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Pakistan’s first in-depth newspaper that presents balanced news reports, analysis and reviews regarding Customs, Federal Board of Revenue (FBR) and Sales/Income Tax Departments beside covering import and export sectors comprehensively. Up-to-the-minute news bulletins regarding Customs and FBR departments are also displayed regularly on both website and face book for the interest of common people
Gupta scandal hits South African economy
CAPE TOWN: Faced with political scandals, the South African Reserve Bank (SARB) has decided to raise interest rates 0.25 percentage...
Israel, South Africa to strengthen ties in agriculture, science, technology
CAPE TOWN: Israel and South Africa have reached an agreement to improve diplomatic ties and increase cooperation on issues such...
Turkmenistan increasing liquefied gas export
BAKU: The Turkmenbashi Complex of Oil Refineries (TCOR) plans to produce 340,000 tons of liquefied gas in 2016, said the...
Iran resumes shipping to West
TEHRAN: One of Iran's main shipping companies resumed trading with the West this week after six years, but the Islamic...
Nigeria’s exports slump 40%
ABUJA: Nigerian exports slumped 40.3 percent last year after a fall in crude prices slashed government revenues, weakened the currency...
India’s exports may improve from last quarter of 2016
NEW DELHI: India’s exports will continue to face challenging times in 2016 and improvement can be expected from the last...
Ghana bans cashew exports
ACCRA: Ghana's Ministry of Trade and Industry has issued an Administrative Directive on the purchase and export of raw cashew...
Japan stainless steel scrap imports rebound in Jan
TOKYO: According to latest statistics released by Japan’s Ministry of Finance (MoF), the country’s imports of stainless steel scrap rebounded...
Portuguese exports continue to rise
LISBON: Portuguese exports rose by 0.7 percent against a 0.3 percent increase in imports in the three-month period through to...
Vietnam’s benchmark VN Index closes down 0.6%
HANOI: Vietnam's benchmark VN Index closed down 0.6 percent on Friday on profit-taking, with volume hitting its highest in one-and-a-half...
Poland’s manufacturing remains solid in Feb
WARSAW: Poland’s manufacturing remained on an even keel in January and February. Industrial production surged in headline terms in February;...
Australian table grape exports soar
CANBERRA: The Australian table grape industry is reaping the rewards of a strong export market, with international demand now outstripping...
Brazil central bank window to lower inflation outlook
BRASÍLIA: Brazilian Central Bank Director Tony Volpon said on Thursday that weaker global growth had given the bank an opportunity...
Finland GDP grows by 0.5% in 2015
HELSINKI: The country’s GDP grew by 0.5 per cent 2015, according to the Statistics Finland. The output of the national...
New Zealand shares rise with international markets
WELLINGTON: New Zealand shares rose, following international markets, with Australia & New Zealand Banking Group, Genesis Energy and SkyCity Entertainment...
Eight pre-qualified firms vie for 3 water projects in Oman
MUSCAT: As many as eight international companies have been pre-qualified to bid for developing independent water projects (IWPs) at Salalah,...
Iran’s oil exports hit 22-month high Jan
TEHRAN: Iran’s oil exports climbed to the highest in 22 months in January when sanctions against its economy ended, opening...
Free trade boosts Turkish exports to Palestine
ANKARA: Turkey's exports to Palestine rose nine-fold over the last decade thanks to a free trade agreement, a senior representative...
NBK plans to sell part of $1.9bn loan
KUWAIT: National Bank of Kuwait (NBK) plans to sell down part of the KD600 million ($1.99 billion) it is contributing...
Sugar exports to surge 80% to 20 LT in 2015-16
NEW DELHI: Sugar exports from India, the world's second-largest producer, are likely see an over 80 per cent jump to...
