Alas, the government itself does not enjoy good standing in the credit market, and Pakistan Power, on its new projects, faces 17% on domestic rupee-denominated loans from Pakistani banks.

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Alas, the government itself does not enjoy good standing in the credit market, and Pakistan Power, on its new projects, faces 17% interest on domestic rupee-denominated loans from Pakistani banks.

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Other bankers in Karachi say millions of dollars left Pakistan in the days before last year's nuclear tests, which led to sanctions and a slide in the rupee's value.

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