Gas to overtake coal as world’s second largest energy source by 2030: IEA

China, already the world’s biggest oil and coal importer, would soon become the largest importer of gas and net imports would approach the level of the European Union by 2040, the IEA said

OPEC ready to balance oil market: official  

ABU DHABI: The Organisation of the Petroleum Exporting Countries (OPEC) announced that its member countries are ready to meet global oil market needs...

PSX plunges 292 points amid lacklustre trading

KARACHI: It wasn’t the best start to the week for the investors at the Pakistan Stock Exchange (PSX), where bears remained dominant for...

Foreigners sold Asian equities in October on worries over trade, slowing growth

Data from regional stock exchanges showed foreigners sold a net total of $14.54 billion in Taiwan, South Korea, India, Thailand, Philippines, Indonesia, and Vietnam equities in the last month

In race to fill LNG supply gap, project goalposts have changed

But projects have struggled to find off-takers as the world’s biggest buyers in Japan and South Korea seek nimbler terms while others such as India and Pakistan are less creditworthy

Dollar nears 16-month high, sterling hit by Brexit uncertainty

The dollar index has strengthened four weeks in a row, gaining 0.4 percent last week

Asia shares gain ahead of key data; oil recovers

Japan’s Nikkei 225 added 0.2 percent to 22,284.23 and Hong Kong’s Hang Seng rose 0.5 percent to 25,716.59

Oil prices rise by 1 percent after Saudi announces December supply cut

The announcement came after crude prices declined by around 20 percent over a month, as supply has surged, especially by the top-three producers the USA, Russia and Saudi Arabia

Naeemuddin Khan resigns as BoP’s president

Mr Khan took over as President of BoP in Oct 2008 when it was besieged by the threat of bankruptcy and allegations of financial misappropriation to the tune of billions of rupees

Naqvi shouldn’t be blamed for Abraaj’s disintegration, says lawyer

Mr Naqvi’s lawyer Habib Al Mulla, executive chairman of Baker & McKenzie said the Abraaj scandal had inflicted “some damage” to Dubai’s reputation and raised fingers at the local regulators including DFSA

GE shares tumble below $9 as JP Morgan analyst cuts price target

GE shares, which were booted from the blue-chip Dow Jones Industrial Average earlier this year, have now slumped some 50 percent in 2018 alone

Oil falls 1 percent, U.S. crude on longest losing streak since 1984

Brent slumped about 3.6 percent for the week and more than 15 percent this quarter

Rupee sheds Rs0.82 against dollar, closes at Rs133.84 in inter-bank market

In the open market, the rupee closed trading at Rs134 against the dollar according to currency dealers

PSX registers minor gain amid lack of direction

Index manages to gain 21.50 points in a volatile trading session KARACHI: Volatility continued for the second consecutive session at the Pakistan Stock Exchange (PSX)...

Asian stock markets sink after Wall Street rally fades

The Shanghai Composite Index lost 1.3 percent to 2,614.37 and Tokyo’s Nikkei 225 retreated 0.8 percent to 22,310.16