The IMF hasn't given the green light yet. for Pakistan to bo
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Foreign news slot ท รู วอ เลท agencies reported from Islamabad. Pakistan on February 10 that the Ministry of Finance of Pakistan issued a statement. on friday Confirmation of compliance preparations The International Monetary Fund (IMF)'s "strict conditions" in return for the latest $1.1 billion (approx. with the first approval in 2019
However, the two sides still need to negotiate again. If approved on Monday, Feb. 13, the money would be a major "breath" for Pakistan, which is "standing on the brink" of default.
At the same time, IMF approval will strengthen confidence. to many international organizations and governments in assuring a new installment of credit to Pakistan The inflation rate in January was as high as 27.5% year-on-year.
The government of Pakistan raised the retail price of gasoline and diesel. An additional 35 rupees per liter (about 4.34 baht) was added late last month. According to recommendations from the National Oil and Gas Inspection Agency To solve the problem of fuel hoarding in the country, but there are reports that the IMF is "dissatisfied" with such measures.