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PSX plunges over 3,000 points during intraday trade
The Pakistan Stock Exchange (PSX)’s benchmark index KSE-100 plunged by over 3,000 points during intraday trade on Monday. The KSE-100 declined by 3,145.02 points or 1.81 per cent to stand at 170,793.99 at 1:39pm from the previous close of 173,939.01 points. The plunge comes as uncertainty surrounds whether a second round of talks between the United States and Iran will take place in Islamabad. Last week, the PSX witnessed a significant recovery …
The Middle East War continues on day 52, with high tensions between Iran and the United States and a fragile truce, while Tehran accuses Washington of breaching its commitments and questions the prospects of new negotiations. Donald Trump announced on Sunday a new round of talks in Islamabad, but the Iranian state media said that Tehran will not participate as long as the American blockade remains in force in the Strait of Ormuz.
The Iranian delegation deserts the talks announced by Trump for today in Pakistan. In Tehran they do not trust, according to Axios they fear it is a diversion for a surprise attack by the United States....
Uncertainty prevails on Monday on the holding of new negotiations in Pakistan between Tehran and Washington, less than two days after the end of the cease-fire, after Iran's refusal to confirm at this stage its participation and boarding of a ship by the United States. Donald Trump announced the arrival in Islamabad of an American delegation, expected ...
Paris – Al-Quds Al-Arabi: The French newspaper Le Monde focused on US President Donald Trump's announcement on Sunday that he would send an American delegation to Islamabad for new talks with Tehran, which has so far refused to confirm its participation. The newspaper wrote that Donald Trump is proceeding hesitantly, hastily, and with a showmanlike tendency. His threats against Iran are escalating, interspersed with promises of an imminent diplo…
While the whole world was waiting for the situation to become clearer regarding the second round of US-Iran negotiations announced by Donald Trump on Sunday afternoon,…More...
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