Shahab Jafry is a Technical Analyst at Business Recorder. He specializes in finance, financial markets, and energy and mining, with a keen focus on global markets and international finance. Shahab's insights and analyses have been featured in Business Recorder and Global Finance Herald.
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Shahab Jafry's coverage focuses on government and politics, finance and economy, as well as world affairs with a particular emphasis on the Middle East conflict. He seems to prefer articles that involve opinion editorials, government announcements, legal policy regulation, and investment analysis.
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