Without loans from the IMF to prevent default, Moody's warns that Pakistan
Without loans from the International Monetary Fund (IMF), Pakistan's economic position is concerning since the nation runs the risk of going into default. Without financial assistance from the IMF, Moody's, a credit rating agency, has issued a warning that Pakistan's economic prospects for growth and stability will remain limited. When Pakistan experiences a balance of payments crisis, it frequently turns to IMF loans for assistance. The IMF has granted Pakistan a number of loans in recent years to assist stabilise its economy, but these loans have conditions attached to them that call for significant economic changes to be implemented in Pakistan. Although there are some encouraging signs, such a decline in inflation and an increase in foreign exchange reserves, the nation's recent economic performance has been uneven.
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