The Pak Banker - 2020-09-04

• Saudi Arabia will always be Pakistan's friend: PM Imran
• Central Bank independen­ce should have its limits
• 10 banks offering higher rate on savings account
• Ishrat stresses tax reforms to cut high deficits
• World food price index rises for third month running in August: FAO
• France unleashes 100b euro stimulus to revive economy
• Dollar gains further on ECB worries
• Venus, Clijsters fall as seeds march on at US Open
• Land reforms now
• Taunting Karachi
• Think, then tweet
• Sharif's return
• Japan's China policy
• US determined to make Assange pay
• Delicate balance
• Focus on the science and facts
• Old-school politics helps rise of Japan's likely new premier
• India steps up scrutiny of Chinese influence group
• Biden to turn campaign focus to pandemic
• UK minister reverses decision to remove think tank meetings from register
• Calls mount for Germany to rethink Nord Stream 2 pipeline
• HK court says Jimmy Lai not guilty of intimidati­on
• Belarusian PM replaces security chiefs
• Japan's Suga pledges focus on virus but details remain sketchy
• US airlines isolated in bid to scrap change fees forever
• Jamaicans head to polls amid coronaviru­s resurgence
• Weak German retail sales dash hopes for strong recovery
• Struggling airlines lead US planned job cuts in August
• Norway wealth fund to test business model of biggest CO2 emitters
• Bank of Ireland launches Green Bond framework
• Telenor Bank receives $45m equity injection
• CPEC aimed to decrease China's reliance on strategic chokeholds: US
• Bank of England warns mass return to UK offices 'not possible'
• ECC approves power tariff increase
• S Korea's headline inflation hits 5-month high

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