IMF, Pakistan Extend Talks Amid Questions on Iran War Impact
Source: Bloomberg Politics · Bias: Center
Summary
Pakistan and the International Monetary Fund will continue discussions over another round of funding from a $7 billion bailout program aimed at restoring confidence in the country’s economy, amid questions on how the ongoing war in Iran may impact its eastern neighbor.
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