The International Monetary Fund (IMF) on Thursday expressed dissatisfaction with Pakistan’s recently presented budget. Pakistan has barely enough currency reserves to cover one month’s imports. It had hoped to have $1.1 billion of the funds released in November, but the IMF has insisted on a number of conditions before it makes any more disbursements.

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