The Pak Banker - 2024-01-30

• Govt’s $100b export plan and IMF reality check
• SBP keeps key policy rate unchanged at 22pc
• National Economic Council assesses cuts to uplift funding
• Pakistan cbank expected to hold rates steady ahead of elections: Reuters poll
• Short-term inflation stays above 43 percent
• Shamshad underscore­s need for continued reforms, revenue enhancemen­t
• ‘Spoilers will not be allowed to drive wedge' between Pakistan and Iran’
• Shehbaz eyes PML-N’s landslide victory in Feb 8 elections
• Hot on PML-N’s heels, PTI unveils election manifesto
• Only PPP can thwart Nawaz’s 4th-time PM aspiration: Bilawal
• Alternativ­e Lifestyle Festival highlights alternate choices for a sustainabl­e future
• UK-Canada trade rift: What it means for cheese, beef and cars
• US dollar retreats after inflation data
• India stock market rises to fourth-largest, overtakes Hong Kong for first time
• Joseph scripts West Indies’ Test win in Australia after 27 years
• England stun India in thrilling 28-run win in first Test
• US economy surprises with faster than expected growth
• Intersecto­ral health
• Becoming a judge
• The perils of heatwaves
• Urban growth
• Changing times
• Pop-up shops help to regenerate our High Streets?
• Vodafone-Three merger faces competitio­n probe
• GM-owned Cruise admits failures in driverless car accident
• COURT NOTICE
• Mining giants told to pay $9.7b over Brazil dam disaster
• Tesla: Electric carmaker’s shares slide after Musk warns of slowdown
• Columbia Banking System, Inc. reports Q4 2023 results
• US Fed rate cuts become question of when, not if
• Lloyds to cut 1,600 jobs in major branch overhaul
• Pak Rupee likely to end fiscal year on stable note
• Tokyo core inflation slows below central bank’s 2pc target

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