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IMF board to meet on Jan. 11 for Pakistan loan program approval 

  • The IMF last month said it had reached a staff-level agreement with Pakistan on the first review of a $3 billion bailout 
  • If approved by its board, the global lender will release a tranche of $700 million to the cash-strapped South Asian nation 
By Reuters ·
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Pakistani professionals struggle with higher costs as economy teeters 

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IMF giving Pakistan tough time over unlocking funds, PM says 

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Finance minister denies Pakistan planning to appropriate forex reserves held by commercial banks

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