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Pakistan s external debt likely to increase

Pakistan s external debt likely to increase ANI 30 Jun 2021, 13:03 GMT+10 Islamabad [Pakistan], June 30 (ANI): Pakistan s external debt is likely to increase in the near future as it is under compulsion to borrow more and more every year to repay its outstanding external loans, finance its current account and build its forex reserves. Over the last 15 years or so, the country s external debt and liabilities have grown at a varying pace but no effort made during this period succeeded in containing the exponential increase in the burden, Dawn reported. This is evident from the over 150 per cent growth in foreign debt and liabilities to USD 116.3 billion from USD 45.4 billion at the end of Financial Year 2008. Moreover, Pakistan purchased nearly 63 per cent more debt or USD 12.13 billion in the first 11 months of the outgoing fiscal year compared to USD 7.4 billion the government had borrowed during the same period last year.

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Pakistan s external debt likely to increase as dependence on foreign loans continues

Pakistan s external debt likely to increase as dependence on foreign loans continues ANI | Updated: Jun 30, 2021 08:14 IST Islamabad [Pakistan], June 30 (ANI): Pakistan s external debt is likely to increase in the near future as it is under compulsion to borrow more and more every year to repay its outstanding external loans, finance its current account and build its forex reserves. Over the last 15 years or so, the country s external debt and liabilities have grown at a varying pace but no effort made during this period succeeded in containing the exponential increase in the burden, Dawn reported. This is evident from the over 150 per cent growth in foreign debt and liabilities to USD 116.3 billion from USD 45.4 billion at the end of Financial Year 2008. Moreover, Pakistan purchased nearly 63 per cent more debt or USD 12.13 billion in the first 11 months of the outgoing fiscal year compared to USD 7.4 billion the government had borrowed dur

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Pak s external debt likely to increase due to dependence on foreign loans

Pakistan s external debt is likely to increase in the near future as it is under compulsion to borrow more and more every year to repay its outstanding external loans, finance its current account and build its forex reserves. Over the last 15 years or so, the country s external debt and liabilities have grown at a varying pace but no effort made during this period succeeded in containing the exponential increase in the burden, Dawn reported. This is evident from the over 150 per cent growth in foreign debt and liabilities to USD 116.3 billion from USD 45.4 billion at the end of Financial Year 2008. Moreover, Pakistan purchased nearly 63 per cent more debt or USD 12.13 billion in the first 11 months of the outgoing fiscal year compared to USD 7.4 billion the government had borrowed during the same period last year.

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China Has Gone Too Far in Clamping Down on Big Tech — That Will Hurt Economic Growth, Says Analyst – NBC 6 South Florida

Regulators in China have in the last few months ramped up scrutiny on the country s tech giants such as Alibaba and Tencent. The companies now face fines and new rules aimed at reining in monopolistic business practices. There s certainly a logic to clamping down on monopolies and some of the abuses of power that we see from some of the companies. But they ve gone too far and basically scared innovators from innovating, said Scott Kennedy, senior advisor and trustee chair in Chinese business and economics at the Center for Strategic and International Studies. Kennedy explained to CNBC s Street Signs Asia that the private sector is an important source of productivity gains that fuel much of China s economic growth.

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China Has Gone Too Far in Clamping Down on Big Tech — That Will Hurt Economic Growth, Says Analyst – NBC10 Philadelphia

China Has Gone Too Far in Clamping Down on Big Tech — That Will Hurt Economic Growth, Says Analyst – NBC10 Philadelphia
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