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So will Pakistan approach IMF or, not ?
Going to the IMF for the 22nd time is not learning, just repeating.Most likely. I don't think any country will step in. Pakistan has to learn the hard way.
I highly doubt this... Unless Pakistan discovers a huge gold, oil deposit or some other highly valuable resource in the near future... It's at IMF teats we shall suck forever.
Dont we have huge gold already waiting to be extracted?
given away for pennies plus it will be taken out of Pakistan for refinement.....so barely no effect on economy except slave labourI am not aware of its reserves total value. Plus it depends on how we treat any resource. Are we giving it all away for pennies to the mining company or is this a nationalized resource???
Do you know what are the major imports of Pakistan?? If you had done some homework before coming here you would know where the exact problems is.Asad Umer has wasted valuable time since taking oath. His first step after taking oath should have been ban on non-essential imports and putting tariffs on others to curb imports.
He has done it now, which is first step towards tightening the belt.
The trade deficit should have been the first priority from hour 0. Pakistan cannot live like this anymore.
$18 bn trade deficit is daft for a country like Pakistan. Exports would take time to improve. Curbing the imports is and should be the first target. The third equation in the trade deficit are remittances, which are showing improvements. These two dimensions would decrease the trade deficit in short run. In the long run whole strategy has to change. Dar has brought Pakistan near to complete disaster.