Most analysts predict a seventh consecutive rate cut by Pakistan's central bank on Monday, amid the country's first International Monetary Fund (IMF) review for its $7 billion bailout and near-decade low inflation.

Pakistan is likely to pass the first review of its $7 billion loan program with the International Monetary Fund since it has made enough progress to raise revenue, according to officials and diplomats familiar with the matter.

Global lender's delegation to assess country’s compliance with quantitative performance criteria, structural benchmarks.

Most analysts predict a seventh consecutive rate cut by Pakistan's central bank on Monday, amid the first International Monetary Fund (IMF) review of a $7-billion bailout at the time of the lowest inflation in nearly a decade.

ISLAMABAD (Web Desk) Pakistan is expected to successfully complete the first review of its $7billion loan programme with the International Monetary Fund (IMF), according to officials and diplomats cited by Bloomberg. The country has reportedly made significant strides in boosting revenue, which has been a key condition for the loan programme.

Pakistan has made a strong start in talks with the International Monetary Fund (IMF), and the tax shortfall is expected to be significantly lower tha

Most analysts predict a seventh consecutive rate cut by Pakistan's central bank on Monday, amid the country's first International Monetary Fund (IMF) review for its $7 billion bailout and near-decade low inflation.

Most analysts predict a seventh consecutive rate cut by the State Bank of Pakistan (SBP) on Monday, amid the first International Monetary Fund (IMF) review of a $7-billion bailout at the time of the lowest inflation in nearly a decade.