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IMF says has made ‘considerable progress’ as Pakistan funding talks continue

  • Discussions covered the impact of the Middle East conflict on Pakistan, balance of payments and external financing needs
  • Pakistan’s program implementation under a $7 billion program remained broadly aligned with authorities’ commitments, IMF says
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