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Pakistan’s external debt doubles over a decade: World Bank

ISLAMABAD: Pakistan’s external debt stock increased 4 percent to USD 135.1 billion in 2025, with multilateral and bilateral creditors accounting for the bulk of the country’s public and publicly guaranteed external obligations, while the cost of new private borrowing remained significantly higher than official financing, the World Bank has reported. According to the World Bank’s International…

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    ISLAMABAD: Pakistan’s external debt stock increased 4 percent to USD 135.1 billion in 2025, with multilateral and bilateral creditors accounting for the bulk of the country’s public and publicly guaranteed external obligations, while the cost of new private…

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