ISLAMABAD (Reuters) - Pakistan discussed its $7 billion bailout reform agenda with the International Monetary Fund during an ...

Pakistan's Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif is facing public criticism for raising taxes and energy costs to meet the conditions of the IMF loan package ...

The talks in Islamabad came within six weeks of the IMF approving the bailout, an unusual move as it is rare for the fund to ...

According to a statement released by the Prime Minister’s Office (PMO), PM Shehbaz chaired a meeting to review the country’s ...

Pakistan discussed its $7 billion bailout reform agenda with the International Monetary Fund during an unscheduled staff ...

The IMF’s “no surprises” visit comes to a close and the team has gone back. The mission was here for a stock-taking exercise, ...

Finance Minister Muhammad Aurangzeb announced that Pakistan discussed its $7 billion bailout reform agenda with the IMF, ...

The special IMF team, which very emphatically denied that it was conducting a review, has left, with no min-budget recommendation. That did not mean it had nothing to say about Pakistan's performance ...

Analysts stress the dire need for political stability and policy consistency to maintain investor interest in a potentially ...

The government is pressing for the privatisation of loss-making SOEs not only due to fiscal constraints but also because it ...

Explosion struck main gate of Jamia Mosque in Azam Warsak, Lower South Waziristan, during Asr prayers, killing 1 person and 5 ...