KARACHI : Pakistan's central bank is widely expected to hold its key interest rate at a record 22 per cent for the seventh straight policy meeting on Monday as Pakistan gears up for an International Monetary Fund board approval and talks on a longer term programme. Monday's policy decision will be followe
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Islamabad-based think tank Tabadlab has said that the country s debt profile is alarming and unsustainable and predicts that Pakistan will inevitable default.
A report from Islamabad-based think tank Tabadlab warns that Pakistan's debt situation is unsustainable and heading towards an inevitable default. The country's debt has reached alarming highs, posing a devastating economic spiral. Find out more about the severity of Pakistan's debt crisis.