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Coverage of PPL in the Nexus archive.

Earliest in view: Jun 25 · 20:36 UTCMost recent: Jul 7 · 12:22 UTC
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Pakistan Stock Exchangeorganization1KSE-100 indextopic1Topline Securitiesorganization1FFCorganization1UBLorganization1OGDCorganization1LUCKorganization1falling energy pricestopic1interest ratetopic1Reko Diq Mining Companyorganization1Pakistan Railwaysorganization1Barrick Gold Corp.organization1Balochistan governmentorganization1Planning Commissionorganization1Main Line-3 (ML-3) projecttopic1Reko Diq copper and gold projecttopic1OGDCLorganization1GHPLorganization1New Yorkplace1Amir Bassiriperson1
Recent coverage
  • BUSINESSJul 7 · 12:22 UTCDAWN
    PSX snaps 5-day bullish streak, falls by over 1,100 points

    The Pakistan Stock Exchange (PSX) ended a five-day upward trend, dropping over 1,100 points as investors took profits after a recent rally. The KSE-100 index fell below 187,000 points amid selling pressure in key sectors, with stocks like FFC, PPL, UBL, OGDC, and LUCK contributing to the decline. Analysts noted cautious sentiment due to weak regional markets but highlighted improving macroeconomic fundamentals as a long-term support.

  • BUSINESSJun 29 · 02:24 UTCDAWN
    $390m Reko Diq bridge loan for ML-3

    Pakistan Railways will use a $390 million bridge loan from Reko Diq Mining Company (RDMC) to fund the 996-km ML-3 rail upgrade project, aimed at supporting transportation for the Reko Diq copper and gold project. The Planning Commission has raised concerns about fiscal risks, security costs, and inadequate post-completion planning for the $892 million project, which is a joint venture involving Barrick Gold Corporation, Balochistan government, and federal entities.

  • HEALTHJun 25 · 20:36 UTCNEWS10 ALBANY
    New York defends Medicaid oversight, CDPAP at congressional fraud hearing

    New York's Medicaid Director, Amir Bassiri, defended the state's healthcare oversight before Congress. PPL, the private company administering the Consumer Directed Personal Assistance Program, agreed to a $162 million settlement over unpaid worker wages.