The government will make headway, reaching a deal after “tough” talks today as discussions with the global lender were “on track”, and there were “no differences” with the IMF team, the finance czar said while speaking to the media in Islamabad.The $350-billion economy desperately needs IMF funding as it faces a balance-of-payments crisis, with foreign exchange reserves dipping to less than three weeks of import cover.
“I am going to meet the IMF mission. The final round of talks with the Fund is currently underway,”
“Talks are on track, and we will share good news today,” he added.
