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Pakistan expects rollover of $12 billion bilateral debt

Iqbal urges mobilisation of domestic resources to curb borrowing

Will issue PIBs, T-bills to repay previous debt, finance projects

Pakistan expects to get $3.1b from IMF in next fiscal year

Rise comes on back of revival in investors confidence, improving economic activity

CDWP approves concept clearance paper for tax reforms in Punjab

Increase comes on back of $1 billion obtained from China late last month

Credit flow slightly lower than target of Rs1.3tr set by agri-committee

People and businesses ramp up investment in gold, PSX shares, pharmaceuticals

It took loans of only Rs205b in July due to surge in foreign financing

Increase comes on back of high govt borrowing, sluggish spending by businesses

SBP says Islamabad prefers short-term loans, which seems contrary to facts

Pakistan’s debt and liabilities increased only 2% to Rs41tr in Jul-Dec 2019

Zubair pleads apex court to order govt to bring down policy rate to 6-7%

Amount raised will be used to pay off some dues of energy firms

Businesses do not believe in govt claims of economic improvement

Pakistan local currency bond yields rise 10 to 30 basis points in auction

Country will continue to make more borrowing to service current debt

Finance ministry says other factors to blame for 40% increase in debt

Federal cabinet members perturbed by low credit demand

Ministry of Finance says net increase in external debt in 1HFY20 is $1.7 billion instead of $5.5 billion

Money loses value over time due to inflation, printing of currency by central banks

Of that, 46% was short-term commercial lending, secured at up to 5.5% interest

Real estate, auto, IT and pharmaceutical sectors record surge in borrowings

Business forum urges SBP to review its policies, facilitate private sector

Inflows expected from bilateral and multilateral lenders, Eurobond float and IMF

Makes 53% higher borrowing to meet budgetary shortfall

Survey finds banks' stocks of non-performing loans can contribute to squeeze on new lending activity in coming months

Overall debt increases to Rs26.5tr due to revenue shortfall, rupee depreciation

This is alarming as IMF will like to see a drastic cut in the central bank debt stock, in case of a bailout

Mounting debt, steep decline in reserves reasons behind heavy reliance on external creditors

Country will require $27 billion in external financing next year

Pakistan has to fund the current fiscal deficit more via domestic borrowing with declining external borrowing

Country pays Rs1.41tr in debt servicing in Jul-Mar FY17 against annual budgeted estimate of Rs1.95tr

Will negotiate with ADB and AFD in bid to shore up foreign exchange reserves