Pakistan to Get $450 Million Emergency Loan From IMF
BusinessWeek - 8 hours 13 min ago
Pakistan will receive $450 million in emergency financing from the International Monetary Fund to help the country rebuild an economy ravaged by record flooding, said Dominique Strauss-Kahn, the fund’s managing director.

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