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Food Comes First

Have you ever eat something in air ? Most of the answer is no never yet in Pakistan. But now in Pakistan it will be yes. The People of Karachi will have their food up to 150 feet above the ground with the astonishing view of city of lights. It seem to be more incredible to think about it but it going to be happen in Karachi very soon. See who will have their first Dinner ? Near to me the People who are more adventurous will rush their to have more fun at dinning table with some Good Food. Normally it is not believable that someone have their Food Just in the Air which is lifting in air to capture the Best View for its Customers and can provide best moments of life they ever had but now Officially it will be soon coming to The City of lights. Who are more excited to have dinner there ? "Yar Its gonna be amazing" xD This is Upcoming Project in Karachi By Ali Atara. You can have a enchanting view of Karachi by dinning in this Flying Table.Normally a family can have a bit...

foreign exchange risk

A guide to managing foreign exchange risk Introduction This guide provides an overview of the issues associated with understanding and managing foreign exchange risk, but users may need to make further enquiries to more fully understand them. What is foreign exchange risk? Foreign exchange risk is the risk that a business’s financial performance or position will be affected by fluctuations in the exchange rates between currencies. The risk is most acute for businesses that deal in more than one currency (for example, they export to another country and the customer pays in its own currency). However, other businesses are indirectly exposed to foreign exchange risk if, for example, their business relies on imported products and services. Foreign exchange risk should be managed where fluctuations in exchange rates impact on the business’s profitability. In a business where the core operations are other than financial services, the risk should be managed in such a way tha...

foreign exchange market

Foreign currency: SPOT RATE It is the rate at which a foreign exchange trade can be immediately transacted. The reason for spot market is          i.             Settle a commercial transaction through buying and selling local currency.        ii.             Settle a financial operation(e.g. buying FC for repayment of loan or interest)      iii.             Balance or hedge an unwanted position in FC      iv.             Increase/decrease a currency position as a speculative move owing to expected future currency movements. While some major currency are traded directly (Rs/SR, Rs/JPY) while smaller currencies are traded indirectly. The ba...