The IMF urges Pakistan to maintain a tight monetary policy stance and remain prepared to lift interest rates if Middle East tensions drive up commodity prices.
The latest IMF staff report forecasts Pakistan foreign exchange reserves reaching 31.7 billion dollars by fiscal year 2031 alongside steady public debt reduction.
Pakistan launches an extensive climate policy framework spanning green finance, renewable energy transition, and infrastructure safeguards to counter escalating ecological risks.
The federal administration forms specialized panels under Deputy Prime Minister Ishaq Dar and Ahad Cheema to steer tax policy and enforcement strategies for the IMF program.
The central bank latest quarterly lending survey shows a significant decline in loan demand and applications alongside rising borrowing cost expectations.
The Federal Board of Revenue expands automated production monitoring into the textile and beverage industries to secure billions in revenue under IMF benchmarks.
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