IMF deal boosts Pakistan’s financing outlook, but reforms critical: Moody’s
A Moody’s sign on Tower 7 of the World Trade Center is pictured in New York on August 2, 2011. — Reuters Moody’s says it agrees to provide credible sources of funding from the IMF. Implementation of the reforms will be key to the continued liberalization of finance. Political risks may jeopardize the implementation of reforms as planned. Moody’s Ratings said that while the new International Monetary Fund (IMF) deal boosts financing prospects for financially troubled Pakistan, strict enforcement of mandated reforms will be key to mitigating future liquidity risks and preventing a another rescue. The IMF and Pakistani authorities


