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    Pakistan to Repay $4.8 Billion in External Obligations by June

    Islamabad, April 6 Pakistan has made arrangements to repay $4.8 billion in external obligations by June, including $3.5 billion payable to the UAE through three different facilities, a local media report said.This development comes after the federal government decided to return $2 billion to...
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    UAE Demands Immediate Debt Repayment from Pakistan

    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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    Pakistan Returns UAE Deposits as Part of Bilateral Agreement

    Islamabad, April 4 Pakistan on Saturday rejected social media commentary regarding the repayment of financial deposits to the UAE, reaffirming a strong partnership with the Gulf nation.The reaction by social media users came in response to media reports that Pakistan had been asked by the UAE...
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    Pakistan's Loan Repayment Timeline Announced

    Islamabad, April 3 Pakistan has decided to repay a $2 billion loan to the United Arab Emirates (UAE) at the UAE's request, a media report said on Friday.The UAE had provided the funds to support the balance of payments, and the repayments were being made until recently.The UAE recently...
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    Pakistan's Exports to Afghanistan Plummet Amid Border Closures

    Kabul, February 25 – Pakistan's exports to Afghanistan have sharply declined in the first seven months of the current fiscal year due to trade disruptions and political tensions, local media reported on Wednesday.According to official data from the State Bank of Pakistan, exports from Pakistan...
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    Bank Borrowing Drops Sharply in Pakistan Amid Uncertainty

    New Delhi, February 25 – There has been a significant decline in private investment in Pakistan’s economy, despite a reduction in interest rates. This is because businesses are facing an uncertain economic environment due to high energy costs, regulatory unpredictability, and high taxes...
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