Sri Lanka bond holders agree to take 28% haircut: govt
COLOMBO: Sri Lanka’s private creditors have accepted a 28 percent haircut on $12.5 billion in sovereign bonds, the government announced ...
Read moreCOLOMBO: Sri Lanka’s private creditors have accepted a 28 percent haircut on $12.5 billion in sovereign bonds, the government announced ...
Read moreThe Pakistan Stock Exchange (PSX) continued with its winning run as the benchmark KSE-100 index settled above the 80,000 level ...
Read moreThe Pakistan Stock Exchange (PSX) continued with its winning momentum, as the benchmark KSE-100 index crossed the 80,000 level during ...
Read moreTwo brokerage houses said they see CPI-based inflation reading inching slightly higher, and hover around 12-13% in June 2024.“CPI for ...
Read moreWASHINGTON: The IMF executive board approved a new loan program with Tanzania worth around $786 million on Thursday to help ...
Read morePrime Minister Shehbaz Sharif spoke to the nation on Saturday, announcing a series of significant reforms designed to cut government ...
Read moreMoody’s Ratings, a global credit rating agency, on Friday said Pakistan government’s newly-announced budget for fiscal year 2024-25 would “likely ...
Read moreCOLOMBO: Sri Lanka’s planned foreign debt restructure after an unprecedented economic crisis has been delayed by “procedural issues” in negotiations ...
Read moreFinance Minister Muhammad Aurangzeb announced Pakistan’s federal budget 2024-25, targeting a modest 3.6% growth for the coming fiscal year, as ...
Read moreFinance Minister Muhammad Aurangzeb on Wednesday presented his first federal budget with a total outlay of Rs18.9 trillion, which analysts ...
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