WASHINGTON :The International Monetary Fund (IMF) has acknowledged signs of economic improvement in Pakistan, stating that inflation has remained under control while macroeconomic stability has strengthened under ongoing reform programs. Speaking at a press briefing in Washington, IMF Director of Communications Julie Kozack announced that an IMF delegation will visit Pakistan starting February 25 to conduct important review discussions. These discussions will assess Pakistan’s progress on policy implementation, structural reforms, and macroeconomic targets agreed under the IMF-supported programs. She further stated that inflation in Pakistan has remained contained, providing relief to consumers and supporting macroeconomic stability. The upcoming IMF review mission is expected to play a crucial role in determining the continuation of financial support and assessing Pakistan’s adherence to agreed economic reforms, as the country seeks to consolidate gains and maintain long-term economic stability.

Source: The Patriot February 20, 2026 16:26 UTC