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Glossary · PSX term

IMF programme.

An IMF programme is a loan and reform arrangement between Pakistan and the International Monetary Fund.

Definition

These programmes provide funding and require policy steps like fiscal tightening and reforms, which affect growth, rates, and the rupee. News of a deal often lifts market sentiment by easing default fears.

Worked example

Reports that Pakistan secured an IMF tranche can boost the KSE-100 as external risk eases.

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Foreign exchange reserves

Current account deficit

Rupee depreciation

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