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IMF to Review Pakistan's $2.5 Billion Financing Gap

CosmicTaco · 2024-11-11T08:41:19.904856+05:30

- IMF to assess Pakistan's external financing needs next week. - $2.5 billion gap for fiscal year; delays in securing loans from bilateral creditors. - Talks led by IMF Mission Chief Nathan Porter; formal review in March 2025. Source: [Abp News](https://news.abplive.com/business/imf-to-evaluate-pakistan-s-external-financing-requirements-in-upcoming-review-says-report-1730392), [The Times Of India](https://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/world/pakistan/imfs-unscheduled-visit-to-pakistan-to-bridge-2-5-billion-gap/articleshow/115143850.cms)

IMF to assess Pakistan's external financing needs next week.
$2.5 billion gap for fiscal year; delays in securing loans from bilateral creditors.
Talks led by IMF Mission Chief Nathan Porter; formal review in March 2025.

Source: Abp News, The Times Of India

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