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- Accelerating reforms now more important than size of programme, which will be guided by package of reform and balance of payments needs, lender says

KARACHI: An International Monetary Fund mission is expected to visit Pakistan this month to discuss a new programme, the lender said on Sunday (May 5) ahead of Islamabad beginning its annual budget-making process for the next financial year. Pakistan last month completed a short-term US$3 billion programme

If you’re betting on a quick and decisive fall in interest rates, it’s worth pondering the possibility that rates will remain higher for much longer than you think

Subsidy cuts for power and gas consumers on the cards

Three people were killed in a car accident in Warsaw on May 3, presumably including two Ukrainian citizens, spokesperson for the District Prosecutor's Office Szymon Banna said, according to RMF 24.

Krishna Srinivasan, Director of the Asia and Pacific Department at the International Monetary Fund, elaborates on the spillovers effects of China's slow recovery to its regional neighbours.

In an exclusive interview with CNA, the International Monetary Fund's Director of the Asia and Pacific Department Krishna Srinivasan warns of debt risks looming in the region as the aftermath of tight monetary policies is yet to be unleashed.

EDITORIAL: It is instructive that statements like former prime minister Shahid Khaqan Abbasi’s latest nugget, that...

Macroeconomic conditions have improved over the course of the program. Growth of 2 percent is expected in FY24 given...

Krishna Srinivasan, Director of the Asia and Pacific Department at the International Monetary Fund, explains to CNA in an exclusive broadcast interview why the IMF has raised its Asia growth forecast for 2024.