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IMF chief asks Pakistan to tax the rich, not poor

  • The cash-strapped country is currently witnessing one of the worst economic crises of its history
  • Pakistan is desperately looking for a crucial $1.2 billion IMF loan tranche to keep economy afloat
By KASHIF IMRAN ·

IMF board approves release of $1.17 billion to Pakistan — finance minister

By KHURSHID AHMED    ·

Economy moving from ‘crisis to stability’ — Finance Adviser

By Aamir Saeed ·

IMF says Pakistan bailout sets ambitious fiscal targets

By Reuters ·
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Finance adviser says Pakistan’s $6 bln IMF loan carries 3.2% interest rate

By KHURSHID AHMED  ·

Reality bites after IMF tells Pakistan to leave rupee to market forces

By Reuters ·

IMF says has agreed to $6 billion deal with Pakistan to support growth

By Arab News Pakistan ·
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Outcome in IMF bailout talks expected on Monday, Pakistan says

By KHURSHID AHMED  ·

Pakistan says IMF bailout package ‘more or less’ final

By Arab News Pakistan ·

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