[external] Pakistan closing rupee rates in the kerb market - Reuters - Fri 4:14 am
KARACHI, Nov 5 (Reuters) - Thursday's rupee rates at 1200 GMT in the kerb market from the Forex Association of Pakistan.

[external] Pakistani stocks end lower; rupee firmer - Reuters - Fri 3:26 am
KARACHI, Nov 5 (Reuters) - Pakistani stocks ended lower on Thursday in low volume as investors concerned about security booked profits at higher levels after the market gained more than 2.4 percent the previous day, dealers said.

[external] Pakistani stocks end higher; rupee firms - Reuters - Thu 3:32 am
KARACHI, Nov 4 (Reuters) - Pakistani stocks ended more than 2.4 percent higher on Wednesday on clarity on the political scene and on hopes for an interest rate cut when the central bank announces monetary policy later this month.

[external] Pakistani stocks end higher; rupee weakens - Reuters - Wed 3:38 am
KARACHI, Nov 3 (Reuters) - Pakistani stocks ended up on Tuesday after falling more than 3 percent the previous day but turnover was low as investors stayed on the sidelines because of worry about security and political uncertainty, dealers said.

[external] FACTBOX-Five political risks to watch in Pakistan - Reuters - Tue 11:09 pm
ISLAMABAD, Nov 3 (Reuters) - Pakistan's military has launched an offensive in the key militant stronghold of South Waziristan, while al Qaeda-linked insurgents have struck back with a series of bomb attacks in major cities.

[external] Pakistani c.bank sells 8 bln rupees of T-bills - Reuters - Tue 10:17 pm
KARACHI, Nov 3 (Reuters) - Pakistan's central bank sold 8.0 billion rupees ($95.52 million) of treasury bills on Tuesday in 2-day repo contracts at 11.50 percent to mop up funds from the money market.

[external] Pakistani c.bank to sell T-bills in 2-day repo - Reuters - Tue 9:31 pm
KARACHI, Nov 3 (Reuters) - Pakistan's central bank said it will sell treasury bills to commercial banks on Tuesday in 2-day repo contracts to mop up funds from the money market.

[external] Pakistani stocks fall sharply on security, politics - Reuters - Tue 3:19 am
KARACHI, Nov 2 (Reuters) - Pakistani stocks fell sharply on Monday after a bomb blast in Rawalpindi killed 35 people and as fears of a political crisis loomed amid a government move to get a controversial law approved by the parliament.

[external] Pakistan's PPL Q1 net profit at 4.97 bln rupees - Reuters - Mon 9:38 pm
KARACHI, Nov 2 (Reuters) - State-run Pakistan Petroleum Ltd (PPL) on Monday reported a fall in net profit to 4.97 billion rupees ($59.3 million) in the quarter ended Sept. 30, in line with market expectations.

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