Bloomberg pitches default probability at 10%: Dar

Finance minister rejects reports that credit default swap surged to 93%

PML-N senior leader Ishaq Dar speaks to media outside an accountability court in Islamabad on Sept 28, 2022. Photo: APP

ISLAMABAD:

Federal Minister for Finance and Revenue, Senator Mohammad Ishaq Dar said here Friday that Bloomberg has pitched Pakistan’s one-year probability of default at a low of 10 per cent.

In a tweet, the minister said the default probability was quite opposed to a highly dubious number of 93 per cent circulated by an unscrupulous local political leader a few days ago.

The minister also shared on his Twitter account the graph of Bloomberg’s Estimated Default Probability in Emerging Markets (One-year probability of default).

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He said Pakistan would continue to honour its all financial commitments on time.

“#Bloomberg pitches Pakistan’s one-year probability of default at a low of 10% as opposed to a highly dubious number of 93% circulated by an unscrupulous local political leader a few days ago. Pakistan will inshaAllah continue to honour its all financial commitments on time!” he tweeted. 

 

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