Pakistan hikes fuel prices to meet IMF loan conditions

Summary by Ground News

Prices will rise by 20% starting Friday, causing long lines at filling stations. The price hike has been the main issue between Pakistan and the IMF as part of an agreement to withdraw subsidies. The IMF has said that a considerable progress had been made in the talks, but emphasized the urgency of removing subsidies.

1 month ago·Pakistan

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Times of India

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