EconomyUK drafts legislation, compelling offshore entities to reveal real owners of properties
According to the legislation, individuals illegally profiting from properties they own in the UK would be jailed for five years

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EconomyAccording to the legislation, individuals illegally profiting from properties they own in the UK would be jailed for five years
HeadlinesThe dollar last week shed Rs7.60 in the open market due to an abundance of supply of US dollars in the kerb market
HeadlinesRupee had gained Rs1.10 per dollar on Thursday in the kerb market
EconomyAmongst a multitude of challenges facing PTI are the depleting foreign exchange reserves, burgeoning trade and current account deficits and eroding value of the rupee
HeadlinesThe sole business of NECL is operating cinema screens in Lahore and Multan.
EconomyElengy Terminal Pakistan Limited (ETPL) was incorporated in 2012 and is based in Karachi and it operates as a subsidiary of Engro Corporation Limited.
EconomyThe rupee started intra-day trading Monday at Rs121.55, shooting up to Rs127.5 before peaking to a high of Rs128 in the inter-bank market against the greenback before settling down at Rs128
EconomyThis is the third rise in the key interest rate since the start of 2018, indicating an increase in inflationary pressure and the current account deficit which is weakening the country’s economy
HeadlinesNo civil penalty has been imposed on UBL, read the stock market notification
HeadlinesSBP in a press release said the rumours circulating about Summit Bank in the media, especially social media were baseless and misleading besides advising the public and depositors of the bank to not pay any heed to such rumours
HeadlinesLoads Limited become the first auto-parts manufacturer company in Pakistan to begin manufacturing of alloy wheels, which were previously being imported by car assemblers for their high-end vehicles
EconomyIn Pakistan, Sindh emerges as the most vulnerable hotspot, followed by Punjab, said the report