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Pakistan's Finance Minister: India Conflict Won’t Derail Economy
Amid border tensions with India, Pakistan's Finance Minister Muhammad Aurangzeb remains optimistic about the nation's fiscal ...
The Express Tribune19h
Pakistan’s tax talks with IMF to include update on India tensions
Pakistan has decided to take the International Monetary Fund (IMF) into confidence over rising tensions with India. According ...
Pakistan finance minister: conflict with India won't have large fiscal impact
The recent military escalation with arch-rival India won't have a large fiscal impact on Pakistan and can be managed within ...
Fortune India1d
Timing of past IMF funding to Pakistan correlates with Pulwama, Mumbai and Parliament attacks
Is Pakistan using the disbursements from the International Monetary Fund (IMF) and other multilateral agencies to fund terror ...
War-Mongering Pakistan Gets $2.4 Billion IMF Funds—Can This Be Blocked?
The International Monetary Fund has disbursed $2.4 billion to Pakistan under new economic and climate resilience programmes, ...
Pakistan’s Dollar Bonds Improve After Ceasefire, IMF Nod
Pakistan’s sovereign bonds surged on Monday after the weekend's ceasefire agreement with India that helped calm investor ...
The Business Standard2h
Conflict with India won't have large fiscal impact: Pakistan finance minister
Regarding the India-Pakistan conflict, Aurangzeb described it as a "short duration escalation" with minimal fiscal impact, stating it can be "accommodated within the fiscal space which is available to ...
Daily Times on MSN16h
Pakistan to seek IMF support for super tax reduction amid industry concerns
The Government of Pakistan has decided to formally approach the International Monetary Fund (IMF) to request flexibility on ...