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10/09/2010  
 Headlines: Senate told Seven airports shut in country,     ISB: The Senate was informed Friday that seven airports in different cities have been closed due to suspension of PIA flights.     The PIA suspended the flights due to a daily loss of Rs19 million during last year.     Suprem Court orders arrest of Gilani’s ex-PRO,     ISB: SC has asked the FIA to arrest former media coordinator of the prime minister, Khurram Rasool.     Present him in the court on 24th January otherwise action would be taken against the Agency.     Khurram Rasool is accused of corruption of Rs530 million.     Musharraf denies delay in return,     LONDON/KARACHI: Former military ruler & chief of (APML) Pervez Musharraf has rejected reports about suspension of programme to return home.     he would be back in Pakistan according to the scheduled programme.     SBP injects Rs 242.5bn in market,     Trade thru dry port fetches Rs1bn tax,     India SC rejects army chief’s plea,     100 more engines by year-end: Bilour,
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 Taiwan $ tracks Asia higher



TAIPEI: Easing concerns about the European banking sector following successful bond auctions propped up the Taiwan dollar and other Asian assets on Thursday, with focus shifting to China trade data due on Friday.
The Taiwan dollar ended at T$31.939 against the US dollar versus Wednesday's close of T$31.979 as fears of a euro-zone sovereign debt crisis flare-up eased and investors parked money in Asia's risk-linked assets.
On Friday, markets will watch trade data from China, Taiwan's top export destination and a barometer of world economic growth.
A resurfacing of the euro-zone sovereign debt crisis could spread into global financial markets and weaken growth-linked currencies such as the Taiwan dollar.
Upbeat economic data or earnings from the United States, Taiwan's No.2 export market, would support the local currency as investors favour growth-linked assets. Signs of weakness in the US economy could pressure the forex market. -Reuters