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Pakistan plans to launch panda bonds, seeks cooperation of Chinese capital market investors

  • The bonds are denominated in China’s currency and will provide Pakistan access to Chinese capital markets
  • The finance minister also discusses the next CPEC stage, expected to emphasize business-to-business ties
By Aamir Saeed ·

Pakistan aims to increase revenue by 1.5 percent of GDP this year under new IMF deal — minister

By Arab News Pakistan ·
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Pakistan mulls pension reforms as government moves to curtail expenditure ahead of IMF talks

By Arab News Pakistan ·
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Pakistan finance minister expresses hope of larger IMF program amid Washington meetings

By Arab News Pakistan ·

Pakistan expects to avoid rupee devaluation in new IMF talks — finance minister

By Arab News Pakistan ·

Pakistan finance minster arrives in US to attend IMF, World Bank meetings

By Arab News Pakistan ·

Pakistan to tap China for $300 million debut Panda bonds — Bloomberg

By Arab News Pakistan ·

US envoy meets Finmin Aurangzeb, assures support for completion of Pakistan’s IMF program

By KASHIF IMRAN ·
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Pakistan says will seek financing from Middle Eastern banks after securing new IMF bailout

By Muhammad Ibrahim ·

Pakistani finance minister calls for transparency in tax collection ahead of IMF talks

By Arab News Pakistan ·

Pakistan PM Sharif picks Muhammad Aurangzeb, CEO of HBL bank, in new cabinet

By Reuters ·

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