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Pakistan secured $3.03 billion in foreign financing from July to November 2025, aided by IMF and bilateral support, despite new IMF conditions.
Pakistan secured $3.03 billion in foreign loans and grants from July to November 2025, a 14% increase from last year, driven by higher bilateral and multilateral lending.
The IMF approved a $1.2 billion disbursement, raising total support to $3.3 billion, while the government aims for $19.9 billion in external financing this fiscal year.
Key sources include $9 billion in rollover financing from Saudi Arabia and China, $500 million from a Saudi oil facility, and support from multilateral institutions.
Remittances reached $966 million, exceeding annual targets.
The government also raised Rs858 billion domestically, up 15% from last year.
Despite progress in reserves and fiscal discipline, the IMF imposed 11 new conditions, including tax reform, anti-corruption measures, and financial market improvements.
Pakistán obtuvo 3,03 mil millones de dólares en financiamiento extranjero de julio a noviembre de 2025, con la ayuda del FMI y el apoyo bilateral, a pesar de las nuevas condiciones del FMI.