GM. Baloch
Pakistan’s teetering economy is projected by the IMF to grow by 4pc this fiscal year through June and slightly faster during the next. This is just about the only silver lining in the dark clouds of fiscal and external crisis gathering over the nation’s economic challenges. Similarly, today Pakistan has stuck in a situation where she has to move toward IMF and World Bank. Because currently Pakistan is facing unwanted challenges in the stock market, increasing dollar rate, the burden of inflation, and crises are being faced by the new federal government. On the other hand, we may come out of an immediate economic crisis as we always do temporarily but now we have to find a permanent solution. However, despite these overall challenges, we have to be still supportive of the new federal government since they have just come 3 weeks before and the Pakistani nation is also hopeful for a better future.
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