Faseeh Mangi is the Pakistan Bureau Chief for BNN Bloomberg, Yahoo Finance, and Bloomberg News. With a focus on multinational coverage, Faseeh's articles provide insights into Pakistan's economy, financial markets, startups, and energy sector. His work has been featured in various international publications, showcasing his expertise in business and finance reporting.
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Faseeh Mangi's coverage is focused on government and politics, finance and economy, as well as business in Pakistan. He extensively covers evolving stories and government announcements related to the country's economic situation. Therefore, he would likely be interested in pitches providing expert analysis or access to high-level sources on topics such as Pakistani startups, stock market trends, IMF loan programs impact on Pakistan’s economy.
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By: Faseeh Mangi
Pakistan’s new finance minister is on a mission to fix his country. To many, it’s an unenviable task.
By: Faseeh Mangi
Drawing no salary, Aurangzeb leaves ‘cushy' banker life behind His new job has steep political as well as economic challenges
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By: Faseeh Mangi
The country has Asia’s fastest inflation, anemic growth and one of the lowest tax-collection rates in the world.
By: Faseeh Mangi, Eric Martin
Pakistan needs two to three years to implement some of the structural changes the International Monetary Fund has prescribed to break the South Asian country's chain of financial struggles and bailouts, according to its new finance minister.
By: Eric Martin, Ranjeetha Pakiam, Faseeh Mangi
Pakistan 's new government does not anticipate any significant currency devaluation as part of its negotiations with the International Monetary Fund to unlock billions of dollars in lending and bolster the nation's economic reform agenda.
By: Faseeh Mangi, Ranjeetha Pakiam Thu, Eric Martin
(Bloomberg) -- Pakistan's new government does not anticipate any significant currency devaluation as part of its negotiations with the International
Samsung Electronics Co. is facing a shortage of its S24 smartphones in Pakistan after seeing unprecedented demand for its flagship phone.
Pakistan’s central bank left its interest rate at an all-time high ahead of a scheduled visit by an International Monetary Fund mission next month to hash out a new loan program.
(Bloomberg) — Pakistan's central bank left its interest rate at an all-time high ahead of a scheduled visit by an International Monetary Fund mission next month to hash out a new loan program.
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