Pakistan has reached an agreement with the International Monetary Fund (IMF) for a USD 1.2 billion loan aimed at strengthening the nation’s economic stability amid fiscal pressures and declining foreign reserves. The arrangement is part of Pakistan’s broader efforts to address balance-of-payments challenges, support macroeconomic reforms, and restore investor confidence. The IMF loan will provide crucial liquidity to Pakistan’s central bank, help stabilize the currency, and facilitate ongoing structural reforms in taxation, energy, and public sector management.