Pakistan has asked the United States for a $10 billion exchange stabilization facility to bolster its foreign-exchange reserves, according to sources briefed on the request, as Islamabad seeks an economic payoff after its mediation efforts in the U.S.-Iran war prompted talk of a possible “brokerage fee.” Reuters reported Thursday that Pakistani Finance Minister Muhammad Aurangzeb […]
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