Pakistan has less than a month's worth of foreign exchange reserves and is awaiting a bailout package of $1.1 billion from the IMF that has been delayed since November over issues related to fiscal policy adjustments. (Reporting by Abinaya Vijayaraghavan in Bengaluru; Editing by Toby Chopra)
April 14 (Reuters) - Pakistan's central bank governor
said on Friday that the country's inflation is expected to start
decelerating over the next few months.
"And with the revival of the IMF program, the uncertainty
regarding external financing will also fade away," central bank
governor Jameel Ahmad said in a statement from the State Bank of
Pakistan.
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