The Pak Banker - 2019-11-02

• Japan bank stands pat on policy, eyes more stimulus steps
• World Bank to help Pakistan bring about more reforms
• New chief to make RBS more open, accessible
• Prof Dr Talat Naseer Pasha appointed VC of University of Education
• Altaf Hussain's bail extended by UK court
• Government officials around the globe targeted for hacking through WhatsApp: sources
• 'Will never hand you an NRO,' PM tells Azadi March protesters
• IHC accepts Awan's unconditio­nal apology but issues her another contempt notice
• Mansha proposes bond swap for circular debt
• UK manufactur­ing decline slows after new Brexit stockpilin­g rush
• PBOC keeps monetary conditions on even keel
• OPEC October oil output jumps on swift Saudi recovery
• Experts urge action to boost China's steel industry
• England claim first blood in New Zealand T20 series
• Local favourite Li earns one-shot lead in Shanghai
• Learning, reflection & growth
• Waylaid on GT Road
• The Punjab card
• Another train tragedy
• Constituti­onal foundation­s for impeachmen­t
• China avoids tough economic challenges
• The Disability Integratio­n Act
• It's time to change the STEM status quo
• China needs to obey the law
• Building resilience
• Travel, leisure firm reports set to give view of economy
• Exporters innovate to feed China's appetite for seafood
• Healthcare may trump Brexit in battle for vote
• Third China-Russia Internet Media Forum to be held
• US, China to announce new venue to ink trade deal soon
• Germany, India sign wide-ranging agreements
• Dutch climate plans will miss targets
• JD Logistics eyes faster deliveries in lower-tier cities for growth
• General Motors strike looms over US October job growth
• Britain's Peel Ports sees Brexit boost as shippers divert cargo
• Du's 9-month net profit surges 3.7pc to Dh1.29b
• Alibaba to resume Hong Kong listing plans
• Pak team visits China to enhance bilateral co-op
• China central bank drain biggest weekly liquidity
• PPI claims wipe out Lloyds bank profits
• Pakistan earns $61.8m from transport services export
• Lebanon banks reopen as protests ease
• OLX to host country's biggest property expo
• Footwear exports rise 26pc to $37m

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