Pakistan and IMF hold talks on financial support
Most outlets reported that Pakistan averted the risk of a mini-budget following discussions with the IMF. They noted the easing of the mini-budget threat and mentioned ongoing negotiations over the release of the $1.2 billion fifth tranche. Excerpts were largely uniform in framing, with slight variation in phrasing but no distinct emphasis from any named outlet.
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Pakistan averts mini-budget threat after IMF talks
The risks of a mini-budget have eased following talks between Pakistan and the International Monetary Fund (IMF), sources. Pakistan and IMF are holding negotiations over the release of the $1.2 billion fifth tranche under the ongoing loan programme. According to sources, the IMF is satisfied with Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif’s economic policies and their implementation. […]
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IMF-Pakistan talks: Islamabad ‘averts’ mini budget risk
The risks of a mini-budget have eased following talks between Pakistan and the International Monetary Fund (IMF)...
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