The International Monetary Fund's (IMF) executive board has given the green light for a USD 1.1 billion loan tranche for Pakistan, signaling the conclusion of the second bailout package ...
Pakistan PM optimistic about IMF's $1.1B tranche ... adding that the economy cannot run on a policy of getting new loans to pay past loans. Pakistan’s external debt obligations exceed $130 ...
Islamabad, Pakistan – Cash-strapped Pakistan is poised to receive a $1.1bn loan tranche from the International Monetary Fund (IMF) after a key meeting of the international lender’s executive ...
An eight-member IMF mission, led by Chris Papageorgiou, has been in Dhaka since April 24 for the second review of the loan programme before releasing the third tranche worth $681 million ...
The PM has hinted that a new IMF loan programme is imperative for Pakistan’s economy. The IMF executive board approved the final tranche on Monday, following the PM’s discussion with IMF ...
This loan is the third and final part of a $3 billion bailout package with the IMF. It’s crucial for Pakistan to avoid a situation where it can’t pay its debts, especially because the current ...
The amount will reflect in the SBP’s reserves for the week ending on May 3. It was the second IMF loan package that the country completed in the past eight years. Last time, it successfully ...
Nation’s debt has led emerging-market losses in the last month Debt restructuring deal must meet IMF’s downside scenario Global investors are ditching -bsp-bb ...
Washington/Islamabad: The IMF has approved an immediate disbursal of the final tranche of USD 1.1 billion to Pakistan as part of a bailout package, emphasising that the cash-strapped country needs ...
Image Source : REUTERS (REPRESENTATIVE) The International Monetary Fund reached a $3 billion 'stand-by' arrangement with Pakistan last year. Washington: The International Monetary Fund (IMF) has ...
The International Monetary Fund (IMF) on Monday approved disbursement of $1.1 billion last loan tranche, marking the successful end of the second bailout package in eight years but it took heavy ...
Washington: The International Monetary Fund has approved an immediate disbursal of $1.1 billion to Pakistan as part of a bailout package and said the country needs to take tough measures to bring ...