Abdul Hadi

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As a student of economics at NUST in Islamabad, I am driven by a passion to analyze and address the critical economic issues facing Pakistan today. 

Pakistan’ economic crisis, the IMF, and the neoliberal economic order

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On 1st July 2024, Pakistan secured a new 37-month, $7 billion loan deal with the International Monetary Fund. This Pakistan’s 23rd bailout in 75 years. Pakistan ranks fifth in outstanding debt with the IMF, standing at $7.4 billion, following Argentina, Egypt, Ukraine, and Ecuador. Pakistan has been one of the nine prolonged users of the IMF resources. The country sought IMF assistance for the first time in 1958 under the Ayub regime. Barring for a brief period of 2004-2008, Pakistan continued to remain under the IMF Program till today.

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Pakistanomy
Economy

Pakistan’ economic crisis, the IMF, and the neoliberal economic order

IMF
Date

On 1st July 2024, Pakistan secured a new 37-month, $7 billion loan deal with the International Monetary Fund. This Pakistan’s 23rd bailout in 75 years. Pakistan ranks fifth in outstanding debt with the IMF, standing at $7.4 billion, following Argentina, Egypt, Ukraine, and Ecuador. Pakistan has been one of the nine prolonged users of the IMF resources. The country sought IMF assistance for the first time in 1958 under the Ayub regime. Barring for a brief period of 2004-2008, Pakistan continued to remain under the IMF Program till today.

Tags
IMF
Pakistanomy
Economy

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