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Pakistan’s central bank to hold monetary policy meeting on Jan. 27 

  • Interest rates, inflation will be key topics on agenda for central bank’s Monetary Policy Committee meeting
  • Pakistan marked its fifth consecutive policy rate cut by 200 basis points to 13 percent in December last year
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