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ISLAMABAD: Government earned Rs25.7 billion from Petroleum Development Levy (PDL) on petrol and diesel during July and August, Geo News reported Friday.
According to industry statistics, Pakistan consumed almost 2.386 billion liters of diesel and 678 million liters of petrol during two months of July and August.
It should be mentioned that government imposed Rs10, Rs8 and Rs14 of PDL on petrol, diesel and hi-Octane respectively.
The government earned Rs112 billion under PDL head during FY2008-09.
WASHINGTON: The US unemployment rate rose in September to 9.8 percent as 263,000 jobs were cut, the Labor Department reported Friday.
The report on nonfarm payrolls, seen as one of the best indicators of economic momentum was far worse than expectations for a loss of 175,000 jobs and could hurt chances of a sustainable recovery from recession.
The number of job cuts rose sharply after a revised loss of 201,000 in August.
The jobless rate of 9.8 percent was in line with expectations.
The goods-producing sector lost 116,000 jobs in September including 64,000 in manufacturing. Even worse, the services sector shed 147,000 jobs with 39,000 of those in retailing.
Since the start of the recession in December 2007, the figures showed the number of unemployed persons has increased by 7.6 million to 15.1 million, and the unemployment rate has doubled to 9.8 percent, according to the Labor Department.
The latest official data showed the US economy contracted at a 0.7 percent pace in the second quarter, nearly emerging from the recession that slashed output by 6.4 percent in the first quarter.
Most economists expect growth to return in the third quarter but say the recovery could fade without job growth.
| Updated at: 1835 PST, Friday, October 02, 2009 | |
| KABUL: A suicide bomber struck a convoy of U.S. forces in southern Afghanistan on Friday, killing two U.S. service members, a press officer for U.S. and NATO-led troops said. Captain Elizabeth Mathias gave no further details of the attack. Insurgents increasingly rely on suicide attacks and roadside bombs in Afghanistan, where violence has reached its worst levels since the start of the eight-year-old war. A suicide bomber killed one American service member in a similar attack on a convoy on Wednesday in Khost province in the southeast. |

ISLAMABAD: Pakistan has bought 25,000 tonnes of white sugar at $676 per tonne cost and freight and free out (CFFO), in a tender that closed on Sept. 30, a government official and a trader said on Friday.
The government has approved the import of 100,000 tonnes of sugar to meet possible shortages. It is not known when the remaining 75,000 tonnes will be imported, but expectations of more purchases from Pakistan have helped underpin sentiment in futures markets bolstered by demand from neighbour India.
"The contract for 25,000 tonnes of sugar has been awarded to Al-Khaleej, which quoted the lowest price," said an official of the state-owned Trading Corporation of Pakistan (TCP), which issued the tender.
A total of five companies took part in the bidding but only four bids were found valid, the TCP official said earlier.
The other offers for a lot of 25,000 tonnes came from Cargill ($689.00/tonne), LDC ($690.12/tonne) and Bunge ($699.69/tonne), a trader, who declined to be identified, said on Wednesday.
Pakistan bought 75,000 tonnes of white sugar in a tender that closed on Aug. 29, before the approval of another 100,000 tonnes of imports to meet possible shortages.
The government has also decided to import 300,000 tonnes of raw sugar as officials expect the 2009/10 crop to come in at about 3 million tonnes, significantly less than demand.
The raw sugar is not expected to be imported before December, a Food Ministry official said recently.
The decision to import refined sugar came after domestic prices surged ahead of the Muslim fasting month of Ramadan, which ended in the third week of September.
The rising price of sugar and other staples, plus power shortages, have led to anger with the government and intervention by the judiciary.
The Supreme Court, hearing a case on sugar prices, ordered the government on Friday to implement an earlier court decision to ensure a retail price of 40 rupees/kg (48 U.S. cents) compared with the then market price of 46 rupees/kg.
The government had filed an appeal in the Supreme Court challenging the earlier court ruling. Government officials had said they could not persuade sugar millers to sell for less than 46 rupees/kg as it would hurt their interests.
The Supreme Court also appointed a one-man commission, headed by the chairman of the Competition Commission of Pakistan, to determine sugar prices taking into account the cost of production and other expenses.
The next hearing has been set for Oct. 16.
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