New Delhi/Islamabad, April 4 – Facing mounting pressure, Pakistan has agreed to fully repay approximately “$3.5 billion” in deposits and loans to the United Arab Emirates (UAE) by the end of April, after the Gulf nation sought the immediate return of the money.The development comes amid...
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Islamabad, March 24 – If the war in Iran does not end quickly, it could deliver the most devastating shock to Pakistan's economy in living memory, according to a report. Pakistan remains particularly vulnerable to the evolving fallout of the war, and its economy faces several challenges...
Islamabad, March 9 According to a report on Monday, Pakistan has approached Saudi Arabia with a series of requests for long-term economic support, including converting existing short-term deposits of USD 5 billion into a 10-year long-term facility, as well as requests to enhance the deferred...
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New Delhi, February 23 – While the Pakistani government claims that the country's economy has been revived from the brink and is now stable, the harsh reality is that poverty has reached an 11-year high of 29 percent, and income inequality is at levels not seen in nearly three decades, according...