According to sources, Pakistan will soon start talks with the IMF to seek a fresh bailout. Pakistan is likely to ask for loans between six to seven billion dollars. In return the IMF will require
The IMF staff conculded their visit to Pakistan and according to their end of Mission press release, Pakistan is facing significant economic challenges, with declining growth, high fiscal and current account deficits, and low levels
According to an analysis conducted by Credit Suisse there is rising possibility of an IMF bailout after election. The research also suggests that no single political party will be in a position to attain majority
The Executive Board of the IMF concluded the first post program monitoring discussion with Pakistan on March 05, 2018 In a press release the IMF said that while Pakistan’s near term outlook for economic growth
President Pakistan Businessmen and Intellectuals Forum (PBIF), Mian Zahid Hussain on Monday lauded the decision of the government of not letting market forces to determine the exchange rate of the local currency. The demand of the
Rising political temperature to damage the economy The Federation of Pakistan Chamber of Commerce and Industry (FPCCI) on Saturday said after two years of consolidation and growth cracks have started appearing in the economy which is not
International Monetary Fund (IMF) has said that the investments under China Pakistan Economic corridor (CPEC) can help close Pakistan’s power deficit, significantly improve its fuel mix, and boost Gross Domestic Product (GDP) by adding $13
Poverty, Inequality and Social Safety Nets in Pakistan Pakistan has made significant improvements in reducing poverty over the last two decades Access to basic services has significantly improved above South-Asia average and further efforts are
The Pakistan Economy Watch (PEW) on Sunday said IMF has added to the miseries of the third world and helped transfer their wealth to the west. The policies of the international lending institutions are not short of
Karachi Traders Alliance on Tuesday questioned claims of the government regarding economic development terming it eyewash. Production, exports, exchange rate and production continue to fall while the country is progressing in slogans, crimes, uncertainty and acquiring loans,
The International Monetary Fund has termed Pakistan’s economic outlook as “favorable” with improved availability of energy, and growth-supporting structural reforms. According to latest report released by IMF, confidence of investors in Pakistan is growing as its economy has
On June 14, 2017, the Executive Board of the International Monetary Fund (IMF) concluded the Article IV consultation with Pakistan. Pakistan’s outlook for economic growth is favorable, with real GDP estimated at 5.3 percent in
Pakistan and other countries to face difficulties in maintaining high spending levels of past couple of years in sectors like infrastructure, health care, education and social services owing to higher oil prices. According to a
According to sources, Pakistan will soon start talks with the IMF to seek a fresh bailout. Pakistan is likely to ask for loans between six to seven billion dollars. In return the IMF will require
The IMF staff conculded their visit to Pakistan and according to their end of Mission press release, Pakistan is facing significant economic challenges, with declining growth, high fiscal and current account deficits, and low levels
According to an analysis conducted by Credit Suisse there is rising possibility of an IMF bailout after election. The research also suggests that no single political party will be in a position to attain majority
The Executive Board of the IMF concluded the first post program monitoring discussion with Pakistan on March 05, 2018 In a press release the IMF said that while Pakistan’s near term outlook for economic growth
President Pakistan Businessmen and Intellectuals Forum (PBIF), Mian Zahid Hussain on Monday lauded the decision of the government of not letting market forces to determine the exchange rate of the local currency. The demand of the
Rising political temperature to damage the economy The Federation of Pakistan Chamber of Commerce and Industry (FPCCI) on Saturday said after two years of consolidation and growth cracks have started appearing in the economy which is not
International Monetary Fund (IMF) has said that the investments under China Pakistan Economic corridor (CPEC) can help close Pakistan’s power deficit, significantly improve its fuel mix, and boost Gross Domestic Product (GDP) by adding $13
Poverty, Inequality and Social Safety Nets in Pakistan Pakistan has made significant improvements in reducing poverty over the last two decades Access to basic services has significantly improved above South-Asia average and further efforts are
The Pakistan Economy Watch (PEW) on Sunday said IMF has added to the miseries of the third world and helped transfer their wealth to the west. The policies of the international lending institutions are not short of
Karachi Traders Alliance on Tuesday questioned claims of the government regarding economic development terming it eyewash. Production, exports, exchange rate and production continue to fall while the country is progressing in slogans, crimes, uncertainty and acquiring loans,
The International Monetary Fund has termed Pakistan’s economic outlook as “favorable” with improved availability of energy, and growth-supporting structural reforms. According to latest report released by IMF, confidence of investors in Pakistan is growing as its economy has
On June 14, 2017, the Executive Board of the International Monetary Fund (IMF) concluded the Article IV consultation with Pakistan. Pakistan’s outlook for economic growth is favorable, with real GDP estimated at 5.3 percent in
Pakistan and other countries to face difficulties in maintaining high spending levels of past couple of years in sectors like infrastructure, health care, education and social services owing to higher oil prices. According to a
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