The Pak Banker - 2022-06-16

• Banks brace themselves for earnings' decline
• Pakistan, ADB discuss Country Partnershi­p Strategy
• Mobilink Bank, CARE promoting financial inclusion via digital solutions
• Dollar breaches Rs206 mark as IMF loan facility remains stalled
• Abu Dhabi Islamic Bank to help lead 'Open Banking' revolution
• Punjab govt unveils Rs3.226 trillion budget at Aiwan-e-Iqbal
• Committed to building economic zones in Balochista­n, KP: PM Shehbaz
• ECC okays Rs13 per unit raise in power tariff
• IMF hands list of demands for loan revival
• Better to let politician­s interpret political matters, Asad Umar suggests
• Why you may have a thinking digital twin within a decade
• JPMorgan sees dollar topping 140 yen as policy diverges more
• 'Profit recession' warning as markets wait for aggressive central bank moves
• OPEC sees global oil demand growth slowing in 2023, sources say
• Babar Azam wants World Cup glory to fulfil boyhood dreams
• FIFA prepares to name 2026 World Cup host cities
• The expectatio­n of privacy
• Politics of economy
• Beneficial owners
• Similar births
• Punjab chaos
• Japan-N Korea ties
• A nightmare in the making?
• Russia's grip on Syria
• Illusion of ASEAN centrality
• A divided America
• Europe is prepping for a trade war no-one wants
• Diseases suppressed during Covid are coming back
• NI Protocol: UK reveals plans to ditch parts of EU Brexit deal
• Taiwan: Are the US and China heading to war over the island?
• UN chief slams new fossil fuel funding, warns of climate chaos
• University of Phoenix president steps down amid federal inquiry into previous role
• Toxic cocktail darkens outlook for British pound
• Toyota slow to move to EVs, says it offers customers choice
• Far from being 'post pandemic,' UK Covid cases are on the rise again
• Oil giant BP buys into $36 billion Australian renewables project
• Musk to hold first meeting with Twitter staff
• Microfinan­ce effective tool for inclusive financial system: SBP
• The tools of monetary management
• Signature Bank appoints five private client banking teams
• Credit Suisse flags 2nd-quarter loss as investment bank drags
• Visa Inc riding high on growing ecommerce

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