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IMF shareholders divided over request by Pakistan, other borrowers to suspend surcharges

  • Argentina, Pakistan and others are pushing IMF to drop, or temporarily waive, surcharges
  • IMF estimates surcharges will cost borrowers $4bln on top of interest payments and fees
By Reuters ·

Pakistani finance minister defends fuel price hike after opposition from major political leaders

By KHURSHID AHMED    ·

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

By KHURSHID AHMED    ·

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

By Reuters ·

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