TOKYO: Asian shares fell for a third straight day on Wednesday as investors reduced their risk positions due to uncertainty over global growth prospects and resurfacing worries about debt restructuring in struggling euro zone economies.
TOKYO: Asian shares fell and the euro trimmed gains on Wednesday as caution set in over the chance for more progress in resolving euro zone debt woes after officials agreed to strengthen a rescue fund and seek more aid from the International Monetary Fund.
SINGAPORE: Brent crude fell to near $103 on Thursday, declining for a second day after a bigger-than-expected increase in U.S. stockpiles heightened concern that demand may slow and doubts over the eurozone rescue fund weighed on confidence.
KARACHI: Pakistan's foreign exchange reserves fell to $17.64 billion in the week ending Sept. 17 from $17.79 billion the previous week, the central bank said on Thursday.
SINGAPORE: Asian shares and the euro fell on Monday as investors reacted cautiously to reports that European leaders were working on new ways to stop the fallout from the euro zone sovereign debt crisis wreaking more damage on the world economy.
SINGAPORE: Gold slipped 1 percent in volatile trade on Wednesday as the U.S. dollar regained strength on doubts over the progress of Europe's efforts to tackle the region's debt crisis, while this week's brutal correction also kept investors at bay.
KARACHI: Pakistan gold rates continuously falling in major bullion markets of the country following decline in the international gold markets as European countries are striving hard to stimulate the economy.
KARACHI:Pakistan's foreign exchange reserves fell to $17.38 billion in the week ending Sept. 24 from $17.64 billion the previous week, the central bank said on Thursday.
SINGAPORE: Gold rose further on Monday as falling equities and lingering worries about a debt crisis in Europe drew investors to the metal, but a firm U.S. dollar could cap gains.
TOKYO: Asian stocks extended losses, partly dragged lower by a plunge in Hong Kong shares, and the euro fell on Monday on deepening concerns that the euro zone's debt crisis will dampen global growth.
KARACHI: Pakistan's foreign exchange reserves fell marginally to $17.35 billion in the week ending Oct. 1 from $17.38 billion the previous week, the central bank said on Thursday.
SINGAPORE: Gold fell further on Monday after posting its worst closing since June last week but bargain hunters could cushion the fall, while escalating worries about Europe's ability to resolve its debt crisis sent bullion-priced in euro to record.
SINGAPORE: Asian stocks slid on Monday and the euro sank to a 10-year low against the yen, after the resignation of a top German European Central Bank board member cast further doubt on the region's ability to tackle its worsening sovereign debt crisis.
SINGAPORE: Oil fell by more than $1 on Monday as the dollar strengthened and investors shunned commodity risk because of Europe's deepening sovereign debt crisis, while economic gloom dampened the outlook for energy use.
SINGAPORE: Oil was headed for a weekly gain on Friday after central banks launched coordinated action to boost European bank funding, easing concern about falling oil demand from industrialised consumers.
KARACHI: Pakistan's foreign exchange reserves fell to $17.79billion in the week ending Sept. 10, from $18.06 billion in the previous week, the central bank said on Thursday.
KARACHI: Pakistan's foreign exchange reserves fell to $17.79billion in the week ending Sept. 10, from $18.06 billion in the previous week, the central bank said on Thursday.
KARACHI: Foreign Direct Investment (FDI) continued its declining trend and went down to $21 million in the month of August against $91 million in the previous month, according to the latest data issued by State Bank of Pakistan (SBP).
NEW YORK: Gold prices slumped more than $100 an ounce on Friday, the biggest fall on record in dollar terms, as traders sold to cover losses, while global stocks edged up on expectations the European Central Bank will take new measures to contain the euro zone debt crisis.
KARACHI: The value of Pakistan currency against dollar is depreciating continuously in new fiscal year amid fears of less dollar inflows in future along with the suspension of IMF program.