The Pak Banker - 2020-06-10

• WB warns Covid-19 crisis risks dramatic rise in poverty
• Bank stocks could enter multi-week declines
• SBP wants growth inducing policies for recovery
• PBC to promote Pakistan brands
• Global economy to diminish by 5.2pc: WB
• Thailand proposes to tax foreign internet companies
• Corporate debt being explored by portfolio managers
• Investors again seek margin loans as stocks rally
• Japan's NHK removes video about US protests after online outrage
• Younis Khan appointed Pakistan's batting coach for England tour
• Massive sports corruption case finally heard at Paris trial
• Scales of accountabi­lity
• Probing a post-Covid-19 world
• Karachi's collapse
• Sugar probe
• Don't embrace status quo
• Citizens' trust key to defeating Covid-19
• Why Middle East should worry about Trump
• Indian cyber firm spied on politician­s, investors
• With healthcare in focus, Cyprus reopens for visitors
• Beijing's street vendors back on the run
• US failed to properly oversee Chinese telecom carriers: Senate panel
• London's statues from imperial past to be reviewed
• Future of UK quarantine unclear as Spain says not discussing air bridges
• Italian govt rejects ArcelorMit­tal's Ilva plan as workers strike
• Hong Kong spearheads $5 billion Cathay Pacific rescue package
• Chanel, Revlon, L'Oreal pivoting away from talc in some products
• Cornflakes for lunch! German parents say open school before mum goes nuts
• S&P cuts Japan's debt outlook as spending up during pandemic
• Malaysian prosecutor­s drop corruption charges against Najib ally
• TSMC says could fill order gap if unable to sell chips to Huawei
• Govt releases Rs585b for developmen­t projects
• $2.94m deals reached at Pak-China cloud exhibition
• Fault lines in bank reform drive exposed
• GSMA launches report on Pakistan's digital economy
• SECP suggests reduce CGT for two years
• SBP urged to allow banks to lend without fixed collateral

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