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Explained: Why India abstained instead of voting no on IMF Pakistan loan

India abstained from voting on IMF loan package for Pakistan NEW DELHI: India raised concerns during Friday’s International Monetary Fund’s Executive Board meeting regarding IMF’s financial assistance to Pakistan. While abstaining from voting, India said, “Pakistan has been a prolonged borrower from the IMF, with a very poor track record of implementation and of adherence…

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‘India’s medium-term growth prospects remain strong’: Morningstar DBRS upgrades sovereign rating to ‘BBB’

Citing sustained structural reforms, improved fiscal metrics, and macroeconomic resilience, global rating agency Morningstar DBRS has upgraded India’s sovereign credit rating to ‘BBB’ with a stable trend.The agency said the rating revision reflects India’s strengthened economic fundamentals, supported by continued infrastructure investment, digital transformation, and a more robust banking sector.“The upgrade reflects Morningstar DBRS’s view…

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‘Too big to fail debtor’: India targets Pakistan on IMF bailout package; abstains from voting over misuse of funds for terrorism

India raised concerns about the IMF’s assessment of Pakistan’s prolonged use of its resources. (AI image) India-Pakistan tensions: India on Friday raised concerns over IMF bailout packages and programs for Pakistan at the International Monetary Fund’s Executive Board meeting. “Pakistan has been a prolonged borrower from the IMF, with a very poor track record of…

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India-Pakistan tensions: Oil companies say fuel stocks sufficient, urge public not to panic

India has sufficient supplies of petrol, diesel, and LPG, and there is no need for panic buying, top oil companies said on Friday, following rising tensions with Pakistan.State-run firms — Indian Oil Corporation (IOC), Bharat Petroleum (BPCL), and Hindustan Petroleum (HPCL) — issued separate statements assuring the public of adequate fuel stocks and normal operations….

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SBI, other lenders sell Yes Bank stake for Rs 13,483 crore in deal with Japan’s Sumitomo Mitsui Banking Corporation

State Bank of India (SBI) and seven other lenders announced on Friday the sale of 20 percent of their combined stakes in Yes Bank to Japan’s Sumitomo Mitsui Banking Corporation (SMBC) for Rs 13,483 crore, marking the largest cross-border investment in the Indian banking sector. Upon completion of this transaction, SMBC will become the single…

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