The Pak Banker - 2022-06-15

• Uncertaint­y, Ukraine war major risks to Pakistan's economic outlook
• Digital banking for a digital Pakistan
• SBP raises Cash Reserve Requiremen­t limit to contain monetary expansion
• Bitcoin slumps under $25,000, lowest in 18 months
• Exchange companies to withhold tax on payment to MTOs
• Punjab budget session put off after ‘day-long drama’
• People on ECL can't go abroad without permission from Interior Ministry: SC
• Rs4/unit raise in Discos’ tariff approved for April
• KPK makes historic Rs319.2 billion ADP allocation
• Oil prices rise as tight supply counters China COVID, recession worries
• Dollar stands tall as traders brace for Fed to go large
• Asian stocks sink again as inflation panic grips world markets
• Australian shares suffer worst drop in 2 years, confirm correction
• Mayweather to face MMA fighter in Japan exhibition
• Tuba becomes first Pakistani cricketer to win ICC Women’s Player of the Month award
• Bitcoin stems heavy losses but pessimism reigns in crypto markets
• To shun the poisoned chalice
• Up the IMF creek
• Fabricatin­g growth
• Will talks work?
• Budget blame
• A way forward
• Why Russia blocked Western social media
• An idea worth expanding
• Prepare for hostilitie­s in Taiwan
• Guns and the persistenc­e of Trumpism
• Trump became ‘detached from reality,’ says ex-justice chief
• Memorials held 5 years on from London fire tragedy
• US Senate gun measures gain support despite limited scope
• World headed for new era of nuclear rearmament: SIPRI
• Bangladesh rebel group offers peace talks
• US approves first pill for treatment of alopecia
• Many bosses ask staffers back to work but themselves do not follow the same rules
• Fired over Ukraine posts, Russian lecturer fights to keep teaching
• Volkswagen faces Brazil hearing over dictatorsh­ip-era slavery claims
• Amazon to start delivering by drone in California town
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• Dollar continues to extend gains, closes above Rs205.16
• Crypto mania raging in Pakistan
• Swiss National Bank to leave rates steady in June, raise 25 bps in Sept
• Tax on banking sector enhanced to 42pc from 39pc
• Banks asked to close govt accounts with zero balance

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