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Investors pin hopes on ‘Daronomics’ as Ishaq Dar returns to Pakistan as new finance minister

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Investors pin hopes on ‘Daronomics’ as Ishaq Dar returns to Pakistan as new finance minister

Investors hope Dar will help stabilize rupee, tame inflation, Dar favoured strong currency in previous tenures
Dubbed Daronomics, Dar’s approach kept rupee stable between Rs98 and Rs105 against dollar during last stint

By KHURSHID AHMED · 26 September 2022

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