New Delhi : Pakistan’s reliance on International Monetary Fund (IMF) support underscores both the scale of its vulnerabilities and the lack of sustained reform, according to a new report on Saturday, underlining the fact that IMF loans will continue to finance short-term survival rather than long-term recovery, leaving Pakistan trapped in a cycle of financing without fixing.

The inconsistencies in meeting goals have heightened concerns about the credibility of Pakistan’s external sector statistics, “leading the IMF to demand corrective measures and a clear communication strategy to restore investor confidence,” according to the report in Khaama Press, an online news service covering events in Afghanistan. Read Also Pakistan Referred To As 'PAKI' In Fox News Scorecard Graphic During To

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