our economy is definitely going through a rough patch, especially as we must meet our external debt obligations
thus far, we are meeting our debt obligations in a timely manner and have been responsible in repaying debts payables.
the real question is, why does the govt. continue to operate inefficiently --forgoing sources of revenue and also clinging stupidly onto enterprises in need of privatization in the interests of ending these daily losses being incurred (substantial ones)
Pakistan wont default, but the currency will depreciate further most likely....inflation will rise without a shadow of a doubt, and this can increase social unrest amongst the downtrodden segments of society
Pakistani people and Pakistani domestic politics and policies are primarily the ones to blame.....we must not allow this debt trap cycle to continue.
with the right policies in place, in just 4-5 months we could see massive turnaround......and dont even take my word for it. Take the words of the former CBP director, take the word from the head of IMF's resident rep in Islamabad --whom I personally know and have sat down with semi-formally (the last time being 2 weekends ago during a visit to DC)
regards