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Pakistan is facing backlash from the International Monetary Fund regarding its plan to channel surplus electricity into its ...
The IMF hasn’t agreed to crypto power subsidies yet, but Pakistan is working with the World Bank and others to refine the ...
The IMF has rejected Pakistan’s proposal to offer subsidized electricity for Bitcoin mining, citing risks of economic ...
IMF raises objections to Pakistan's crypto mining initiative, sparking uncertainty over country's Bitcoin reserve plans.
On Wednesday, the World Bank approved a $194 million loan for Pakistan and signed a $350 million loan agreement with ADB to ...
IMF rejects Pakistan’s subsidised power tariffs plan, cautioning it could disrupt the power market and worsen existing sector ...
The government plans to offer electricity at up to Rs 24 per unit for Bitcoin mining, while currently, the country has a ...
Pakistan, Afghanistan no longer part of World Bank’s South Asia region; Johannes Zutt to be new head
The people cited above said Pakistan and Afghanistan will now be grouped under the bank’s Middle East and North Africa (Mena) ...
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Daily Times on MSNAgenda with IMF, WBPakistan’s economic blueprint is being redefined under the weight of conditions tied to its $7 billion IMF Extended Fund ...
China rolls over $3.4B in loans to Pakistan, pushing reserves to IMF target of $14B as Islamabad fights to avoid crisis.
Pakistan’s stock market emerged as one of the strongest-performing markets in the world, rebounding from years of volatility, ...
ISLAMABAD: Pakistan secured nearly $20bn in foreign loans and grants during the first 11 months (July-May) of 2024-25, surpassing the annual target of $19.2bn set for the fiscal year ending June 30.
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