Islamabad [Pakistan], July 24 (ANI): Even though Pakistan has been able to secure an International Monetary Fund (IMF) bailout, the road ahead is not going to be easy, as after electricity rates, Islamabad is planning to jack up gas prices as well by over 45 per cent in line with IMF’s demand, ARY News reported on Monday citing sources.
The Pakistan federal government has shared a plan with the International Monetary Fund
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Pak economics woes continue as gas prices likely to rise by 45 per cent amid IMF’s demand
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