Islamabad: International Monetary Fund warns of Pakistan’s economic collapse. The IMF advised that if financial loans are to be given, efforts should be made to stabilize the country’s governance. Inflation in Pakistan has risen to a 47-year high, prompting the IMF to focus on governance. Everyone in the country is interested in protest and violence. The IMF has reminded that Pakistan’s policy on terrorism is dangerous and requires governance away from it.
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Pakistan’s consumer price index (CPI) jumped to 27.3 percent. This is happening for the first time since 1975. The current flood is exacerbating the crisis in Pakistan. It is indicated that the country is moving towards anarchy in the context of the production sector being completely frozen.