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Pakistan says not opting out of IMF program but won’t raise power tariffs, taxes

Finance minister Tarin said government had approached IMF to ask for more “space” to meet conditionalities on a $6 bln loan
Says the government has “alternate plans” if the IMF did not respond favorably to the request to relax conditions

By KHURSHID AHMED · 05 May 2021

Pakistan Stock Exchange appoints first woman chairperson

By KHURSHID AHMED · 05 May 2021

Pakistan seeks easing of ‘tough conditions’ on $6 bln IMF loan

By Reuters · 05 May 2021

Pakistani finance minister seeks to renegotiate IMF loan conditions — official

By KHURSHID AHMED · 04 May 2021

Pakistan PM seeks debt relief for poorer nations grappling with pandemic

By Arab News Pakistan · 26 April 2021

Pakistan may need to dampen economic growth hopes following COVID-19 third wave — IMF

By Reuters · 09 April 2021

Pakistan hires banks for three-tranche dollar bond sale, document shows

By REUTERS · 25 March 2021

Annual inflation eases to 5.65% in January — Pakistan statistics bureau

By Reuters · 01 February 2021

IMF projects Pakistan growth rate at 1.5% for current fiscal, up from last year

By Arab News Pakistan · 27 January 2021

Good news soon about restarting IMF program — Pakistan central bank governor

By Reuters · 11 January 2021

Pakistan's central bank keeps main policy rate unchanged at 7%

By REUTERS · 23 November 2020

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