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SINGAPORE: Oil prices edged higher in Asian trade Monday, as improved transportation links unlocked a glut of US supplies, analysts said. New York's main contract, West Texas Intermediate (WTI) for delivery in August, rose 44 cents to $108.49 a barrel, while Brent North Sea crude for September was up 36 cents at $108.43 in mid-morning trade. WTI had reached as high as $109.32 in intra-day New York trade on Friday, topping the price of Brent for the first time since August 16, 2010. The contract "has traded above Brent as the glut in Cushing, Oklahoma, the delivery point for WTI, has been eased by pipeline and rail shipments," Lee Chen Hoay, investment analyst at Phillip Futures in Singapore, told AFP. Oil prices have been supported by a nearly 27-million barrel decline in US stockpiles in the past three weeks thanks to the US driving season when Americans take to the roads for their holidays. "We are in the driving season and expect to see prices for WTI sustained at these higher levels," said Kelly Teoh, market strategist at IG Markets in Singapore. (AFP)
In view of overwhelming demand from all districts of the four provinces and overseas Pakistani business community, the establishment of “All Pakistan Business Forum (APBF)” has been announced with its representation in all four provinces of Pakistan as well as Gilgit Baltistan and FATA. Business Forum of Punjab, an already existing entity working..... Read more
The Pakistan International Airlines terminated an agreement signed with a foreign company for the procurement of spare parts to keep its aircraft operational, Geo News reported Thursday.
Source said the decision to cancel the contract was taken at a meeting of board of directors since the company had failed in providing required spare parts on time, whi..... Read more
With unprecedented power outages at the advent of the summer season, retailers of generators and solar systems are again eying healthy profits similar to last year.
The energy crisis has forced citizens to shift to alternative sources of energy to get their needs fulfilled. According to a market survey by The Express Tribune, demand for generators and sol..... Read more
