PAKISTAN MARKET INDICATORS
EXCHANGE RATES
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CURRENCY
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ACTIVITY
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Friday 7-Apr
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Friday 14-Apr
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Friday 21-Apr
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Friday 28-Apr
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Friday 5-May
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Friday 12-May
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DOLLAR
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Buying
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106.2
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106.15
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106.1
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106
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105.75
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105.9
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Selling
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106.5
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106.45
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106.4
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106.3
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106.05
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106.2
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POUND
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Buying
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131.5
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132
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135
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135.75
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135.75
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135.75
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Selling
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133.25
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133.75
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136.75
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137.5
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137.5
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137.5
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EURO
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Buying
|
112.5
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112
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112.75
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114.5
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115.5
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114.5
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Selling
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113.7
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113.2
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113.45
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115.7
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116.7
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115.7
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CANADIAN $
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Buying
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78.75
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79
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78.25
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78
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77
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77.5
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Selling
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79.6
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79.85
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79.1
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78.85
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77.85
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78.35
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JAP YEN
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Buying
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0.93
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0.94
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0.94
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0.93
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0.91
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0.9
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Selling
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0.96
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0.97
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0.97
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0.96
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0.94
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0.93
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HK $
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Buying
|
13.4
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13.4
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13.35
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13.35
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13.35
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13.35
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Selling
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13.65
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13.65
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13.6
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13.6
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13.6
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13.6
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SINGAPORE $
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Buying
|
75
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75.2
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75
|
75
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74.5
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74.5
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Selling
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75.8
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76
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75.25
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75.8
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75.3
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75.3
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MALAYSIAN RINGGIT
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Buying
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23.45
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23.6
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23.6
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23.9
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24
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23.9
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Selling
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23.8
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23.95
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23.95
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24.25
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24.35
|
24.25
|
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UAE DIRHAM
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Buying
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28.9
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28.8
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28.75
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29
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28.8
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28.75
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Selling
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29.15
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29.05
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29
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29.25
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29.05
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29
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SAUDI RIYAL
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Buying
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28.25
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28.15
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28.1
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28.25
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28.1
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28.15
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Selling
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28.45
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28.35
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28.3
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28.45
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28.3
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28.35
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KUWAITI DINAR
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Buying
|
341.5
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342
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342
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342.5
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342.5
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342
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Selling
|
344
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344.5
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344.5
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345
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345
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344.5
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SALIENT FEATURES OF THE BUDGET 2013-14
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The total outlay of budget FY14 is Rs 3,985 billion. This size is 24.4 percent greater than the size of budget estimated FY13.
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The resource availability during FY 14 has been estimated at Rs 3,010 billion against Rs 2,719 billion in the budget estimated of FY13.
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The net revenue receipts for FY14 have been estimated at Rs 1,918 billion indicating an increase of 7.9 percent over the budget estimated of FY13.
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The provincial share in federal revenue receipts is estimated at Rs 1,502 billion during FY14, which is 3.0 percent greater than the budget estimated for FY13.
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The net capital receipts for FY14 have been estimated at Rs 493 billion against the budget estimated of Rs 478 billion in FY13 i.e. an increase of 3.2 percent.
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The external receipts in FY14 are estimated at Rs 576 billion. This shows an increase of 50.1 percent over the budget estimated for FY13.
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The overall expenditure during FY14 has been estimated at Rs 3,985 billion, out of which the current expenditure is Rs 3,196 billion and development expenditure is Rs 789 billion. Current expenditure has been estimated to be higher than the revised estimated for FY13 by around 9.9 percent, while development expenditure by 37.7 percent in FY13 over the revised estimated of FY13.
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The share of current expenditure in total budgetary outlay for FY14 is 80.2 percent as compared to 83.5 percent in revised estimated for FY13.
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The expenditure on General Public Services is estimated at Rs 2,357 billion which is 73.8 percent of the current expenditure.
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The other development expenditure outside PSDP for FY14 has been estimated at Rs 172 billion.
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To meet expenditure, bank borrowing has been estimated at Rs 975 billion which is lower than the revised estimated of FY13 at Rs 1,576 billion.
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The size of Public Sector Development Program (PSDP) for FY 2013-14 is Rs 1,155 billion. Out of this, Rs 615 billion has been allocated to provinces. Federal PSDP has been estimated at Rs 540 billion, out of which Rs 296 billion to Federal Ministries / Divisions, Rs 115 billion to Corporations, Rs 5 billion to Special Programs, Rs 115 billion to New Development Initiatives and Rs 10 billion to Earthquake Reconstruction and Rehabilitation Authority (ERRA).
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KARACHI STOCK EXCHANGE
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Date
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30 Share Index
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100 Share Index
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Market Capitalization
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Volume Leader
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Leader Volume (Million Shares)
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Total Volume (Million shares)
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Active
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Plus
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Minus
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Unchanged
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Friday-7 Apr
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25,418.21
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47,889.37
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9,520.97
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Dewan Cement
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21.3
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152.38
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376
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246
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103
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27
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Friday-14 Apr
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25,211.91
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47,577.06
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9,422.11
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Sui South Gas
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11.7
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125.76
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375
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117
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244
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14
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Friday-21 Apr
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26,453.93
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49,708.65
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9,769.75
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Engro Polymer
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37.7
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395.82
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410
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321
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76
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13
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Friday-28 Apr
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26,004.58
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49,300.90
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9,835.42
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Aisha Steel Mills
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29
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289.92
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386
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148
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223
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15
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Friday-5 May
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26,450.97
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49,851.13
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9,852.88
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Engro Polymer
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37.5
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308.11
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390
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217
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152
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21
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Friday-12 May
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27,529.08
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51,750.91
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10,179.92
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Summit Bank
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34.5
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346.7
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389
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197
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169
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23
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INTERNATIONAL MARKET INDICATOR
WORLD COMMODITY PRICES
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PETROLEUM PRICES ($/BBL)
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THIS WEEK
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LAST WEEK
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Nymex Crude
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47.82
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45.68
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Dated Brent
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46.61
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50.41
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WTI Cushing
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46.46
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48.83
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NATURAL GAS ($/MMBTU)
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THIS WEEK
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LAST WEEK
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Nymex Henry Hub
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3.06
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3.2
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Henry Hub
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3.06
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3.2
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New York City Gate
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3.72
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3.94
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COMMODITY
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UNITS
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PRICES THIS WEEK
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PRICES LAST WEEK
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CRUDE OIL
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Barrel
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50.84
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48.72
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HEATING OIL
|
Gallon
|
149.33
|
142.95
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NATURAL GAS
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MMBtu
|
3.42
|
3.22
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COCOA
|
Ton
|
2,015.00
|
1,844.00
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COFFEE ‘C’
|
lbs
|
134.95
|
135.1
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CORN
|
bu
|
371
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368.5
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COTTON
|
lbs
|
82.18
|
78.41
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SUGAR #11
|
lbs
|
15.51
|
15.39
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WHEAT FUTURE
|
CBT
|
432.75
|
439
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COPPER
|
lbs
|
252.4
|
252.35
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GOLD
|
Oz
|
1,227.70
|
1,233.40
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SILVER
|
Troy ounce
|
16.46
|
16.46
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*Commodity and energy prices are in U.S. dollars.
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BUDGET EXPENDITURES 2017 COUNTRY RANKS
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1
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WORLD
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$22,790,000,000,000
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2
|
UNITED STATES
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$3,893,000,000,000
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3
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CHINA
|
$2,897,000,000,000
|
4
|
JAPAN
|
$1,931,000,000,000
|
5
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GERMANY
|
$1,484,000,000,000
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6
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FRANCE
|
$1,369,000,000,000
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7
|
UNITED KINGDOM
|
$1,097,000,000,000
|
8
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ITALY
|
$889,800,000,000
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9
|
BRAZIL
|
$677,200,000,000
|
10
|
CANADA
|
$632,400,000,000
|
11
|
SPAIN
|
$512,900,000,000
|
12
|
AUSTRALIA
|
$446,400,000,000
|
13
|
NETHERLANDS
|
$333,500,000,000
|
14
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KOREA, SOUTH
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$321,400,000,000
|
15
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INDIA
|
$283,100,000,000
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16
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MEXICO
|
$255,900,000,000
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17
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SWEDEN
|
$250,200,000,000
|
18
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BELGIUM
|
$245,000,000,000
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19
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SAUDI ARABIA
|
$236,700,000,000
|
20
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RUSSIA
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$236,600,000,000
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21
|
VENEZUELA
|
$228,800,000,000
|
22
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SWITZERLAND
|
$213,400,000,000
|
23
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TURKEY
|
$198,800,000,000
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24
|
AUSTRIA
|
$192,600,000,000
|
56
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PAKISTAN
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$54,630,000,000
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BUDGET REVENUES 2017 COUNTRY RANKS
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1
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WORLD
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$20,310,000,000,000
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2
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UNITED STATES
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$3,363,000,000,000
|
3
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CHINA
|
$2,465,000,000,000
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4
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JAPAN
|
$1,696,000,000,000
|
5
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GERMANY
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$1,507,000,000,000
|
6
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FRANCE
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$1,288,000,000,000
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7
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UNITED KINGDOM
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$996,300,000,000
|
8
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ITALY
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$842,500,000,000
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9
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BRAZIL
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$632,000,000,000
|
10
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CANADA
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$594,700,000,000
|
11
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SPAIN
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$461,300,000,000
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12
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AUSTRALIA
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$420,500,000,000
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13
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NETHERLANDS
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$322,600,000,000
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14
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KOREA, SOUTH
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$304,300,000,000
|
15
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SWEDEN
|
$248,300,000,000
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16
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BELGIUM
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$232,300,000,000
|
17
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MEXICO
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$224,300,000,000
|
18
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SWITZERLAND
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$215,900,000,000
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19
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INDIA
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$200,100,000,000
|
20
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NORWAY
|
$199,800,000,000
|
21
|
AUSTRIA
|
$187,300,000,000
|
22
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RUSSIA
|
$186,500,000,000
|
23
|
TURKEY
|
$184,300,000,000
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24
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DENMARK
|
$156,900,000,000
|
58
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PAKISTAN
|
$41,770,000,000
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WORLD STOCK EXCHANGES
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DAY
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DJIA INDEX
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NASDAQ INDEX
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S&P INDEX
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FTSE INDEX
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DAX INDEX
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CAC-40 INDEX
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NIKKEI INDEX
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H.SENG INDEX
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SENSEX INDEX
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Friday-7 Apr
|
20,656.10
|
5,877.81
|
2,355.54
|
7,349.37
|
12,225.06
|
5,135.28
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18,664.63
|
24,267.30
|
29,706.61
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Friday-14 Apr
|
20,453.25
|
5,805.15
|
2,328.95
|
7,327.59
|
12,109.00
|
5,071.10
|
18,335.63
|
24,261.66
|
29,461.45
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Friday-21 Apr
|
20,547.76
|
5,910.52
|
2,348.69
|
7,114.55
|
12,048.57
|
5,059.20
|
18,620.75
|
24,042.02
|
29,365.30
|
Friday-28 Apr
|
20,940.51
|
6,047.61
|
2,384.20
|
7,203.94
|
12,438.01
|
5,267.33
|
19,196.74
|
24,615.13
|
29,918.40
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Friday-5 May
|
20,951.47
|
6,075.34
|
2,389.52
|
7,254.67
|
12,605.11
|
5,364.62
|
19,445.70
|
24,476.35
|
29,856.59
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Friday-12 May
|
20,896.61
|
6,121.23
|
2,390.90
|
7,435.39
|
12,770.41
|
5,405.42
|
19,883.90
|
25,156.34
|
30,188.15
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