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LONDON:Oil prices extended gains on Thursday after rising 1% in the previous session, as bullish forecasts of recovering demand outweighed concerns about the impact of rising Covid-19 cases in Brazil, India and Japan.Brent crude rose $0.89, or 1.3%, to $68.16 a barrel by 1115 GMT, and US West Texas Intermediate crude was up $0.83, or 1.3%, at $64.69 a barrel. This is the third consecutive day that both contracts have climbed. ldquo The performance of the past few days demonstrates the unbroken faith of the market in healthy economic and demand recovery, rdquo Tamas Varga, analyst at PVM Oil associates, said. ldquo It also implies that the perilous and devastating Covid nightmare engulfing India, Japan and Turkey, amongst others, is not ex
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KARACHI:The stock market remained under duress as the index extended losses from the past week in the wake of the ominous statement from the Financial Action Task Force (FATF) and growing politic
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