Pakistan formally requested a $10 billion currency stabilization facility from the US Treasury, the largest such ask in the country's history.

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Pakistan formally requested a $10 billion currency stabilization facility from the US Treasury, the largest such ask in the country's history. The request follows Pakistan's elevated role mediating the US-Iran conflict, which has strengthened ties with the Trump administration. Pakistan currently owes roughly $12.3 billion in short-term bilateral debt requiring constant rollovers from Saudi Arabia, China, and Kuwait.