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IMF to provide $510 million aid tranche to Pakistan
IMF says Pakistan's gross domestic product growth is projected at 4.5 per cent
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China, Japan growth to slow sharply in 2016, IMF warns
Government stimulus measures, lower commodity prices and low unemployment will help drive regional expansion
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The state of the economy
Pakistan’s policies are such that it is much easier for companies to exist in informal sector than in formal one
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Intriguing data
Come September, Pakistan would be ‘ready to go at it alone’ without the crutches of the IMF
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‘Pakistan can do it alone once programme ends’
IMF regional director assures no further loan deal on the cards as Islamabad ready for fiscal independence
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IMF says Pakistan ready to go it alone when programme ends
Substantial progress had been made in repairing Pakistan's economy, says IMF
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In the wake of the Panama Papers: Strengthen tax administration, audit capacity, IMF tells govt
Mission chief says economic growth still insufficient for country’s needs
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IMF urges Gulf states to adapt to lower oil prices
IMF regional chief Masood Ahmed says oil-exporting Gulf states should diversify their revenue base
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IMF and the global economic outlook
Reports rather bleak picture, suggests counter-measures
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State of the economy
IMF has been so supportive of government’s economic policies that it has given us as many as 14 waivers in two years
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Doubtful: IMF: Greece finance plans not realistic
Greece could maintain a 3.5 per cent budget surplus for years as part of its plan for debt relief from EU creditors
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Greek PM blames IMF for bailout delay
Alexis Tsipras says IMF should stop tinkering with the country's latest bailout with European creditors
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IMF ‘encouraged’ by Pakistani airline reform step
Mission chief for Pakistan says discussion will be held with authorities
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Relying on the IMF
Finance Minister Ishaq Dar has declared that the country no longer needs the IMF’s financial support
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IMF official makes strong pitch for national consensus
Says political differences blocking progress on privatisation, energy and tax reforms
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Pakistan no longer needs IMF: Dar
Dar said that the government has achieved the July-March budget deficit target of Rs1,012 billion set by the IMF
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Privatisation programme
The IMF has admitted that Pakistan’s multi-billion dollar privatisation programme has “faced setbacks”
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Govt turns down IMF proposal to limit supplementary budgets
Lender suggested constitutional change to make parliament’s approval mandatory
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IMF admits setbacks in privatisation process
Hopes dialogue between govt, stakeholders results in consensus
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Corporate corner: IMF officials visit The Express Tribune office
Mirzoev spoke at length about the state of the Pakistani economy and the three-year IMF programme
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Negative rates benefit global economy: IMF
Lagarde says US Fed ‘certainly not actively considering negative rates’
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Public debt management
Pakistan’s economy is showing visible signs of improvement
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It is time to get rid of IMF, says Dr Chaudhry
Punjab university students adjudged winners
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India can deliver two-thirds of worldwide growth in next four years: IMF chief
Christine Lagarde appreciates continuing reform process in India
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In focus: Asia reforms key for global economic growth, says IMF chief
Lagarde says region ‘now affects the world more than ever before’
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Asia reforms key for global economic growth: IMF chief
Lagarde cited examples including the need for China to rebalance its economy
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Rising levels of debt
The government plans to raise another $3.5 billion by floating Eurobonds in the international debt markets
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External debt declared $15b below IMF figures
Chunk of $5.8b was repaid in 2013, $4.1b in 2014 and the remaining $3.1b last year, says Finance Minister Ishaq Dar
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Cost of neglecting exports
The textile industry could diversify its product portfolio by exploring new markets such as Africa and Russia
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IMF wraps up 10th review of Pakistan’s economy
Paves way for second last tranche of $6.2b loan programme; lenders’ executive board expected to meet late next month
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IMF approves $497m loan for Pakistan after bailout review
Once the disbursement is made, IMF will still have to release $1.1b of the total $6.7b loan agreed 3 years ago
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IMF agrees to delay PIA sell-off for six months
Understanding reached during talks over the 10th review of Pakistan’s economy
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New measure: IMF reforms lending rules, focuses on ‘grey zone’
Abandons ‘systemic exemption’, acknowledges old rule did not prove reliable
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Monetary policy: SBP maintains benchmark interest rate at 6%
Expects average inflation in 2015-16 to remain between 3% and 4%
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External debt may swell to $70 billion by year-end
IMF’s projections are higher by $11.6 billion compared to earlier estimates
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Where is the global economy headed?
Most important feature in emerging shape of the global economy is the reaction to the turmoil in emerging economies
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Pakistan's economy reaches pivotal point, medium term outlook positive: IMF
Consensus needed for restructuring of loss-making enterprises, says Mirzoev
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Pakistan’s banking system: Soundness indicators ‘remain adequate’, says IMF
Washington-based lender says amendments in SBP law constitute major step towards its independence
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Ninth review: IPR releases factsheet to counter progress report
Says IMF either misled by govt or under pressure to declare EFF ‘successful’
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Trading out of trouble
IMF has raised concerns about further loss of Pakistan’s export competitiveness
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Pakistan faces Rs3.3 trillion revenue black hole, says IMF
Country’s tax capacity estimated to be 22.3% of GDP, revenue gap of over 11%
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Govt in comfortable position ahead of IMF review
Dar says all five performance criteria have been met
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Way out of the stagnation trap
The austerity formula has proved to be a stagnation trap for countries that went to the Fund seeking an emergency loan
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Global growth to be 'disappointing and patchy' in 2016: IMF chief
US Federal Reserve rang in the end to an era of ultra-cheap money by raising its key interest rates earlier this month
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PIA sell-off: govt set to miss IMF deadline for inviting investors
The transaction structure has to be approved by the PC board before its submission to the CCOP
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India, Russia and China to get louder voice in IMF
US Congress dismantles barrier to reforms that give emerging markets more say
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Emerging powers rise in IMF as US unblocks reforms
IMF reforms are part of a $1.1 trillion spending package approved by Congress and signed by US President Barack Obama
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An economic ‘dressing-up’
Pakistani governments have the tendency to make most things look good on paper
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Pakistan shelves plan to introduce single-stage sales tax
IMF expresses reservations over new regime, country unwilling to take risk
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IMF ninth review: Meeting due to approve release of $502m
A statement issued after the meeting praised the commitment of the Pakistan’s government to economic reforms