Pakistan Wants B+ Rating Next Year
Pakistan is targeting a B+ sovereign credit rating by the next fiscal year as its economic position improves, Finance Minister
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Pakistan is targeting a B+ sovereign credit rating by the next fiscal year as its economic position improves, Finance Minister
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