International Customs
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
Banks Okayed to import smaller unit gold bars
KATHMANDU: The Commerce Ministry has allowed banks to import smaller unit gold bars, enabling bullion traders to buy only as...
Oman’s Sohar port comes looking for investments from India
MUSCAT: As the Sultanate of Oman continues to focus on economic diversification beyond its traditional petrochemical base and strives to...
Moody’s keeps Poland’s rating unchanged
WARSAW: The Moody’s agency has said it has not updated its rating for Poland. The Ministry of Finance in Warsaw...
Economy recovering, deficit targets will be met
LISBON: Portugal’s Labour Minister, José António Vieira da Silva said the country’s budget deficit would fall to below 2.5 percent...
Vietnam ties Buddhism knot with India, not China
NEW DELHI: Indo-Vietnam cultural linkages are well known. Vietnam, a key strategic and economic player in South-East Asia, is now...
Mubadala’s H1 revenues surge to Dh14.3b
DUBAI: Mubadala Development Company, the Abu Dhabi government owned investment and development company, said on Thursday that its group-wide revenues...
Bangladesh fails to tap advantage, sufficiently
HANOI: Vietnam fills the vacuum with higher trade volume as China slows apparel export to the European Union (EU) and...
Ukraine’s Antonov halts production in 2016 due to lack of Russian parts
KIEV: Kiev’s decision to cut ties with Russia left aircraft producer Antonov with no source of parts with which to...
UAE, Saudi footwear imports down
DUBAI: Brazilian footwear exports to the United Arab Emirates and Saudi Arabia have declined in amount, total value, and average...
Pound New Zealand dollar exchange rate soars
WELLINGTON: Despite the positivity of some post-referendum data the Pound has struggled to maintain a bullish trend against rivals, particularly...
Australia, UK ministers affirm close ties
CANBERRA: Australia and Britain have affirmed their close security relationship at annual top-level talks in London. Defence Minister Marise Payne...
Bank of Italy ups pressure with trade reporting requirements
ROME: Banks and issuers are scrambling to get to grips with new trade reporting requirements set by the Bank of...
ATHEX: Another late rally buoys bourse index
ATHENS: Yet one more session on the Greek bourse went almost a full day with the benchmark in the red,...
India eyes lower crude oil import
NEW DELHI: India on Friday said it plans to reduce crude oil import by 10% by 2022 to ensure energy...
UK wheat exports make strong start to 2016-17
LONDON: UK wheat exports have, reportedly, made a buoyant start to 2016-17, more than doubling year on year, but there...
US moulding imports down 1% in June
WASHINGTON: The US imported $14.5 million worth of hardwood moulding in June, down 9% from May. Year-to-date imports were slightly...
Brazil stocks fall as steelmakers follow decline in commodities
BRASÍLIA: The Ibovespa fell, leaving it lower for the week, as a decline in commodity prices dimmed the outlook for...
Japanese ferrous scrap export prices rise in monthly auction
TOKYO: The highest bid in a monthly auction Friday for Japanese H2 grade ferrous scrap for export from Tokyo Bay...
German exports plunge, fuelling slowdown fears
FRANKFURT: German exports fell sharply in July as demand weakened from outside the euro area, official data showed Friday, adding...
Bank of Korea holds key rate steady
SEOUL: The Bank of Korea yesterday held its key interest rate unchanged for a third month, citing rising household debt...
