Pakistan, March 14 -- The International Monetary Fund (IMF) will not require a mini-budget from Pakistan before June. This decision comes as the IMF expresses satisfaction with the measures Pakistan has taken to stabilise its economy. Negotiations between the two sides are wrapping up today. Finance Minister Ishaq Dar will meet with the IMF team to conclude discussions and host an iftar dinner.

During these talks, they will review Pakistan's budget goals and performance for the current fiscal year. The discussion will also focus on tax shortfalls and potential new tax targets. Both parties aim to finalise proposals today to pave the way for the next phase of financial assistance. The IMF is expected to release an assessment report soon....