Syed Safdar Abbas is a local journalist based in Pakistan, with a focus on financial and economic news. His work has been featured in Aaj TV, where he covers topics such as currency exchange rates, stock market trends, and economic developments in Pakistan.
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Syed Safdar Abbas focuses on finance and economy, particularly on currency exchange rates, interbank market, Pakistani rupee, US dollar, gold prices, and Pakistan Stock Exchange (PSX). He frequently provides investment analysis and cites relevant data in his articles.
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The rate currently stands at 17.5%
The international gold price saw a decrease of $5 per ounce
The price of the dollar in the interbank market has also experienced a decline
Foreign currency closed at Rs277.73 The dollar fell against the rupee in the interbank market on Friday, according to the central bank as
Donkeys at cost of Rs20,000 is now being sold for as much as Rs80,000
The new price of one tola of gold is Rs270,500 Gold prices dropped significantly in Pakistan following an international trend.
By: Syed Safdar Abbas, Iqtidar Anwar
Holiday observed in Keamari, Korangi due to by-elections The Pakistan Peoples Party (PPP) emerged victorious on Thursday in the by-elections
As many as 457 companies transacted their shares in the stock market
This follows a strong performance throughout the trading week The Pakistan Stock Exchange (PSX) has achieved a new milestone, with its 100 Index surpassing the 100,000-point mark.
By: Syed Safdar Abbas
The market is up more than 50% this year in dollar terms Pakistan Stock Exchange's benchmark share index breached 100,000 points for the first time on Thursday and ended up 0.8%, closing at a record high.
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