Posted: June 24th, 2011 | Author: StockPK Team | Filed under: News | Tags: Forex, SBP, State bank of Pakistan
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Country’s foreign exchange reserves increased to $17.523 billion in the week ending on June 18, 2011, showing a slight increase of $6 million, compared to $17.517 billion last week, data released by State Bank of Pakistan said Thursday.
The reserves held by the State Bank of Pakistan reached to $14.107 million, as compared to $14.085 billion last week, however the reserves held by banks other than SBP declined to 3.415 billion as compared to $3.432 billion last week.
From: Daily Times
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Posted: May 7th, 2011 | Author: StockPK Team | Filed under: News | Tags: Forex, Forex Reserves, SBP
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The country’s foreign exchange reserves fell to $17.107 billion
on April 30 from $17.179 billion a week ago, the State Bank of Pakistan (SBP) said on Thursday.
Reserves held by SBP improved to $13.701 billion from $13.675 billion, but the reserves held by commercial banks came down to $3.405 billion from previous level of $3.503 billion. Pakistan’s foreign exchange reserves hit a record high of $17.956 billion during the week that ended March 26. The foreign reserves had fallen to $6.59 billion in November, 2008, which forced the country to get a loan of $7.6 billion from the IMF under a standby arrangement, later enhanced to $11.3 billion in August 2009.
Posted: May 4th, 2008 | Author: Fahd Mirza | Filed under: News | Tags: currency, Forex
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The World Wide Web has become the most readily available, cheapest, efficient and profitable bandwagon for virtually everything. From research to pleasure and from marriages to divorces WWW is being used extensively as a medium, as a source and as a destination The biggest usage of WWW right now without any doubt is all about business ,and online Forex Currency Trading is one of the most lucrative business out there.
To add promise, profitability and productivity in the Forex Currency Business, Fab Forex is there. The easily available figures online and in print suggests that even the combined turnover of all the stock and bond markets around the globe cannot surpass the daily USD 1.2 trillion turnover of foreign exchange market.
Posted: February 23rd, 2008 | Author: Fahd Mirza | Filed under: News | Tags: Forex
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The foreign exchange (forex) market is one of the most lucrative markets for consideration, due to its enormous potential, huge size, liquidity and tendency for currencies to move in strong trends. These characteristics enable investors to have tremendous success. However, success has been limited mainly due to lack of discipline, training and guidance.
The most enticing aspect of trading currencies is the high degree of leverage used. Leverage is very attractive and beneficial to those who are expecting to convert small amounts of money into large amounts in a shorter period of time, but that requires a concerted effort on the investor’s part if he or she doesn’t have a professional facilitator.
Posted: February 24th, 2007 | Author: StockPK Team | Filed under: News | Tags: CFS, Forex, GDP, UIN
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Zafar Moti Chief Executive Officer of Zafar Moti Capital Securities in an interview with The News said that foreign institutions have refused to provide Universal Identification Numbers (UINs) of their clients which is a huge discrimination between Pakistani clients and foreign clients.
This attitude should be changed and same treatment should be given to all, Zafar said.
He said it is obligatory for us to provide the complete information of our clients it should be compulsory for the foreign institutions to provide the details of their clients. Zafar minced no words in saying that authorities always are interested in facilitating the foreign investors interests but local investors interests are not catered to.
Posted: November 16th, 2006 | Author: StockPK Team | Filed under: Articles | Tags: Commodity-Trading, Currency-Trading, Day-Trading, Forex, Investing, Stock-Trading, Stocks
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Any online investor / trader seeks an excellent off or online future trading career opportunity. Despite this goal, did you know 95 percent of all traders go broke within the first two months? Why do investors lose vast amounts of wealth in one or more of the following markets – option trading, forex trading or currency trading, stock trading, future or commodity trading etc… in such a short amount of time?
Posted: November 4th, 2006 | Author: StockPK Team | Filed under: Articles | Tags: Forex, Joe-Ross, Trading
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One way to acquire discipline in trading…
Personally, I believe discipline can be learned, although at times it is very painful. When I began trading, I was a very undisciplined person. But trading and the markets forced me to become disciplined. Was the discipline already there and just needed to be extracted? Or did I actually learn it? I can’t truly be sure.
One of the largest trading firms kept their offices near Yeshivas. A yeshiva is a rabbinical school that produces rabbis of the Jewish religion. The students coming out of the yeshiva were highly disciplined and made excellent traders. Was the discipline innate in those yeshiva students? Or did they learn it under the strict supervision of the rabbis who controlled their lives? I think they learned it.
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