The IMF assessment noted that Pakistan’s economic challenges were complex and multifaceted, and risks were exceptionally high. — Bloomberg
ISLAMABAD: Pakistan needs another International Monetary Fund (IMF) programme and support from other multilateral lenders beyond the coming election cycle and the ongoing standby arrangement, the lender says in a report.
“Resolving Pakistan’s structural challenges, including long-term balance of payments pressures, will require continued adjustments and creditor support beyond the current programme period,” the IMF said in a 120-page report analysing Pakistan’s macroeconomic outlook.
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