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Pakistan Seeks $4.9 Billion More In Loans After Missing Growth Target
The Pakistan government is reportedly planning to borrow USD 4.9 billion from international banks to meet its external financing needs and strengthen its foreign exchange reserves.
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India Fastest Growing Economy, Set To Meet 2018 Growth Target: Asian Bank
Led by India, South Asia will continue to be the fastest growing economic area despite new trade tensions in Asia and Pacific region, Asian Development Bank (ADB) said in a new report today.
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Given Global Headwinds, Tough To Achieve Double-Digit Growth: Arun Jaitley
Asserting that it's "extremely difficult to achieve double-digit growth in the current global environment, Finance Minister Arun Jaitley today said there is a scope for improvement from the current rate if reforms are carried on.
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India To Remain Bright Spot Of Global Economy: World Bank
India will continue to be the bright spot of the global economy and is projected to grow at a robust 7.8 per cent in fiscal 2016-17, more than a percentage point higher than China's, according to the World Bank.
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Pakistan Seeks $4.9 Billion More In Loans After Missing Growth Target
The Pakistan government is reportedly planning to borrow USD 4.9 billion from international banks to meet its external financing needs and strengthen its foreign exchange reserves.
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India Fastest Growing Economy, Set To Meet 2018 Growth Target: Asian Bank
Led by India, South Asia will continue to be the fastest growing economic area despite new trade tensions in Asia and Pacific region, Asian Development Bank (ADB) said in a new report today.
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Given Global Headwinds, Tough To Achieve Double-Digit Growth: Arun Jaitley
Asserting that it's "extremely difficult to achieve double-digit growth in the current global environment, Finance Minister Arun Jaitley today said there is a scope for improvement from the current rate if reforms are carried on.
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India To Remain Bright Spot Of Global Economy: World Bank
India will continue to be the bright spot of the global economy and is projected to grow at a robust 7.8 per cent in fiscal 2016-17, more than a percentage point higher than China's, according to the World Bank.
