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Pakistan Seeks $10bn US Currency Support Facility

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Pakistan has requested a $10 billion Exchange Stabilisation Support Facility from the US Treasury to strengthen foreign exchange reserves, stabilise the rupee, and ease external financing pressures. This facility, proposed by Finance Minister Muhammad Aurangzeb during his visit to Washington, would provide Pakistan with an important financial buffer, enhance investor confidence, and reduce short-term external financing risks, according to Agha Adeel Saadat, a former IMF economist.

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    Agha Adeel Saadat, a former International Monetary Fund economist who...

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    How a US stabilisation fund could support Pakistan economy Pakistan ha...

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