IMF Sees Pakistan Stepping Back From Default Risk

The International Monetary Fund (IMF) has indicated that Pakistan is moving away from the risk of default, citing recent fiscal measures and economic reforms. Officials stated that the country’s improved revenue collection, restructuring of debt, and prudent policy steps have strengthened its financial position. IMF representatives noted that continued adherence to reform commitments and disciplined macroeconomic management will be crucial to sustain progress. Analysts said the development reflects growing confidence in Pakistan’s economy and may support investor sentiment, while highlighting the importance of ongoing structural reforms to ensure long-term fiscal stability