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 previous trading day concluded at an increase of 3,370 pointss
Monetary Policy Committee notes core inflation, at 9.7%, is proving to be sticky
Most districts in Balochistan will continue to experience cold and dry weather: PMD
This fifth consecutive rate cut by the SBP reflects a supportive monetary policy Pakistan's stock market surged to a record high on Tuesday, closing above 117,000 points for the first time.
This fifth consecutive rate cut by the SBP reflects a supportive monetary policy Pakistan Stock Exchange (PSX) rally halts abruptly.
A total of 1,252,980,316 shares were traded during the day
The benchmark 100 Index surged over 1,300 points
What will be price of an 11.8kg household cylinder The Oil and Gas Regulatory Authority (OGRA) has announced a reduction in liquefied petroleum gas (LPG) prices for January 2025.
He attributed the cold snap to a western disturbance over Balochistan A severe cold wave has swept across Karachi, sending temperatures plummeting into the single digits, forcing residents to stay indoors.
The government is obligated to cut off gas to captive power plants Pakistan faces a potential delay in receiving a $1 billion tranche of an IMF loan scheduled for March.
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