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Pakistan sees room to improve FY27 outlook after Iran war ends, says Finance Minister AurangzebPakistan's Finance Minister Muhammad Aurangzeb sees potential economic upsides for fiscal year 2027 following the end of the Iran conflict....- Pakistan eyes more global bond issues, sees budget upside from Iran dealPakistan's Finance Minister Muhammad Aurangzeb stated it's too early to revise the budget despite potential economic improvements post-Iran...
- Investors dive back into frontier markets after April rallyInvestors are once again investing in risky frontier markets. These markets are showing strong gains, outperforming major indices. Money ma...
- UAE asks US for a wartime financial lifeline as Iran conflict drags: ReportThe United Arab Emirates is in discussions with the United States regarding a potential financial backstop. This measure is being considere...
- Pakistan keen for early approval for next IMF tranche: AurangzebPakistan is eager for the International Monetary Fund's next loan installment. A Fund team will visit next month for crucial review talks. ...
- For a few billion dollars, Pakistan has landed in dire straitsPakistan is facing big economic stress after the UAE has demanded repayment of a multibillion-dollar deposit. This has strained the country...
- Iran war leaves crisis-scarred countries counting the costIran war: Sri Lanka, Egypt, and Pakistan are struggling with rising energy costs. The Iran war has worsened their economic situations. Thes...
- World finance chiefs head to IMF with a sense of déjà vuGlobal economic policymakers convene amid concerns over President Trump's actions impacting Middle East growth. The IMF warns of reduced ca...
- IMF, put some ifs & buts for PakistanCalls for IMF reforms are growing, incorporating India's concerns about Pakistan's alleged support for terrorism. The current quota system ...
- On IMF’s lifeline, Pakistan struggles as India wields its economic power to block handoutsPakistan's reliance on IMF bailouts continues as it seeks another $2 billion amid economic struggles. India is leveraging its economic stre...
- Cash-strapped Pakistan seeks $4 bn loan from Middle East banks to meet financial obligationsPakistan is negotiating with Middle Eastern banks to borrow around USD 4 billion to meet its external financial needs. This is part of the ...
- Pakistan paid over USD 3.5 billion in interest to IMFAccording to The Express Tribune, during the briefing by officials from the Ministry of Finance and the State Bank of Pakistan, it was disc...
- Pakistan set to become 4th biggest IMF debtor: reportPakistan, currently facing an economic crisis, will become the fourth-largest borrower from the IMF, receiving a $3 billion loan over the n...
- Volatile political situation in Pakistan delaying IMF deal: reportPakistan is in a political crisis, as the country awaits a USD 1.1 billion tranche of funding from the International Monetary Fund (IMF). T...
- Pakistan owes China more money than it owes the IMFThe South Asian nation owes $6.7 billion in commercial loans to China over the three years through June 2022.
- On its Independence Day, Pakistan stares at bankruptcyState Bank of Pakistan has only about $10 billion in forex, enough to last for only 2 months.
- Imran Khan may find it tough to secure IMF bailoutThe US Senators have shot off a letter to Secretary of State Michael Pompeo and Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin mentioning Pakistan, Sri ...
- Pak borrows USD 1 billion from Chinese banks to avoid crisis: ReportPak's heavy borrowing from Chinese banks in April has helped the country avert a foreign exchange crisis, but there may also be a CPEC angl...
- How Pakistan is affected by Greece defaultPakistan will have to share a slice of the burden in the case of a 'permanent default' of Greece — a possibility though not entirely unlike...
- Pakistan gets $710 mln inflows; IMF target likely metPakistan has received foreign inflows worth $710 million, which should be sufficient to cut its central bank borrowing to the level set as ...
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