The Pak Banker - 2020-01-15

• Pakistan's general govt debt ratio to fall to 80pc: Fitch
• SBP says Pakistan needs a shift towards export-based economy
• Goldman staking its future on a mobile app
• Visa to acquire Plaid in $5.3b deal
• CSB Bank hits new lifetime low of Rs194.65
• Court tosses ruling against Iran's central bank
• SBP says sustainabl­e growth hinges on exports
• Commerce officials asked to set export targets
• Goods transporte­rs end strike on Sindh govt's assurances
• Auto sector in troubles as car sales plunge 43pc
• Govt hopes to achieve $24b remittance­s target
• Extreme weather wreaks havoc across Pakistan
• Weekly inflation up 0.36pc
• Markets mixed as focus moves to China-US pact
• Korea's hydrogen economy drive going smoothly
• Asian markets mostly up as focus moves to China-US pact
• Beijing to further cultivate 5G, AI industries
• Federer to add to Australia bushfire appeal as donations swell
• Steele shoots 64 to seize 3-stroke Hawaii PGA lead
• It's the economy, stupid
• A foul sense of entitlemen­t
• Death & disorienta­tion
• Ummah & democracy
• PML-N's choice
• US-Iran ties
• Return to the Moon by 2024?
• US-China trade war set to drag on
• Frightenin­g new regional order
• Election strategy and national security
• Indonesia, UAE sign $23b investment deals
• S Korea's unemployed ratio highest among OECD nations
• Iraq warns of 'collapse' if Trump blocks oil cash
• China's hub plans to double cargo trains to Europe
• Australia's bushfire crisis turns off tourists
• Hyundai seeks to boost annual US sales to 1m units by 2025
• Haiti to commemorat­e deadly quake in anger
• Boeing employees' emails bemoan culture of 'arrogance'
• Global retailers exchange ideas amid e-commerce challenges
• Hyundai Mobis to spend big for future car technologi­es
• Samsung ranks 18th worldwide in market cap
• Siemens to remain in Australia mining project: CEO
• Banks kick off earnings season, inflation gauge
• EU to lay out trillion-euro 'Green Deal'
• Jack Ma, Grab scan Singapore digital bank battlefiel­d
• Bank of America Corp. largest financial company
• China remains top importer, traded products $4.025 billion
• Stocks close flat in range-bound session

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