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Saudi-Pak Alliance with Iran not ignored
Saudi visit increases prospects multi-billion-dollar package from Saudi Arabia
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The coming crunch
Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf it is going to have to plough its furrow across the stony ground of the PML-N legacy
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IMF request for CPEC contract details declined
Fund’s team meets Ministry of Planning and Development officials
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Rupee hits 2-month low on depreciation fears
Closes in the range of Rs126.10-126.80 against the greenback
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Pakistan needs to take steps to address fiscal issues: Fitch Ratings
Ratings agency official says CPEC may be a point of discussion in IMF negotiations
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Pakistan receives insufficient foreign loans worth $717m
They will meet only 35% of estimated foreign debt servicing requirement of 1Q
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Economists fear budget deficit may rise beyond Rs2tr
Cast doubt over Rs814b fiscal adjustment announced by the govt
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Pompeo assured US won’t block Pakistan’s bid to seek IMF bailout: Fawad Chaudhry
Officials say they are discussing taking drastic measures to avert seeking a bailout from the IMF
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IMF’s staff-level team to arrive by month-end
Analysis suggests benefits of IMF programme outweigh the cost country may have to pay
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EAC asks premier to take tough economic decisions
Govt still undecided on going to IMF; Fund’s team to arrive next month
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So far, so good. Maybe.
So is it Naya Pakistan? The straight answer is that it is far too soon to say
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Could China replace the IMF?
Imran Khan singled out growing debt as one of Pakistan’s fundamental economic challenges
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Taking charge of foreign policy
Imran Khan would like to focus primarily on domestic challenges with economy and political stability as his priority
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CPEC and the new government
Mike Pompeo has said that IMF funds should not be used to pay off Chinese lender
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Revising NFC’s mechanism
The recommendations propose shrinking the share of the provinces by 8.2% to 49.3%
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Moody’s warning
The assessment comes at a time when Pakistan’s foreign exchange reserves have dropped to $10.23 billion
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Foreign policy: a way forward for Khan government
PTI government’s foreign policy must be extremely dynamic to bring economic stability
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Can PM Imran bring Pakistan in from the diplomatic cold?
Imran urged for 'balanced relationship' instead of 'fighting America's war' in exchange for aid
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New govt has host of options to bridge financing gap
It may consider tapping bilateral sources, go to IMF, float Euro and diaspora bonds
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A fiscal minefield
PTI is going to have to hit the ground not just running but sprinting if it has to ward off a monetary dark cloud
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IMF delays appointment of Pakistan’s senior adviser
Financial institution has had bad experience with last two advisers
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Free American media: myth or reality?
Reporting on international issues, American media is usually cooperative, reflecting the policies of their government
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Pakistan gains guarantee of China's financial backing: FT
Report says Beijing will lend money to 'overcome crunch on foreign payments'
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Approaching IMF the only option
Lender usually follows carrot and stick formula and its conditions are almost universal in nature
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A new shape emerges
Days before the new prime minister is sworn in, pit is already evident that the winds of change are picking up
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IMF dismisses talk of denying Pakistan bailout
Loan conditions may be tough this time; official request to the lender may be delayed
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Audacity of dreams
Imran Khan inherits a badly broken system because of corruption, economic inequity, terrorism and overpopulation
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Govt’s debt rises to Rs24.2tr as fiscal space shrinks
Net addition of Rs9.8tr has taken place in the last five years
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Incoming govt should fill key posts in economic ministries
Most important challenge is human deficit that reflects lack of competent economic managers
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Of short-term benefits
Pakistan is likely to turn towards IMF for a bailout as it stands on the verge of a balance-of-payments crisis
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Half of loan package will go back to IMF: Haroon
Deplores over the treatment of US and West after so much doing
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A sad Umar!
The principal shareholder in the International Monetary Fund, the US, is out to dictate its terms vis-à-vis CPEC
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A revolutionary foreign policy
US would discourage any IMF bailout for Pakistan that benefits its Chinese creditors, says Pompeo
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Standard Chartered Bank to give $200m loan to Pakistan
Meant to help country finance LNG imports that have grown in recent years
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CPEC won't be held hostage to third party agendas: FM
Islamabad says it is 'totally wrong' to link IMF loan with CPEC
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America and the money trap
Both Pakistan and America are in a time of change, of redefining their bilateral and multilateral relationships
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US opposes IMF bailout for Pakistan
Islamabad reacts in defiance to Secretary of State Pompeo’s statement
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Pompeo warns against IMF bailout that pays off Chinese lenders
Says US looked forward to engagement with the new government of Pakistan's expected new prime minister, Imran Khan
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For PTI, walk on tightrope ahead, suggests Moody's
It says plan to increase social spending and reduce tax amid need for tighter monetary and fiscal policies will clash
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Crisis severe, no option to be ruled out, says Asad Umar
IMF bailout option on the table; Pakistan faces mammoth task in arranging $11b for FY19
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How to best deal with water shortage
Experts say that population growth and urbanisation are the main reasons behind the impending water crisis
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Our escalating deficit
Pakistan’s economy is at a very critical stage; it has a current account deficit of $18 billion in fiscal year 2018
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IMF, finance ministry way off on Pakistan’s economic misery
Failure to make accurate forecasts puts question mark over capability of both institutions
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Comedy of errors
Yet again the stage is set for the comedy of errors associated with our political transitions
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IMF warns US vulnerable in escalating trade fight
Says increased conflicts threaten to derail economic recovery
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Caretaker govt kick-starts process of availing IMF bailout
Finance ministry, however, says option to be exercised by next government
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Vows for a progressive Pakistan
Despite being the 4th largest producer of cotton, Pakistan lags behind Bangladesh and Vietnam in textile exports
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Pakistan debates merits of going to IMF
NSC briefed on deteriorating macroeconomic indicators
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National Water Policy and mainstreaming of women
IMF ranked Pakistan among the top 36 countries in the world facing an acute water shortage
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Inflation touches 44-month peak at 5.2%
Higher petroleum product prices, rupee weakness fuel the rise in CPI