News Archives for World - 2021-04-08

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USA

Mexico president will get AstraZeneca COVID-19 shot, says risks minimal

Mexico's health regulator said it was investigating the information, but had no current plans to limit the shot to any age group.

Published 08 Apr, 2021 11:56pm

Europe

UK COVID data shows more than 6mn people have had two doses of vaccine

The daily total number of new cases of the virus was 3,030, with the seven-day total of 20,056 down by 37pc compared with the previous seven-day period.

Updated 09 Apr, 2021 12:08am

Europe

Bulgaria says third COVID-19 wave is easing, lifts some restrictions

Shopping malls will open later next week and bars and nightclubs, closed since November, will be able to welcome partygoers at 50% of their capacity from April 29.

Updated 09 Apr, 2021 12:08am

Europe

Italy reports 487 coronavirus deaths on Thursday, 17,221 new cases

Patients in hospital with COVID-19 - not including those in intensive care - stood at 28,851 on Thursday, down from 29,316 a day earlier.

Updated 09 Apr, 2021 12:08am

Europe

Spain to vaccinate 60-69 year olds with AstraZeneca shot, govt says

Cases of the virus have been increasing for several weeks in Spain, which has fully vaccinated some 3.02 million people and administered a total of 9.8 million shots.

Updated 09 Apr, 2021 12:07am

USA

IMF sees uncertainty around Argentina's economic policies

"There's always at least two legs to any restructuring. One is how you change the terms of your debt contracts, the other one is how you change your policies to make the new debt sustainable. And I think that second leg is where we have a lot of uncertainty," said Alejandro Werner, the IMF's head for the Western Hemisphere, in an event hosted by S&P Global.

Published 08 Apr, 2021 08:56pm

Africa

African Union drops AstraZeneca from its vaccine plan

Africa CDC says decision not linked to clot fears.
Seeking more J&J shots while COVAX sources AstraZeneca.
Aiming not to compete with COVAX during supply crunch.

Published 08 Apr, 2021 08:29pm

Europe

Merkel tells Putin to pull back troops as Kremlin accuses Ukraine of provocations

Ukraine has raised the alarm over an increase in Russian forces near its eastern border as violence has risen along the line of contact separating its troops from Russia-backed separatists in its Donbass region.
"The Chancellor demanded that this build-up be unwound in order to de-escalate the situation," Germany's government said in a readout of a telephone call between Merkel and Putin.

Published 08 Apr, 2021 08:27pm

USA

Mexico president will get AstraZeneca COVID-19 shot, says risks minimal

Lopez Obrador, 67, said the benefits outweighed the risks of the low-cost shot, which is a core pillar of Mexico's vaccination strategy. Several countries have drawn attention to possible links between the vaccine and very rare cases of blood clots.
Mexico's health regulator said it was investigating the information, but had no current plans to limit the shot to any age group.

Published 08 Apr, 2021 08:16pm

Middle East

Saudi Arabia signs agreements for 7 new solar projects

The projects will have more than 3,600 megawatt capacity, in addition to the projects of Sakaka and Dumat al-Jandal.

Published 08 Apr, 2021 08:13pm

World

US's Yellen urges major economies to deploy 'significant' new spending

"I urge major economies to not just avoid removing support too early, but to strive to provide significant amounts of new fiscal support to secure a robust recovery," she said.

Published 08 Apr, 2021 07:50pm

Europe

Coronavirus toll at 1000 GMT Thursday

At least 133,077,500 cases of coronavirus have been registered.

Published 08 Apr, 2021 07:49pm

USA

New US jobless claims increase for second straight week

Another 151,752 applications, not seasonally adjusted, were filed under a special pandemic aid program for freelance workers, about 85,000 less than the prior week.

Published 08 Apr, 2021 07:46pm

Africa

Death toll in Sudan Darfur clashes rises to 132: governor

Sudan's government has declared a state of emergency in the region.

Published 08 Apr, 2021 07:43pm

Europe

France hits target of 10 million jabs

EU members have faced a shortage of doses which has been blamed on a centralised purchasing and distribution system.

Published 08 Apr, 2021 07:40pm

Europe

Macron to abolish elite French college

Macron announced plans to scrap the institution in 2019 following "yellow vest" anti-government protests which highlighted inequality.

Published 08 Apr, 2021 07:38pm

Europe

Sweden looks to tighten immigration law

"We are moving over to temporary residence permits as the main rule," justice minister Morgan Johansson told a press conference.

Published 08 Apr, 2021 07:36pm

Europe

Ukraine's Zelensky on frontline as Merkel urges Putin to pull back troops

In a phone call with Putin on Thursday, Merkel urged him to reduce Moscow's "troop reinforcements" on the border "to de-escalate tensions".

Published 08 Apr, 2021 07:33pm

World

Iran Covid cases hit two million in 'meteoric' rise

Over the past 24 hours, the country officially recorded 22,586 new cases of infection, reaching a new high, health ministry spokeswoman Sima Sadat Lari said.

Published 08 Apr, 2021 07:32pm

World

US restricts trade with Chinese supercomputers centers

US President has vowed to keep up pressure on China, in a rare point of agreement with his hawkish predecessor Donald Trump.

Published 08 Apr, 2021 07:29pm

South Asia

Five Chinese cities told to rein in speculation as property prices soar

New home prices in China rose at their fastest pace in five months in February, official data shows, as red-hot demand for property in the world's-second largest economy largely eclipsed government efforts to cool the market.
The five cities have seen prices rise fast due to spillover demand from tier-1 cities such as Shanghai and Shenzhen which imposed stringent regulations early in the year to rein in home prices.

Updated 08 Apr, 2021 08:06pm

Europe

Vaccinations helped push down England's COVID infection rates sharply in March: study

The REACT study, run by scientists at Imperial College London, found that infections fell by approximately 60% from the last study in February, with an average of only one in 500 people infected.
Paul Elliott, director of the REACT programme, said the "gratifying fall in infections" was "really good news" and "shows we're headed in the right direction".

Published 08 Apr, 2021 07:27pm

Europe

French COVID-19 situation serious but encouraging signs after local lockdowns

"We have the first encouraging signs in the 16 departments where we had imposed restriction measures," Attal told a news conference following a meeting of French government ministers.
Nonetheless, Attal said the number of people in intensive care units with COVID-19 was likely to go up in the coming days.

Published 08 Apr, 2021 07:24pm

Europe

COVAX vaccines reach more than 100 countries, despite supply hits

Despite being hit by reduced supply availability in March and April, and higher demand in India where much of its main jab AstraZeneca is made, it expects to deliver doses to all economies that have requested them in the first half of 2021, the GAVI vaccine alliance and World Health Organization said.

Published 08 Apr, 2021 07:19pm

Europe

Sweden registers 7,822 new COVID-19 cases, 17 deaths on Thursday

The country of 10 million inhabitants registered 17 new deaths, taking the total to 13,595. 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 08 Apr, 2021 07:11pm

South Asia

Thai capital may take over 2 months to contain new virus outbreak

Authorities expect to be able to contain the virus between one and two months in the provinces but in Bangkok, the epicentre, it could take longer, depending on control measures Kiatiphum Wongrajit, the ministry's permanent secretary, said in the statement.

Published 08 Apr, 2021 06:56pm

USA

Mexico annual inflation hits 4.67pc in March, above central bank target

"The jump in Mexico's headline inflation ... was driven once again by higher fuel inflation. We think this trend has a bit further to run, but the central bank is likely to look through this and keep its policy rate at 4.00% over the coming months," said Nikhil Sanghani, Latin America economist at Capital Economics.
Consumer prices rose 0.83% in March, according to non-seasonally adjusted figures.

Published 08 Apr, 2021 06:54pm

Europe

Kremlin says it has to be ready for worst-case US sanctions scenario

"The hostility and unpredictability of America's actions force us in general to be prepared for the worst scenarios," Kremlin spokesman Dmitry Peskov told reporters.
Moscow's ties with Washington nosedived last month when Russia recalled its ambassador after US President Joe Biden said he thought President Vladimir Putin was a killer.

Published 08 Apr, 2021 06:48pm

Europe

Britain grants asylum to Hong Kong activist after China's crackdown on dissent

"After several interviews in four months, the Home Office has informed me that my asylum application is approved," Law, who arrived in Britain last July, said on Twitter late on Wednesday.
"The fact that I am wanted under the national security law shows that I am exposed to severe political persecution and am unlikely to return to Hong Kong without risk."

Published 08 Apr, 2021 06:46pm

USA

Major economies should inject 'significant' support for global economy: Yellen

She urged the World Bank to support developing countries and ensure they get timely access to COVID-19 vaccines, and said the United States supported accelerated negotiation to replenish the World Bank's International Development Association fund for the poorest countries.

Published 08 Apr, 2021 06:44pm

Europe

Kremlin says Russia will be forced to protect its citizens in Ukraine's east depending on scale of conflict

The official, Dmitry Kozak, said that the start of major military action in eastern Ukraine would mark the beginning of the end of Ukraine, TASS said.

Published 08 Apr, 2021 06:42pm

Europe

Tirana airport partially reopens despite air traffic control strike

About 70 air traffic controllers went on strike on Wednesday after their monthly wages were halved to around $2,490 due to a 57% reduction in air traffic caused by the COVID-19 pandemic.
In response to the strike, the government took over the control tower. A Reuters reporter saw armoured vehicles and police there.

Published 08 Apr, 2021 06:24pm

USA

US weekly jobless claims unexpectedly rise

Initial claims for state unemployment benefits totaled a seasonally adjusted 744,000 for the week ended April 3 compared to 728,000 in the prior week, the Labor Department said on Thursday.
The labor market has regained its footing after stumbling in December, thanks to the White House's massive $1.9 trillion pandemic rescue package and an acceleration in the pace of vaccinations against COVID-19, which are allowing more services businesses to resume operations.

Published 08 Apr, 2021 06:21pm

Middle East

Saudi $7 trillion investment goal puts spotlight on oil prices

Saudi pursuing 27 trillion riyal spending push.
Under plan, some firms required to cut payouts to government.
More taxes, royalties will help to plug gap – analysts.
So Saudi will likely need higher oil prices.
OPEC leader may need to curb supply to prop up prices.

Published 08 Apr, 2021 06:09pm

Europe

British PM condemns latest Northern Ireland violence

"The way to resolve differences is through dialogue, not violence or criminality," Boris Johnson.

Published 08 Apr, 2021 05:50pm

Middle East

UN agency praises new US aid for Palestinians at 'critical moment'

"The US contribution comes at a critical moment, as we continue to adjust to the challenges the Covid-19 pandemic presents."

Published 08 Apr, 2021 05:48pm

World

German industrial orders jump on renewed domestic demand

Compared with February 2020, new orders were up by 5.6 percent, Destatis said.

Published 08 Apr, 2021 05:46pm

South Asia

Britain says forced to accede as Myanmar junta sacks envoy

The ousted envoy said his defence attache, Chit Win, had taken over the mission in "a kind of coup", two months after the military seized power in Myanmar.

Published 08 Apr, 2021 05:44pm

South Asia

India suffers vaccine shortages as virus surges

India's vast vaccination programme is reportedly experiencing problems having administered 87 million shots so far in a population of 1.3 billion people.

Published 08 Apr, 2021 05:42pm

Europe

Germany to talk to Russia about buying Sputnik jabs

Germany's comparatively slow vaccine rollout has become a lightning rod issue as it grapples with a fierce third wave of the pandemic.

Published 08 Apr, 2021 05:40pm

Europe

Ukraine's Zelensky to visit frontline after surge in clashes

The Ukrainian military on Thursday announced that another of its soldiers had been killed, bringing to 25 the number of troops killed since the start of the year, compared with 50 in all of 2020.

Published 08 Apr, 2021 05:28pm

World

Turkey blames EU for 'sofagate' scandal

The well-appointed room which the three leaders entered had only two chairs arranged next to the corresponding EU and Turkish flags.

Published 08 Apr, 2021 05:26pm

Middle East

Israeli strikes kill 3 Iran-backed fighters in Syria: monitor

The Observatory said it could not determine their nationalities but that they were all non-Syrians.

Published 08 Apr, 2021 05:22pm

South Asia

China says UK sheltering 'wanted criminals' after HK asylum ruling

Law said Wednesday he had been granted asylum in Britain, after fleeing the semi-autonomous territory following the introduction of a sweeping new security law.

Published 08 Apr, 2021 05:20pm

World

Australia halts AstraZeneca shots for under 50s over clot concerns

There has so far been only one case of blood clotting in a patient who received the AstraZeneca vaccine in Australia.

Published 08 Apr, 2021 05:18pm

Europe

EU lawmakers demand answers over Turkey 'sofagate' furore

It all centred on an awkward moment at the start of talks between von der Leyen, European Council President Charles Michel and Turkish leader Recep Tayyip Erdogan in Ankara on Tuesday.

Published 08 Apr, 2021 05:16pm

Europe

UK govt offers reassurance on AstraZeneca vaccine safety

Hancock emphasised the serious side effects were "extremely rare", adding that all three of the vaccines so far approved for use in Britain were "safe for all ages".

Published 08 Apr, 2021 05:14pm

South Asia

Philippines keeping 'options open' on South China Sea: govt

"We share the concerns of our Philippine allies regarding the continued reported massing of PRC maritime militia near the Whitsun Reef," Price said.

Published 08 Apr, 2021 05:12pm

Europe

German mayor suspended for skipping vaccine queue

Wiegand is also not the only German politician embroiled in a pandemic-related scandal.

Published 08 Apr, 2021 05:08pm

South Asia

Indonesia warns over delays for 100 million AstraZeneca jabs

The world's fourth-biggest nation is one of the hardest hit in Asia, with more than 1.5 million virus cases and over 42,000 deaths.

Published 08 Apr, 2021 05:04pm

Africa

Nigeria police repel attack in restive southeast

The army said a joint security operation was underway in the volatile region "to flush out the miscreants".

Published 08 Apr, 2021 05:02pm

Europe

Navalny supporters jailed for penal colony protest

The supporters had gathered outside the colony to demand access to Navalny, who is on hunger strike and demanding medical treatment for back pain and numbness in his legs and hands.

Published 08 Apr, 2021 04:53pm

World

Human Rights Watch lashes Chad over pre-election 'crackdown'

The country's president, Idriss Deby Itno, a career soldier who seized power in 1990, is bidding for a sixth term in office.

Published 08 Apr, 2021 04:51pm

Middle East

Covid cases hit 2 million in Iran 'meteoric' spike

Iran also recorded an additional 185 virus-related deaths, Lari said, bringing the total to 63,884.

Published 08 Apr, 2021 04:46pm

Europe

Leaders condemn 'deplorable' Northern Ireland unrest

The nightly attacks have left more than 50 police officers injured, as well as a press photographer and the driver of the bus fire-bombed Wednesday.

Published 08 Apr, 2021 04:46pm

World

World food price index rises in March for 10th month running

Above-average outputs were also expected for maize, with a record harvest forecast for Brazil and a multi-year high predicted for South Africa.

Published 08 Apr, 2021 02:12pm

World

Russia reports 8,672 new COVID-19 cases, 365 deaths

The government coronavirus taskforce said that 365 people had died in the last 24 hours, taking its death toll to 101,845.

Published 08 Apr, 2021 02:10pm

World

47 UK MPs question Boris Johnson's decision to place Pakistan on travel ‘red list’; demand further data and evidence

"The current rate of infection in Pakistan is also reportedly lower than the UK," the letter said.
We would be grateful if the full data and evidence can be provided to show why these specific countries have been added to the red list and provide an urgent clarification of the decision-making process, the MPs asked.

Published 08 Apr, 2021 01:17pm

World

Twitter spotlights Asia democracy movements with #MilkTeaAlliance emoji

It has also directed local telecom service providers to block access to social media sites, which protesters have skirted by using virtual private networks and foreign SIM cards.

Published 08 Apr, 2021 01:14pm

World

Britain condemns 'bullying' Myanmar junta over seizing London

"We condemn the bullying actions of the Myanmar military regime in London yesterday," Dominic Raab tweeted.

Published 08 Apr, 2021 01:08pm

World

Cyclone that ravaged Indonesia, East Timor set to hit Australia

Local residents were also urged to prepare emergency kits and ensure their homes were ready for the expected impact.

Published 08 Apr, 2021 01:05pm

World

UAE says supports new Libyan government

An array of armed groups arose to fill the vacuum, and many coalesced around Haftar or the GNA.

Published 08 Apr, 2021 01:03pm

World

Covid shadow over tense Samoan election

"I am not worried and I am confident," he said in a radio interview.

Published 08 Apr, 2021 01:02pm

World

EU commission head taken aback as Erdogan and her colleague snap up the chairs

Mamer said von der Leyen decided not to make "an issue out of it" and in the conversation brought up women's rights and the Istanbul Convention on violence against women, from which Turkey withdrew last month.

Published 08 Apr, 2021 12:41pm

World

Mexican president and US VP Harris discuss migration on call

The two sides also agreed to boost cooperation to target human smuggling and human trafficking.

Published 08 Apr, 2021 12:24pm

World

Mexico's Pemex suffers fire at refinery, seven injured

Footage posted on social media showed flames leaping inside the refinery and thick black plumes of smoke billowing out.

Published 08 Apr, 2021 12:14pm

World

Thailand reports 405 new coronavirus cases, no new deaths

The new cases took the total number of infections to 30,310, with 95 deaths.

Published 08 Apr, 2021 12:07pm

World

New Zealand suspends entry for travellers from India due to high COVID-19 cases

Pre-departure testing requirements reduced the number of positive cases coming from other countries but that's not been the case with India, Ardern said.

Published 08 Apr, 2021 12:02pm

World

Indonesia says about 100mn AstraZeneca vaccine doses face arrival delays

Indonesia has administered at least one shot of vaccine to over 9.22 million people.

Published 08 Apr, 2021 11:54am

World

India reports record 126,789 new COVID-19 cases

Deaths rose by 685, taking the tally to 166,862, the data showed.

Published 08 Apr, 2021 11:53am

World

Brazil reports 92,625 new coronavirus cases, 3,829 deaths in 24 hours

Brazil has registered more than 13 million cases since the pandemic began.

Published 08 Apr, 2021 11:48am

World

UK PM Johnson says deeply concerned by N. Irish violence

"The way to resolve differences is through dialogue, not violence or criminality."

Published 08 Apr, 2021 11:47am

World

Philippines suspends use of AstraZeneca vaccine for people under 60

The Philippines has so far received 525,600 doses of AstraZeneca's vaccines, about a fifth of the country's total inventory, through the COVAX facility.

Published 08 Apr, 2021 11:16am

Middle East

U.S is prepared to lift sanctions from Iran, according to State Department

On Wednesday, diplomats from major powers met separately with leaders from Iran and the United States, to discuss how to bring both countries back into the fold of the nuclear deal, which was abandoned three years ago.
The United States is prepared to remove sanctions on Iran to resume compliance with the Iran nuclear deal, including those that are inconsistent with the 2015 pact.

Updated 08 Apr, 2021 11:43am

World

US restores aid to Palestinians with $235 million funding package

Blinken says the US will relaunch policies stopped during the Trump administration, including $150 million for UN Relief and Works Agency
Assistance will help provide critical relief to those in great need, fosters economic development, and supports Israeli-Palestinian understanding, security coordination, and stability

Published 08 Apr, 2021 10:52am

World

Tunisia tightens anti-Covid measures

Hospital officials have in recent days spoken of a dangerous situation due to an increase in infections and dozens of deaths per day.

Updated 08 Apr, 2021 07:33pm

World

Spain reserves AstraZeneca vaccine for those over 60

While waiting for the update from the regulator, the Spanish region of Castille and Leon had suspended AstraZeneca vaccines as a precaution.

Updated 08 Apr, 2021 07:33pm

World

US warns China over moves on Philippines, Taiwan

He was using language from the Taiwan Relations Act, under which the United States is obliged to provide the island with the means to defend itself against Beijing.

Updated 08 Apr, 2021 05:03pm

World

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

The US delegation has set up at a different hotel in Vienna, with EU negotiators acting as go-betweens.

Updated 08 Apr, 2021 05:03pm

World

Police used inappropriate 'deadly force' on Floyd: expert

"An officer is only allowed to use a level of force that is proportional to the seriousness of the crime, or the level of resistance," he said.

Updated 08 Apr, 2021 05:03pm

World

Ex-VP Pence to pen memoir ahead of 2024 race: publisher

Two people in the publishing industry said Pence's deal is worth between $3 million and $4 million, CNN reported.

Updated 08 Apr, 2021 05:03pm

World

Venezuela claims sanctions blocking vaccine purchases

Like the rest of South America, Venezuela is battling a harsh new pandemic wave fueled, authorities say, by more infectious virus variants from Brazil.

Updated 08 Apr, 2021 05:01pm

World

Argentina announces curfew as coronavirus cases rise

The Pan American Health Organization said last week that Argentina is one of the 10 countries with the most new infections worldwide.

Updated 08 Apr, 2021 05:01pm

World

Mexican tricksters use elderly disguise to get Covid vaccine

The imposters face charges of identity theft, she said.

Updated 08 Apr, 2021 05:03pm

World

EU regulator says AZ clot risk 'very rare' as nations battle virus surges

But EMA chief Emer Cooke said no particular risk factor had been identified and the clots may be linked to an immune response to the vaccine.

Updated 08 Apr, 2021 05:00pm

World

International passenger traffic down 89% in February, no sign of recovery: IATA

“International passenger traffic was down almost 89% and is showing no signs of recovery in the current environment,” IATA’s new director general Willie Walsh said at a presentation on Wednesday.

Published 08 Apr, 2021 10:01am

World

Syria responds to 'Israeli aggression': state media

The source did not provide details on the targets.

Updated 08 Apr, 2021 05:00pm

World

Biden tackles 'ghost guns' and US firearms violence

Nearly 40,000 Americans die each year from shootings, more than half due to suicide.

Updated 08 Apr, 2021 04:59pm

World

Arauz planning to change Ecuador agreements if elected

Ecuador seized a record 128 tons of drugs in 2020, even though the country produces very little itself.

Updated 08 Apr, 2021 04:59pm

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USD PKR Interbank Selling / Nov 2	276.96 ▲ 0.01
USD PKR Interbank Buying / Nov 2	276.72 ▼ -0.03
USD to Japanese Yen / Nov 3	157.84 ▼ -0.01
USD to Swiss Franc / Nov 3	0.82 ▼ -0.0004
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Euro to USD / Nov 3	1.12 ▲ 0.0001
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India Sensex / Nov 3	76,288.65
Hang Seng / Nov 3	23,500.97
FTSE 100 / Nov 3	10,707.82
Germany DAX 30 / Nov 3	25,725.38
France CAC40 / Nov 3	7,999.61
S&P 500 / Nov 2	7,541.40
Tokyo Nikkei / Nov 2	63,081.86
Nasdaq / Nov 2	25,164.36
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Petrol/Litre / Nov 3	374.51
Crude Oil USD/Barrel / Nov 3	97.48
Karachi Cotton PKR/37.32 KG / Nov 3	18,080
Gold Spot USD/Ounce / Nov 3	3,921.33
Diesel/Litre / Nov 3	395.20
Cotton US¢/pound / Nov 3	76.96
Gold 10 Grams PKR / Nov 2	353,340

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Pervez Ahmed Consultancy / Nov 3 Pervez Ahmed Consultancy Services Ltd.(PASL)	4.96 ▲ 1 (25.25%)
Premier Insurance (R) / Nov 3 Premier Insurance Limited (RIGHT)(PINLR)	0.79 ▲ 0.13 (19.7%)
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Frontier Ceramics / Nov 3 Frontier Ceramics Limited(FRCL)	86.31 ▲ 7.85 (10.01%)
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F.Credit & Inv / Nov 3 First Credit and Investment Bank Limited(FCIBL)	155.21 ▲ 14.11 (10%)

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Bawany Air Products (R) / Nov 3 Bawany Air Products Limited Right(BAPLR1)	2.62 ▼ -1 (-27.62%)
Saif Power Ltd. / Nov 3 Saif Power Limited(SPWL)	7.79 ▼ -0.89 (-10.25%)
Sindh Modaraba / Nov 3 Sindh Modaraba(SINDM)	73.98 ▼ -8.22 (-10%)
Ningbo Green Light / Nov 3 Ningbo Green Light Energy Limited(NGLEL)	13.82 ▼ -1.53 (-9.97%)
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Cnergyico PK / Nov 3 Cnergyico PK Limited(CNERGY)	78,611,586 ▼ -0.4
Pervez Ahmed Consultancy / Nov 3 Pervez Ahmed Consultancy Services Ltd.(PASL)	63,987,150 ▲ 1
Pakistan Refinery / Nov 3 Pakistan Refinery Limited(PRL)	23,961,222 ▼ -2.52
Oilboy Energy / Nov 3 Oilboy Energy Limited(OBOY)	11,639,525 ▲ 0.87
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Media Times Ltd / Nov 3 Media Times Limited(MDTL)	7,627,136 ▲ 0.44
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Bawany Air Products (R) / Nov 3 Bawany Air Products Limited Right(BAPLR1)	6,697,832 ▼ -1
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