Imran Ali Kundi is a journalist and writer for The Nation, with a focus on national news in Pakistan. His articles cover a range of topics including business, government policies, trade, and economic development. Imran's reporting aims to provide readers with insight into the latest developments and issues affecting the country's economy and governance.
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By: Imran Ali Kundi
ISLAMABAD - A cabinet committee has approved 24 public sector entities for the Privatisation Programme, in-principle, for the time being, and directed Ministry of Privatisation to deliberate the phasing of each entity in consultation with the respective Ministries.
ISLAMABAD - The International Monetary Fund (IMF) has noted that a gradual economic recovery has increasingly taken hold and inflation has declined substantially in recent months, though remaining well above the target. The SBP has taken advantage of increased inflows, easing external pressures, and the moderation of the current account deficit to begin rebuilding FX reserves. Fiscal performance has also improved, with the government posting a large primary surplus. This overall satisfactory performance suggests that unwavering and consistent policy implementation can bring positive results, rebuild confidence, and support economic recovery, the IMF noted in its report released after completion of Stand-By Arrangement (SBA).
ISLAMABAD - Pakistan and the International Monetary Fund (IMF) have started talks for a fresh bailout package under the Extended Fund Facility (EFF) yesterday, which would be the country's 24th IMF's programme.
By: Imran Ali Kundi
ISLAMABAD - The Cabinet Committee on State-Owned Enterprises (CCoSOEs) on Monday decided to fostering transparency, efficiency, and sustainable growth within the state-owned enterprises, reflecting the government's dedication to ensuring the optimal utilisation of public resources.
By: Imran Ali Kundi
ISLAMABAD - The State Bank of Pakistan (SBP) has noted that Pakistan's macroeconomic conditions somewhat improved during the first half (July to December) of the current fiscal year, as real economic activities moderately recovered against the contraction in last year.
ISLAMABAD - Large-scale manufacturing (LSM) has posted growth of 2.04 percent in March 2024 over the corresponding pe¬riod of the previous year.
By: Imran Ali Kundi
ISLAMABAD - The Economic Coordination Committee (ECC) on Wednesday gave approval to the summary for “Provision of Rs23 billion as Additional Grant to the AJ&K Government”.
By: Imran Ali Kundi
ISLAMABAD - Experts at a consultative dialogue on taxation policies in the country's steel sector on Thursday said there is need of complete change in approach towards taxation policies at this point in time when the country's industry is facing deep crisis due to factors beyond industry's control – a situation forced on industry.
ISLAMABAD - The Privatization Commission has received expressions of interest by 8 major business groups for the privatisation of Pakistan International Airlines (PIA).
ISLAMABAD - Talks between Pakistan and the International Monetary Fund (IMF) continued in Islamabad as the visiting delegation has asked the government to reduce the expenditures in order to restrict the budget deficit and broaden the tax base of the country.
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