Pakistan secured approximately US $471 million in external financing during October, signalling a positive inflow amid broader economic pressures.
The funding arrives as the country works to stabilise its balance of payments and cover fiscal deficits. Analysts say the amount, though modest relative to total financing needs, could help shore up reserves and support the currency.
Despite this, experts caution that reliance on short-term external flows underscores the importance of structural reforms and sustained investor confidence to avoid recurring financing gaps.
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