Chinese Firms Pledge To Invest $5 Billion In Pak After Meeting Imran Khan
World News | ANI | Saturday July 13, 2019
Leading Chinese firms have told Prime Minister Imran Khan that they will invest USD 5 billion in cash-strapped Pakistan in various sectors over a period of three to five years.
IMF May Delay Bailout Package To Cash-Strapped Pakistan: Report
World News | Press Trust of India | Monday April 15, 2019
The IMF's bailout package to cash-strapped Pakistan could be delayed as the global lender is pressing it to be transparent on the CPEC project and wants a written guarantee from Islamabad that its assistance will not be used to repay the loans to China, a media report said on Monday.
Cash Strapped Pakistan Receives $2.2 Billion From China
World News | Press Trust of India | Monday March 25, 2019
China on Monday pumped-in USD 2.2 billion to cash-strapped Pakistan to shore up its close ally's foreign currency reserves and help avert a possible default on external debt payments.
Imran Khan To Meet IMF Chief Christine Lagarde For Talks On Bailout
World News | Reuters | Saturday February 9, 2019
Pakistani Prime Minister Imran Khan will meet International Monetary Fund (IMF) chief Christine Lagarde in Dubai on Sunday for talks on issues which have held up bailout negotiations, a Pakistani minister said on Saturday.
China To Provide $2.5 Billion Loan To Pak To Boost Foreign Reserves
World News | Press Trust of India | Saturday February 2, 2019
China will provide USD 2.5 billion in loans to Pakistan to boost the foreign exchange reserves of its "all-weather ally", a media report said Saturday.
IMF To Check Pak's Debt Sustainability Before Giving Loan: Top Official
World News | Press Trust of India | Friday December 14, 2018
The IMF will conduct a proper debt sustainability analysis of Pakistan before granting it any loan, a senior official has said, amid concerns that Islamabad is seeking a multi-billion dollar bailout package from the global financial body to pay back Chinese creditors.
Pakistan Unlikely To Get IMF Bailout By January 15, Says Report
World News | Press Trust of India | Friday December 7, 2018
Pakistan's quest for a $8 billion bailout package from the International Monetary Fund (IMF) by January 15 might not be successful as the global lender wants the government to adopt tougher measures to address external sector imbalances, a media report said.
As Pakistan Debts Rise, Government Vehicles At Auction To Raise Funds
World News | Press Trust of India | Wednesday October 17, 2018
Cash-strapped Pakistan government today put on auction 49 more vehicles, including 19 bullet proof cars, as Prime Minister Imran Khan grappled with a major debt crisis.
"Poor Country Pakistan" Cuts Chinese Investment In Key Railway Project
World News | Press Trust of India | Tuesday October 2, 2018
Pakistan has slashed China's investment in its railways by as much as $2 billion citing a massive burden of loans. By doing so, Islamabad has given credence to reports that the new government led by Imran Khan may scrutinise the multi-billion dollar corridor it calls 'CPEC' or 'China-Pakistan Economic Corridor'.
From Selling BMWs To Buffaloes, How Imran Khan Is Tackling Pak's Debt
World News | Press Trust of India | Monday September 17, 2018
The cash-strapped Pakistan government on Monday sold 34 cars as part of an auction of 102 luxury vehicles, including some bullet-proof ones, as part of Prime Minister Imran Khan's austerity drive.
Pakistan, International Monetary Fund agree to $5.3 billion bailout
World News | Associated Press | Friday July 5, 2013
Pakistan took a major step toward averting an economic crisis on Thursday, reaching an initial deal with the International Monetary Fund (IMF) on a bailout of at least $5.3 billion to help shore up the country's rapidly diminishing foreign reserves.
Pak yet to clear pre-partition debt of 300 crore
India News | Press Trust of India | Monday July 6, 2009
The Budget books refer to the sum as 'amount due from Pakistan on account of share of pre-partition debt'.
Chinese Firms Pledge To Invest $5 Billion In Pak After Meeting Imran Khan
World News | ANI | Saturday July 13, 2019
Leading Chinese firms have told Prime Minister Imran Khan that they will invest USD 5 billion in cash-strapped Pakistan in various sectors over a period of three to five years.
IMF May Delay Bailout Package To Cash-Strapped Pakistan: Report
World News | Press Trust of India | Monday April 15, 2019
The IMF's bailout package to cash-strapped Pakistan could be delayed as the global lender is pressing it to be transparent on the CPEC project and wants a written guarantee from Islamabad that its assistance will not be used to repay the loans to China, a media report said on Monday.
Cash Strapped Pakistan Receives $2.2 Billion From China
World News | Press Trust of India | Monday March 25, 2019
China on Monday pumped-in USD 2.2 billion to cash-strapped Pakistan to shore up its close ally's foreign currency reserves and help avert a possible default on external debt payments.
Imran Khan To Meet IMF Chief Christine Lagarde For Talks On Bailout
World News | Reuters | Saturday February 9, 2019
Pakistani Prime Minister Imran Khan will meet International Monetary Fund (IMF) chief Christine Lagarde in Dubai on Sunday for talks on issues which have held up bailout negotiations, a Pakistani minister said on Saturday.
China To Provide $2.5 Billion Loan To Pak To Boost Foreign Reserves
World News | Press Trust of India | Saturday February 2, 2019
China will provide USD 2.5 billion in loans to Pakistan to boost the foreign exchange reserves of its "all-weather ally", a media report said Saturday.
IMF To Check Pak's Debt Sustainability Before Giving Loan: Top Official
World News | Press Trust of India | Friday December 14, 2018
The IMF will conduct a proper debt sustainability analysis of Pakistan before granting it any loan, a senior official has said, amid concerns that Islamabad is seeking a multi-billion dollar bailout package from the global financial body to pay back Chinese creditors.
Pakistan Unlikely To Get IMF Bailout By January 15, Says Report
World News | Press Trust of India | Friday December 7, 2018
Pakistan's quest for a $8 billion bailout package from the International Monetary Fund (IMF) by January 15 might not be successful as the global lender wants the government to adopt tougher measures to address external sector imbalances, a media report said.
As Pakistan Debts Rise, Government Vehicles At Auction To Raise Funds
World News | Press Trust of India | Wednesday October 17, 2018
Cash-strapped Pakistan government today put on auction 49 more vehicles, including 19 bullet proof cars, as Prime Minister Imran Khan grappled with a major debt crisis.
"Poor Country Pakistan" Cuts Chinese Investment In Key Railway Project
World News | Press Trust of India | Tuesday October 2, 2018
Pakistan has slashed China's investment in its railways by as much as $2 billion citing a massive burden of loans. By doing so, Islamabad has given credence to reports that the new government led by Imran Khan may scrutinise the multi-billion dollar corridor it calls 'CPEC' or 'China-Pakistan Economic Corridor'.
From Selling BMWs To Buffaloes, How Imran Khan Is Tackling Pak's Debt
World News | Press Trust of India | Monday September 17, 2018
The cash-strapped Pakistan government on Monday sold 34 cars as part of an auction of 102 luxury vehicles, including some bullet-proof ones, as part of Prime Minister Imran Khan's austerity drive.
Pakistan, International Monetary Fund agree to $5.3 billion bailout
World News | Associated Press | Friday July 5, 2013
Pakistan took a major step toward averting an economic crisis on Thursday, reaching an initial deal with the International Monetary Fund (IMF) on a bailout of at least $5.3 billion to help shore up the country's rapidly diminishing foreign reserves.
Pak yet to clear pre-partition debt of 300 crore
India News | Press Trust of India | Monday July 6, 2009
The Budget books refer to the sum as 'amount due from Pakistan on account of share of pre-partition debt'.
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