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Pakistan and IMF Begin Talks to Unlock $1.2 Billion in Fresh Financing

Pakistan and the International Monetary Fund formally opened negotiations in Islamabad this week for the fourth review of the country’s $7 billion Extended Fund Facility and the third review of its $1.4 billion Resilience and Sustainability Facility, with successful completion of both potentially unlocking around $1.2 billion in combined fresh financing. Finance Minister Muhammad Aurangzeb...

IMF Mission Begins Pakistan
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IMF Mission Begins Pakistan Review Amid Revenue Shortfall and Reform Gaps

An International Monetary Fund mission has begun a fresh round of review talks with Pakistani authorities in Islamabad, opening a roughly two-week assessment of the country’s progress under its $7 billion Extended Fund Facility and $1.4 billion Resilience and Sustainability Facility, even as officials head into the negotiations carrying a familiar mix of missed targets...

petrol price rises
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Petrol Price Rises by Rs28 in September as Daily Pricing Mechanism Keeps Pump Rates Moving

Pakistan’s petrol price has climbed by roughly Rs28 per litre since the start of September, according to fuel price tracking confirmed in Thursday’s 11am headlines, as the country’s newly adopted daily pricing mechanism continues to push pump rates upward in near-constant, incremental steps rather than the larger, more predictable fortnightly revisions consumers were accustomed to...

IMF Mission to Visit Pakistan
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IMF Mission to Visit Pakistan From September 23 for Fourth EFF and Third RSF Review

An International Monetary Fund mission will arrive in Pakistan on September 23 to conduct a biannual review of the country’s economic performance under its $7 billion Extended Fund Facility and $1.4 billion Resilience and Sustainability Facility, marking the next major checkpoint in a lending programme that has become central to Pakistan’s fiscal management and, increasingly,...

petrol price in Pakistan
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JI Chief Says Petrol Price Could Drop by Rs106 Per Litre if Government Scraps Levy

Jamaat-e-Islami (JI) Emir Hafiz Naeem ur Rehman has said petrol prices could fall by as much as Rs106 per litre if the government abolishes the petroleum levy and removes certain taxes on the commodity, as his party’s weeks-long protest campaign against fuel prices heads toward a critical government meeting on Thursday. Speaking on Geo News’...