IMF and Pakistan Secure Critical Financial Agreement
The International Monetary Fund (IMF) and Pakistani authorities have concluded a staff-level agreement. The deal will grant Pakistan up to $2 billion in disbursements. This development follows Pakistan's efforts to stabilize its economy over the last 18 months, despite global economic challenges.

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The International Monetary Fund (IMF) announced on Tuesday that its team and Pakistani authorities have reached a pivotal staff-level agreement. Upon official approval, the deal will afford Pakistan approximately $2 billion in total disbursements.
Facing a challenging global economic landscape, Pakistan has demonstrated commendable progress in restoring macroeconomic stability. Over the past 18 months, efforts have been ongoing to rebuild confidence in the nation's financial systems.
The IMF emphasized the significance of this progress, suggesting that such achievements lay the groundwork for further economic recovery and growth in Pakistan.
(With inputs from agencies.)
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