 24	18202.76

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Karachi Cotton PKR/37.32 KG / Apr 23	21035
Gold 10 Grams PKR / Apr 23	213220
Crude Oil USD/Barrel / Apr 24	83.46
Gold Spot USD/Ounce / Apr 24	2319
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Petrol/Litre / Apr 25	293.94

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786 Invest Ltd / Apr 25 786 Investments Limited(786)	5 ▼ 0.00 (0.00%)
AL-Abbas Sugar / Apr 25 Al-Abbas Sugar Mills Limited(AABS)	585 ▼ 0.00 (0.00%)
Agro Allianz / Apr 25 Agro Allianz Limited(AAL)	16 ▼ 0.00 (0.00%)
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Ali Asghar / Apr 25 Ali Asghar Textile Mills Limited(AATM)	2.07 ▼ 0.00 (0.00%)
Allied Bank / Apr 25 Allied Bank Limited(ABL)	87.10 ▼ 0.00 (0.00%)
Abbott Lab. / Apr 25 Abbott Laboratories (Pakistan) Limited(ABOT)	499.34 ▼ 0.00 (0.00%)
Abson Ind. / Apr 25 Abson Industries Limited(ABSON)	2.50 ▼ 0.00 (0.00%)
Alfalah ETF. / Apr 25 Alfalah Consumer Index ETF.(ACIETF)	9.84 ▼ 0.00 (0.00%)

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786 Invest Ltd / Apr 25 786 Investments Limited(786)	5 ▲ 0.00 (0.00%)
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Agro Allianz / Apr 25 Agro Allianz Limited(AAL)	16 ▲ 0.00 (0.00%)
AL-Abid Silk / Apr 25 Al-Abid Silk Mills Limited(AASM)	3.49 ▲ 0.00 (0.00%)
Ali Asghar / Apr 25 Ali Asghar Textile Mills Limited(AATM)	2.07 ▲ 0.00 (0.00%)
Allied Bank / Apr 25 Allied Bank Limited(ABL)	87.10 ▲ 0.00 (0.00%)
Abbott Lab. / Apr 25 Abbott Laboratories (Pakistan) Limited(ABOT)	499.34 ▲ 0.00 (0.00%)
Abson Ind. / Apr 25 Abson Industries Limited(ABSON)	2.50 ▲ 0.00 (0.00%)
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Pak Petroleum / Apr 25 Pakistan Petroleum Limited(PPL)	21,170,581 ▲ 0.00
Pak Refinery / Apr 25 Pakistan Refinery Limited(PRL)	16,965,134 ▲ 0.00
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