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Pakistan secures just $9.8bn in external loans during FY24

The country secured external financing worth $9.81 billion in fiscal year 2023-24 against budget estimates of $17.62bn from multiple financing sources...

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Pakistan's fiscal strain widens as govt breaks borrowing record

Pakistan's government has borrowed a massive sum of Rs8.564 trillion from commercial banks in the fiscal year 2023-2024 (FY24), the highest debt ever...

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Govt borrows Rs8.3tr from banks

The government of Pakistan acquired a significantly larger debt domestically in the fiscal year 2023-24 as compared to previous years...

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Pakistan's external borrowing stands at $237.2m in April 2024

The country secured external financing worth $237.24 million in April 2024 from multiple financing sources...

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Govt borrows 77% domestically to finance fiscal deficit

The government borrowed around 77% of financing of federal fiscal deficit through domestic sources during the first half of fiscal year 2023-2024...

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Credit burden spurs growth in PIK interest options for middle-market borrowers

Interests paid-in-kind (PIK) are likely to rise among private middle-market loans in the US through both amendments to existing loans and as...

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Govt's elevated bank borrowings cast shadows over Pakistan's economic outlook

Government borrowings from banks are following a troubling upward trend, pushing the country deeper into the debt tunnel and casting...

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Govt borrows Rs1.8tr from banks in three months

The government has borrowed a staggering Rs1.8 trillion from scheduled banks during the period from July 01 to October 06, 2023...

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SIFC is not the solution for Pakistan’s economy: Atif Mian

The newly constituted Special Investment Facilitation Council (SIFC) aimed at boosting the economy is not sustainable, SIFC is doomed to fail, just as...

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Govt budgetary borrowing rises to Rs1,765.2bn by May 20

Govt budgetary borrowing rises to Rs1,765.2bn by May 20

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