The International Monetary Fund said Saturday that Pakistan’s economic reform programme remained broadly on track, but warned over rising inflation.
“The IMF is encouraged by the overall progress made in pushing ahead with policies to strengthen macroeconomic stability and reviving investment and growth,” Jeffrey Franks, the fund’s mission chief for Pakistan, said in a statement in Islamabad.
Pakistan received a $6.7 billion IMF bailout package last year to help the country achieve economic reforms
