Aurangzeb has said that economic reforms will continue under the International Monetary Fund (IMF) as the Funds programme will be lond-term
KARACHI: Federal Minister for Finance Mohammad Aurangzeb has said that economic reforms will continue under the International Monetary Fund as the Fund programme will be lond-term.
The minister asserted that inflation in the country has come down from 38 to 20 per cent, hoping decrease in dearness will reduce the interest rate and the stability of economy will keep its pace maintain.
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