Nair saab
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Advice is all we can give, who cares if they follow it cozz we provided it for free...Saying is easy , doing is difficult
Anyway, this year India and Australia are scheduled to have bumper agricultural crops so that will reduce the export prices of those commodities too. Oil will not subside in near future owing to the conflict situation continuing in the middle east and that will put pressure on the balance of payments. With devaluation the exports become stronger for Pakistan but the goods that are being exported are majorly textiles and with Bangladesh growing in that field, it could not be the greatest development there also. And of course increasing food inflation due to the currency devaluation + increasing cost of debt repayment could be disasterous. Best to increase taxes internally, reduce the biggest expenditure that they have = defence (they need to be more careful on that because the military aid from US will now only dwindle unless Kayani changes strategy) and reduce overall budget deficit. Not a good situation to be in overall. Inflation is the biggest thing that they need to watch out for, for evident reasons. This was anway always looking to be moving towards a debt trap situation.
how so?
u seem to be only stating this with reference to Pakistan - FYI, Russia is suffering, Australia will also take some time to recover from their rains/floods - Africa will always need food-aid and with the turmoil in the ME, these countries will also stock up with imports - the Philippines have a serious rice shortage and BTW, India and Aus are not the only ones having a bumper crop, so is Pakistan - wheat, rice and sugar are in abundance with export potentials.
american and australian grains (wheat and rice) are very expensive - almost a US$100/ton more expensive than asian grains and developing and 3rd world countries cannot afford expensive grains, so they will continue to look at contries like Pakistan for wheat, rice and sugar.
the IMF, they are just debt trapping banks run by drugs.