Under the Extended Funding Facility (EFF) $7 billion bailout programme for Pakistan, it was agreed that a progress review would be done every six months.
A recent IMF report offers key insights for India amid an increasingly debt-laden global economy.
The recent IMF report presents a mixed picture of the global economy: the immediate threat of recession has receded, and inflation is gradually stabilising, yet a new alarm has been sounded on the surging levels of global debt.
The level of uncertainty surrounding the global economic outlook is high, the report noted on Tuesday
For India, the October outlook projects a headline inflation figure of 4.4% for FY25 and 4.1% for FY26.
The Reserve Bank of India's forex reserves decreased to $635.667 billion from $635.828 billion during the week ended December 10.
The top echelons of these institutions rarely stay in Pakistan, having invested their income in purchasing property and businesses abroad.
The IMF's World Economic Outlook (WEO) kept the gross domestic product (GDP) growth forecasts it had made in July for India, whose Covid-battered economy had shrunk by 7.3 per cent in the last fiscal year.
The country's social stability started deteriorating since the October 2019 uprising, adding to it is the economic impact of Covid-19 and the deadly Port of Beirut explosions in August 2020.
According to the new Prime Minister Najib Mikati, his cabinet is formed of specialists who are keen to stop the country's current collapse by dealing with urgent issues, including the negative repercussions of lifting subsidies.
