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Pakistan Seeks $10 Billion US Facility, Expects Reply Soon

Pakistan said it has asked the US for a $10 billion facility and expects a response from Washington within a couple of months, as it seeks to capitalize on improved ties with the Trump administration.

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Pakistan Seeks $10 Billion US Facility, Expects Reply Soon
Pakistan said it has asked the US for a $10 billion facility and expects a response from Washington within a couple of months, as it seeks to capitalize on improved ties with the Trump administration.
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