IMF's new conditions for Pakistan's bailout aim to enforce vital reforms, stressing the need to address economic risks amid rising India-Pakistan tensions.

Pakistan plans strict budget measures against non-filers, including bans on vehicle and property purchases, under IMF conditions. FBR reforms aim to eliminate non-filers and widen the tax net.

While Congress MP Shashi Tharoor will lead India's effort, aimed at convincing with nuance rather than confrontation, PPP ...

The Debt Service Surcharge (DSS) being charged from the electricity consumers in their power bills is likely to go up as federal government has committed to the International Monetary Fund to uncap ...

As for key next steps, our approach is anchored in the principles of the UN charter, international law and global norms of ...

The International Monetary Fund (IMF) has highlighted growing risks to Pakistan’s economic stability and mostly pointed to regional tensions and internal ...

Pakistan is on a self-destructive path as one looks at the shifting geopolitical landscape wherein nations prioritise stability, economic cooperation, and counter-terrorism ...

The IMF report has shown the total size of the federal budget at Rs 17.6 trillion, including Rs 1.07 trillion for development ...

IMF announces new set of rules related to Pakistan aid. A total of eleven conditions are set for the next review.

IMF's conditions go beyond traditional fiscal metrics and delve into politically sensitive reforms. This comes amid rising ...

On May 19, 2025, the Pakistan Stock Exchange (PSX) experienced a surge in momentum, crossing the 120,000-point barrier during intraday trading. The KSE-100 index reached a record high of 120,285.54 ...