Answering questions on whether Pakistan should approach the IMF, Ismail said the lender of last resort becomes inevitable when bankruptcy looms and international banks stop lending.

KARACHI (Reuters) -Pakistan's central bank unexpectedly halted its easing cycle on Monday, keeping its key policy rate at 12%, saying there could still be price risks including from an escalation in ...

Donors pledge $9 billion for Pakistan flood rebuilding Recovery plan targets climate resilience and adaptation Poor water management, urban planning blamed for damage Holistic approach seen vital to ...

New Delhi: Pakistan is confronting mounting internal and external pressures simultaneously, as far-right protests erupt at home while deadly clashes unfold along its border with Afghanistan. The ...

Pakistan’s central bank is seen delaying the start of its easing cycle and keeping interest rates at a record as concerns linger over inflation accelerating again despite a drop in consumer prices, ...

KARACHI: Pakistan’s capital market is set to enter a faster and more efficient era as the Pakistan Stock Exchange (PSX) ...

Bank holds rates at 12% after six cuts in a row Most analysts had expected a further cut Bank flags risks of volatile inflation despite recent fall KARACHI, March l0 (Reuters) - Pakistan's central ...