Petroleum Dealers Call off Strike

The petroleum dealers association on Wednesday withdraw their protest strike call after a government team agreed to increase their margins on sale of petroleum products by 6 per cent within a few days. The association had given a countrywide strike call for November 5 against inability of the government to increase their margins for two years. They met the government…

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China Coal Prices Claw Back After Beijing Signals Pacing Down Price Drive

China thermal coal futures rebounded nearly 9% on Wednesday after falling for 10 straight days, as the government indicated to pace down price intervention at a meeting earlier in the day, traders said. Traders took cue from a meeting earlier on Wednesday as the country’s top economic planner, the National Development and Reform Commission, told miners and power plants at…

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Tokyo Gas considers new term LNG contracts linked to European, US gas hubs

The utility is interested in short- and medium-term supply deals, in addition to the long-term contracts for LNG volumes it currently has with producers in six countries, including the US, Atsunori Takeuchi, senior general manger of LNG optimization and trading, said in a video address to the World LNG & Gas Series Americas Summit & Exhibition in Lake Charles. Tokyo…

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Sindh Governor, US CG Inaugurate 220 KV Grid Station Jhimpir-I

Sindh Governor Imran Ismail along with United States Consul General, Mark Stroh on Wednesday inaugurated the 220 kV grid station Jhimpir-I. This investment from the United States would add 780 megawatts (MW) clean energy generated by wind power plants to the national grid of Pakistan, he said. The Governor Sindh, while appreciating the cooperation and financial support extended by USAID…

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PM Unveils Rs120bn Relief Package

Prime Minister Imran Khan on Wednesday announced a Rs120 billion relief package providing subsidy on essential food items but warned people of another increase in petroleum prices in the near future. In an address to the nation, the prime minister promised to reduce prices of food items by 50 per cent if the opposition leaders’ families brought back even half…

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