KARACHI, March 11 (Reuters) - Pakistan and the International Monetary Fund made "considerable progress" in talks on the ...

Pakistan faces an energy dilemma as the Iran war pushes oil prices higher. IMF pressure for market pricing clashes with ...

Pakistan’s efforts to soften a gas levy on industrial captive power plants have been rejected by the International Monetary ...

Pakistan and the International Monetary Fund continued negotiations on the final day of economic review talks, with no ...

Every year, as Pakistan approaches the federal budget, a familiar ritual unfolds. Finance ministry officials huddle over ...

The IMF's recent failure to reach a staff-level agreement with Pakistan highlights the economic challenges exacerbated by the ...

The International Monetary Fund has reported significant progress in its discussions with Pakistan regarding funding ...

The IMF has delayed a staff-level agreement with Pakistan, citing unresolved issues over budget gaps, taxation, and payouts.

Pakistan can either keep fuel prices artificially low and risk violating IMF conditions or pass the full burden of rising ...

Pakistan & IMF failed to reach a staff-level agreement under the EFF. Virtual talks ended on March 11, but economic reviews will continue.

Pakistan and the International Monetary Fund will continue discussions over another round of funding from a $7 billion bailout program aimed at restoring confidence in the country’s economy, amid ...

President of the Federation of Pakistan Chambers of Commerce and Industry (FPCCI) Atif Ikram Sheikh stated that geopolitical ...