Khurram Husain
Khurram Husain is a prominent business and economy journalist known for his insightful analysis of Pakistan's economic landscape. With a focus on the intricacies of economic policy and financial markets, he has become a respected voice in discussions surrounding fiscal stability and growth challenges in the country. His work often highlights the delicate balance between regulatory measures and economic activity, especially in the context of Pakistan's evolving economic conditions. Recently, he was in the news for his commentary on the potential inflection point in Pakistan's economic stabilisation, suggesting that the country may be nearing a significant turning point in its economic trajectory.
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Pakistan:
Khurram Husain explores the possible motivations as well as the deeper, more dangerous unravelling of the post-war global order.
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Pakistan:
Khurram Husain explores the possible motivations as well as the deeper, more dangerous unravelling of the post-war global order and what it means for fragile economies such as Pakistan’s.
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Pakistan:
Khurram Husain noted that the tariffs imposed would make the ties between the two countries 'even more transactional'.
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Pakistan:
Khurram Husain noted that the tariffs imposed would make the ties between the two countries 'even more transactional'.
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Pakistan:
The writer is a business and economy journalist.
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Pakistan:
The writer is a business and economy journalist.
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Pakistan:
Khurram Husain is the writer of the article discussing the issues in Pakistan's power sector.
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Pakistan:
Khurram Husain is the writer of the article discussing the issues in Pakistan's power sector.
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Pakistan:
Khurram Husain noted on X that Pakistan and the IMF failed to reach a Staff-Level Agreement during the team’s visit for the first review of the EFF.
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Pakistan:
Khurram Husain noted astutely on these pages that the PML-N may have already achieved peak stability.
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