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A deputy chief of Pakistan's spy agency met currency exchange firms this week to address a sharp slide in the rupee, ...
Pakistan’s economic stability is backed by real reforms, rising reserves, low inflation, and IMF-supported recovery, says ...
U.S. Chargé d’Affaires in Pakistan Elizabeth Horst on Monday called on Federal Minister for Finance and Revenue Senator ...
Economic stability has been achieved, and the country will not be deterred from implementing the reform agenda ...
Amidst a decline in the rupee, Pakistan's military intervenes to stabilize its currency by cracking down on black market ...
Talks between the two countries gained urgency after Washington imposed a 29% reciprocal tariff on Pakistani exports in April ...
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The Express Tribune on MSNMoody's questions missed tax targetMoody's, a global credit rating agency, on Tuesday inquired about the implications of missing a key target of increasing the ...
Standard & Poor’s has upgraded Pakistan’s credit rating from CCC+ to B-, citing improved economic stability, rising forex reserves, and successful IMF-backed reforms. Inflation, GDP growth, and debt ...
Monetary easing and liquidity expansion have likely supported growth indicators, but they may create a risk of renewed ...
Pakistan faces a 29% tariff on exports to the U.S. under President Donald Trump’s measures to target countries with large trade surpluses with the U.S.
Pakistan's government has lowered its economic growth projection for the fiscal year to 2.68%, citing global trade disruptions and tighter spending conditions by the International Monetary Fund.
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