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Dar rules out hike in power tariff

byCustoms Today Report
25/09/2014
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ISLAMABAD: Federal Finance Minister Ishaq Dar has said that the government will not increase power tariff on the direction of International Monetary Fund (IMF) before receiving fifth tranche worth of $550 million.

While talking to media, he said that the government had decided to fulfil other IMF’s demands of auctioning Sukuk, divestment of OGDCL shares, rather increase in power tariff.

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Earlier, the government had agreed with the IMF to revise the electricity tariff in October as loadshedding would ease with a fall in temperatures.

The minister said the government was planning to improve the foreign exchange reserves beyond $15 billion by the end of September to qualify for the International Bank for Reconstruction and Development’s facilities for development projects.

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