SAN DIEGO COMPANIES - Pakistan Forex Reserves $10.208B In Week Ended Jan 24 - FXStreet.com SAN DIEGO COMPANIES - Pakistan Forex Reserves $10.208B In Week Ended Jan 24 - FXStreet.com

Thursday, January 29, 2009

SAN DIEGO COMPANIES - Pakistan Forex Reserves $10.208B In Week Ended Jan 24 - FXStreet.com

KARACHI (Dow Jones)--Pakistan's foreign exchange reserves rose to $10.208 billion in the week ended Jan. 24 from $9.949 billion the previous week, the State Bank of Pakistan said Thursday. Of the total reserves, holdings of foreign exchange reserves in STOCKMARKET NEWS >

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LONDON, Jan 29 (Reuters) - The yen gained broadly and the dollar was supported on Thursday as struggling share prices kept risk aversion intact, despite the latest U.S. monetary and fiscal stimulus measures. The euro retreated from gains made earlier in STOCKMARKET NEWS >

LONDON (Reuters) - The dollar and yen were broadly supported on Thursday as fading optimism over the latest U.S. monetary and fiscal stimulus measures prompted investors to seek perceived safer assets as share prices fell. The euro remained under in STOCKMARKET NEWS >

LONDON, Jan 29 (Reuters) - The dollar and yen were broadly supported on Thursday as fading optimism over the latest U.S. monetary and fiscal stimulus measures prompted investors to seek perceived safer assets as share prices fell. The euro remained in STOCKMARKET NEWS >

Wednesday saw a lackluster day’s trading as the market awaited the FOMC interest decision. Equities rose on the potential establishment of a ‘bad bank’ in the US to purchase toxic assets. For most of the day USD/JPY traded around the 89.50 area in STOCKMARKET NEWS >

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