Will the IMF’s Bailout Stabilize Pakistan’s Economy?
Pakistan this week secured a new $7 billion loan from the International Monetary Fund (IMF) aimed at helping the South Asian nation stabilize its ailing economy. But the country now faces challenging budget targets it has pledged to the IMF under the loan deal.
It is important to note that Pakistan is perpetually engaged in IMF programmes, with one being followed or replaced by ...
European Central Bank president Christine Lagarde said the world economy faced pressures similar to those of the 1920s.
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Islamabad, In an effort to minimise administrative expenditures, cash-strapped Pakistan on Sunday announced to abolish about ...
Fiscal policy uncertainty (FPU)—ambiguity in government spending and tax plans, as well as in public debt valuation—is widely regarded as a source of economic and financial disruptions. However, ...
Pakistan has announced plans to cut government spending by eliminating 150,000 positions, closing six ministries, and merging ...
The International Monetary Fund (IMF) has projected GDP growth rate for Pakistan at 3.2 percent for the current fiscal year ...
LAHORE: The Federation of Pakistan Chambers of Commerce & Industry’s Businessmen Panel (BMP) has warned that extensive ...
We need to rewrite our books about how we succeeded to focus on what we did and still can do to encourage the women leaders ...
The executive board of the International Monetary Fund has approved a new $7 billion loan for cash-strapped Pakistan, ...
The global economy currently presents a mixed picture. The good news is that inflation has descended from its mid-2022 peak, thanks largely to the concerted efforts of central banks. International ...
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