IMF arrangements contribute to petroleum prices, with Ipsos and its Managing Director in Pakistan involved.
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Updated Sep 5
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What happened
IMF arrangements contribute to petroleum prices, with Ipsos and its Managing Director in Pakistan involved.
Who's involved
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The entities involved
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Ipsos
Norwegian market research firm
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International Monetary Fund
international financial institution
Related events
- Pakistan informed the International Monetary Fund about its revenue target.
- Increased financial exposure is needed to support Pakistan's IMF program, which requires assurances from various international partners, including Saudi Arabia and the UAE.
- The Middle East conflict is impacting global crude prices, coinciding with the IMF reviewing structural conditions and reforms related to Pakistan.
- Government uses IMF program as justification amid protests over petrol prices and poor governance, criticizing political parties.
- Pakistan relies heavily on the Strait of Hormuz for oil imports, but IMF lending limits its ability to build strategic reserves.