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ISLAMABAD (BLOOMBERG) - Soaring inflation. Squabbles over fuel prices. A fractious political environment. For months, Pakistan has struggled to keep its economy afloat, raising the prospect that one of the world's most populous nations could soon follow Sri Lanka in a wave of potential global defaults.
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