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IMF

abbr.
International Monetary Fund
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IMF

abbreviation for
(Banking & Finance) International Monetary Fund
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Noun1.IMF - a United Nations agency to promote trade by increasing the exchange stability of the major currencies
UN agency, United Nations agency - an agency of the United Nations
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Translations
Nemzetközi Valutaalap

IMF

N ABBR =International Monetary FundFMI m
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IMF

[ˌaɪɛmˈɛf] n abbr (=International Monetary Fund) → FMI m(= Fonds monétaire international)
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The government in its budget proposals for the next financial year has added Rs357 billion loan from the IMF. An IMF team will visit Islamabad every three months to review the economic indicators of the country.
The IMF board will approve $6 billion bailout package for Pakistan in three years under the extended fund facility.
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Reacting to the agreement, PML-N Spokesperson Marriyum Aurangzeb said it was better for Prime Minister Imran Khan "to have committed suicide [making good on his promise] than to have agreed to the $6 billion deal" with the IMF.
Spokesperson of Pakistan Muslim League-N Marriyum Aurangzeb said: 'The deal of IMF with the IMF has been successful and now an inflation bomb will be dropped on the people of Pakistan.
" Senior Pakistan Peoples' Party leader Khursheed Shah said, "Following the deal with the IMF, unbearable inflation will be seen in the country." "It seems that a tsunami of inflation will emerge out of the IMF bailout package," said PPP's Sherry Rehman and hoped that the 'tsunami' will not make the people slaves of the IMF.
A lot is riding on this package and the Asian Development Bank (ADB) has also hinted at providing budgetary support following an agreement on the IMF programme.
They added that the country did not have any other option but to concede to the IMF's demands to remain afloat.