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Pakistan Finance Minister Says Allah Responsible For Country's Prosperity
Finance Minister Ishaq Dar on Friday said Pakistan is the only country founded in the name of Islam and Allah is responsible for its development and prosperity, as the cash-strapped nation faced an acute balance of payments crisis.
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Pakistan To Ban Officials From Buying New Cars To Secure IMF Bailout
Pakistan Finance Minister Miftah Ismail said on Friday the government would raise taxes on the rich and ban government officials from buying new cars, amid pressure to control the fiscal deficit.
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IMF Approves Nearly $1.4 Billion To Pakistan To Meet Balance Of Payment Crisis
The IMF has approved disbursement of USD 1.386 billion as a financial assistance to cash-strapped Pakistan to meet its urgent balance of payment needs stemming from the COVID-19 outbreak.
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IMF Approves USD 6 billion Loan For Pakistan With Tough Conditions
The IMF has approved a three-year USD 6 billion loan for cash-strapped Pakistan with tough conditions to address its balance of payment crisis and help the country's ailing economy return to "sustainable growth".
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IMF Pakistan Bailout Of $8 Billion To $12 Billion Likely By Mid-May: Minister
Cash-strapped Pakistan is likely to secure a bailout package between USD 6 billion and USD 12 billion from the IMF by the middle of May after the two sides significantly bridged the "gap" on the terms of the deal, Finance Minister Asad Umar has said.
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Pakistan "Very Close" To Securing IMF Bailout, Says Finance Minister
Pakistan is likely to secure an International Monetary Fund (IMF) bailout soon to stave off a balance of payment crisis and help shore up its economy, Finance Minister Asad Umar said on Monday, as talks between Islamabad and the fund continue.
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Pakistan Seeks Investment From Overseas Citizens To Tackle Payment Crisis
Pakistan has launched a new investment certificate for overseas citizens, aimed at easing the country's balance of payments crisis, Prime Minister Imran Khan announced Thursday.
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Saudi Arabia Offers $6 Billion To Pakistan Amid Economic Crisis
Saudi Arabia has agreed to give Pakistan $6 billion in foreign currency support for a year and a further loan worth up to $6 billion in deferred payments for oil imports to help stave off a current account crisis, Pakistan's government said on Tuesday.
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"We Have Two Options," Says Imran Khan As IMF Bailout For Pak Looms
Pakistan Prime Minister Imran Khan on Wednesday vowed to steer the country out of a looming balance-of-payments crisis, days after his young government announced it would seek a fresh IMF bailout deal.
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Pakistan To Open Talks With IMF For Emergency Financial Assistance
Pakistan's new government will open talks with the International Monetary Fund for emergency financial assistance to ease a mounting balance of payments crisis, the finance ministry said on Monday.
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Pakistan Seeks Economic Lifeline With Fresh China Loans
Pakistan expects to obtain fresh Chinese loans worth $1-2 billion to help it avert a balance of payments crisis, Pakistani government sources said, in another sign of Islamabad's growing reliance on Beijing for financial support.
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Pakistan Finance Minister Says Allah Responsible For Country's Prosperity
Finance Minister Ishaq Dar on Friday said Pakistan is the only country founded in the name of Islam and Allah is responsible for its development and prosperity, as the cash-strapped nation faced an acute balance of payments crisis.
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Pakistan To Ban Officials From Buying New Cars To Secure IMF Bailout
Pakistan Finance Minister Miftah Ismail said on Friday the government would raise taxes on the rich and ban government officials from buying new cars, amid pressure to control the fiscal deficit.
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IMF Approves Nearly $1.4 Billion To Pakistan To Meet Balance Of Payment Crisis
The IMF has approved disbursement of USD 1.386 billion as a financial assistance to cash-strapped Pakistan to meet its urgent balance of payment needs stemming from the COVID-19 outbreak.
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IMF Approves USD 6 billion Loan For Pakistan With Tough Conditions
The IMF has approved a three-year USD 6 billion loan for cash-strapped Pakistan with tough conditions to address its balance of payment crisis and help the country's ailing economy return to "sustainable growth".
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IMF Pakistan Bailout Of $8 Billion To $12 Billion Likely By Mid-May: Minister
Cash-strapped Pakistan is likely to secure a bailout package between USD 6 billion and USD 12 billion from the IMF by the middle of May after the two sides significantly bridged the "gap" on the terms of the deal, Finance Minister Asad Umar has said.
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Pakistan "Very Close" To Securing IMF Bailout, Says Finance Minister
Pakistan is likely to secure an International Monetary Fund (IMF) bailout soon to stave off a balance of payment crisis and help shore up its economy, Finance Minister Asad Umar said on Monday, as talks between Islamabad and the fund continue.
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Pakistan Seeks Investment From Overseas Citizens To Tackle Payment Crisis
Pakistan has launched a new investment certificate for overseas citizens, aimed at easing the country's balance of payments crisis, Prime Minister Imran Khan announced Thursday.
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Saudi Arabia Offers $6 Billion To Pakistan Amid Economic Crisis
Saudi Arabia has agreed to give Pakistan $6 billion in foreign currency support for a year and a further loan worth up to $6 billion in deferred payments for oil imports to help stave off a current account crisis, Pakistan's government said on Tuesday.
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"We Have Two Options," Says Imran Khan As IMF Bailout For Pak Looms
Pakistan Prime Minister Imran Khan on Wednesday vowed to steer the country out of a looming balance-of-payments crisis, days after his young government announced it would seek a fresh IMF bailout deal.
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Pakistan To Open Talks With IMF For Emergency Financial Assistance
Pakistan's new government will open talks with the International Monetary Fund for emergency financial assistance to ease a mounting balance of payments crisis, the finance ministry said on Monday.
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Pakistan Seeks Economic Lifeline With Fresh China Loans
Pakistan expects to obtain fresh Chinese loans worth $1-2 billion to help it avert a balance of payments crisis, Pakistani government sources said, in another sign of Islamabad's growing reliance on Beijing for financial support.
