نیازی ملک دشمن ہیں
نااہل عمران پاکستان کو مشکل میں ڈال کر سری لنکا اور ڈیفالٹ کرنےکی پوری کوشش کی لیکن اللہ نے پاکستان کو نیازی سے بچا لیا،نیازی کا آج کا بیان دیکھیں کتنی حسرت ہے کہ ملک دیوالیہ ہو جائےجبکہ اسی کا وزیرخزانہ شوکت ترین میں بھی عقل ہے ذمہ دارانہ بیان دیا ہم اسی لئیے اسے فتنہ کہتے ہیں
شرم فتنہ خان اور اسکے تم جیسے جاہل سپورٹرز کو آنی چاہیے جن کی آنکھیں اندھی تقلید کی وجہ سے بند ہو چکی ہیں
چا چے بغیرت کے گھر کی خوش خبریاں بھی ایسی ہی ہوتی ہیں اک دا کہہ کے چار چڑھ گئے چلو شکر اے کڑی تے بچ گئی
نااہل عمران پاکستان کو مشکل میں ڈال کر سری لنکا اور ڈیفالٹ کرنےکی پوری کوشش کی لیکن اللہ نے پاکستان کو نیازی سے بچا لیا،نیازی کا آج کا بیان دیکھیں کتنی حسرت ہے کہ ملک دیوالیہ ہو جائےجبکہ اسی کا وزیرخزانہ شوکت ترین میں بھی عقل ہے ذمہ دارانہ بیان دیا ہم اسی لئیے اسے فتنہ کہتے ہیں
It's not bughz e imraan but rather his polluted blood.... people born in the depths of degeneracy ought to behave the way he does. Do what I did to him, ignore.
Challu bhai, chutarlaal, baqi key 25 billion dollar, tera baap dai gah.Pakistan repays $1bn sukuk, ends immediate default risk challenge: Bloomberg
- SBP says Pakistan transferred payment to Citigroup Inc.
- Bond notes climbed to 98.9 cents on Friday.
- Early payment helps dodge risk of near-term default.
The State Bank of Pakistan (SBP) said it made the payment for a $1 billion bond on Friday as per claims by the central bank chief Jameel Ahmad of paying early, Bloomberg reported.
Abid Qamar, a spokesperson at the SBP, told the publication that Pakistan transferred the payment on the sukuk bonds three days before its maturity to Citigroup Inc which will distribute the funds onward to creditors.
According to indicative pricing data compiled by Bloomberg, the notes climbed to 98.9 cents on Friday, marking a nearly 16-cent comeback from a record low of 83 cents in October.
The early payment helped dodge the risk of a near-term default although concerns linger over its ability to pay its long-term debt.
Pakistan needs to repay about $25 billion in the fiscal year 2022-23, though most of it has been rolled over or paid, Ahmad said.
Earlier, during the post-monetary policy briefing, the SBP chief said that funding has been lined up from multilateral and bilateral sources to ensure the repayment would not affect foreign exchange reserves.
It should be noted that Pakistan also received $500 million from the Asian Infrastructure Investment Bank earlier this week, while the Kingdom of Saudia Arabia rolled over the $3 billion deposit with the SBP today.
Commenting on the development, the Ministry of Finance’s former adviser Dr Khaqan Hassan Najeeb said it is indeed comforting to see that Pakistan has made the $1 billion Sukuk payment ahead of time.
“This ends immediate default risk challenge,” he said.
However, the economist added that policymakers should remember that Pakistan continues to face a dollar liquidity crunch and to overcome that staying with the IMF is crucial along with inflows promised by friendly countries, and multilateral and bilateral partners.
Some bold decisions like the conservation of energy, the reappropriation of the Public Sector Development Programme (PSDP), control on expenditures, tight fiscal to complement monetary policy and projects fast-tracking to get dollar inflows are also necessary.
Pakistan repays $1bn sukuk, ends immediate default risk challenge: Bloomberg
SBP says Pakistan transferred payment to Citigroup Inc.Bond notes climbed to 98.9 cents on Friday.Early payment helps dodge risk of near-term default.The State Bank of Pakistan said it made the...www.geo.tv
arifkarim Citizen X Ishrat_baji Will_Bite انقلاب sensible Munawarkhan Chacha Basharat Siberite jani1 Wake up Pak
Yeh ley mar phicorilaal ,
After paying $ 1 billion —— Country is left with only $6.5 Billions and it is about to go bankrupt ( Khuda Nakhwasta ) If these motherfuckers don’t leave the government
Jahil dangar patwari PTI tayray ghaddar bhaghoray leader key tarah nahi hay.Pakistan repays $1bn sukuk, ends immediate default risk challenge: Bloomberg
- SBP says Pakistan transferred payment to Citigroup Inc.
- Bond notes climbed to 98.9 cents on Friday.
- Early payment helps dodge risk of near-term default.
The State Bank of Pakistan (SBP) said it made the payment for a $1 billion bond on Friday as per claims by the central bank chief Jameel Ahmad of paying early, Bloomberg reported.
Abid Qamar, a spokesperson at the SBP, told the publication that Pakistan transferred the payment on the sukuk bonds three days before its maturity to Citigroup Inc which will distribute the funds onward to creditors.
According to indicative pricing data compiled by Bloomberg, the notes climbed to 98.9 cents on Friday, marking a nearly 16-cent comeback from a record low of 83 cents in October.
The early payment helped dodge the risk of a near-term default although concerns linger over its ability to pay its long-term debt.
Pakistan needs to repay about $25 billion in the fiscal year 2022-23, though most of it has been rolled over or paid, Ahmad said.
Earlier, during the post-monetary policy briefing, the SBP chief said that funding has been lined up from multilateral and bilateral sources to ensure the repayment would not affect foreign exchange reserves.
It should be noted that Pakistan also received $500 million from the Asian Infrastructure Investment Bank earlier this week, while the Kingdom of Saudia Arabia rolled over the $3 billion deposit with the SBP today.
Commenting on the development, the Ministry of Finance’s former adviser Dr Khaqan Hassan Najeeb said it is indeed comforting to see that Pakistan has made the $1 billion Sukuk payment ahead of time.
“This ends immediate default risk challenge,” he said.
However, the economist added that policymakers should remember that Pakistan continues to face a dollar liquidity crunch and to overcome that staying with the IMF is crucial along with inflows promised by friendly countries, and multilateral and bilateral partners.
Some bold decisions like the conservation of energy, the reappropriation of the Public Sector Development Programme (PSDP), control on expenditures, tight fiscal to complement monetary policy and projects fast-tracking to get dollar inflows are also necessary.
Pakistan repays $1bn sukuk, ends immediate default risk challenge: Bloomberg
SBP says Pakistan transferred payment to Citigroup Inc.Bond notes climbed to 98.9 cents on Friday.Early payment helps dodge risk of near-term default.The State Bank of Pakistan said it made the...
arifkarim Citizen X Ishrat_baji Will_Bite انقلاب sensible Munawarkhan Chacha Basharat Siberite jani1 Wake up Pak
Pakistan repays $1bn sukuk, ends immediate default risk challenge: Bloomberg
- SBP says Pakistan transferred payment to Citigroup Inc.
- Bond notes climbed to 98.9 cents on Friday.
- Early payment helps dodge risk of near-term default.
The State Bank of Pakistan (SBP) said it made the payment for a $1 billion bond on Friday as per claims by the central bank chief Jameel Ahmad of paying early, Bloomberg reported.
Abid Qamar, a spokesperson at the SBP, told the publication that Pakistan transferred the payment on the sukuk bonds three days before its maturity to Citigroup Inc which will distribute the funds onward to creditors.
According to indicative pricing data compiled by Bloomberg, the notes climbed to 98.9 cents on Friday, marking a nearly 16-cent comeback from a record low of 83 cents in October.
The early payment helped dodge the risk of a near-term default although concerns linger over its ability to pay its long-term debt.
Pakistan needs to repay about $25 billion in the fiscal year 2022-23, though most of it has been rolled over or paid, Ahmad said.
Earlier, during the post-monetary policy briefing, the SBP chief said that funding has been lined up from multilateral and bilateral sources to ensure the repayment would not affect foreign exchange reserves.
It should be noted that Pakistan also received $500 million from the Asian Infrastructure Investment Bank earlier this week, while the Kingdom of Saudia Arabia rolled over the $3 billion deposit with the SBP today.
Commenting on the development, the Ministry of Finance’s former adviser Dr Khaqan Hassan Najeeb said it is indeed comforting to see that Pakistan has made the $1 billion Sukuk payment ahead of time.
“This ends immediate default risk challenge,” he said.
However, the economist added that policymakers should remember that Pakistan continues to face a dollar liquidity crunch and to overcome that staying with the IMF is crucial along with inflows promised by friendly countries, and multilateral and bilateral partners.
Some bold decisions like the conservation of energy, the reappropriation of the Public Sector Development Programme (PSDP), control on expenditures, tight fiscal to complement monetary policy and projects fast-tracking to get dollar inflows are also necessary.
Pakistan repays $1bn sukuk, ends immediate default risk challenge: Bloomberg
SBP says Pakistan transferred payment to Citigroup Inc.Bond notes climbed to 98.9 cents on Friday.Early payment helps dodge risk of near-term default.The State Bank of Pakistan said it made the...
arifkarim Citizen X Ishrat_baji Will_Bite انقلاب sensible Munawarkhan Chacha Basharat Siberite jani1 Wake up Pak
تیرے غدار نے جاتے جاتے بارودی سرنگیں بچائی ہیں جو ابھی تک پھٹ رہی ہیں --- اور یہ بات تیرے اس پیؤ نے بتائی تھی
Kanjar agar tujhay abhi bhi abu jahal rehna hay tu yeah tayri marzi hay laykin dunya jaanti hay kay tayray baap nay maeshat ka bayra gharakh kar diya hay baygherat patwari
تیرے اپنے پیو نے کہا ہے کہ عمران خان بیڑا غرق کر کے گیا ھے
Dallay phelay apnay peo ko dhoondh jis nay economy tabah key thee.
Daykh kanjar harami tayray donon peo lar paray hain
Bhai ap jo be hain? Keya kesse ke maa per ilzam lagana yeh kha ker polluted blood, Harami ess traha khana jaez ha? Politics kay bajay.Thore se ikhlaqyat be sekh leaty tu ap ke akhrat swaner jate.
