Pakistan Requests $10 Billion Fund from US to Stabilize Exchange Rate on July 22

According to sources, Pakistan requested $10 billion from the United States on July 22 to stabilize its exchange rate. The bilateral fund would support Pakistan's reserves, ease pressure on the Pakistani rupee, and reduce reliance on multilateral financing, according to reports. The five-year arrangement was proposed to U.S. Treasury officials as part of broader economic cooperation efforts.
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