Pakistan Considers Panda Bonds Amid Evolving US Legislative Dynamics
Pakistan is considering issuing "Panda Bonds" in China as financial commitments from the US could face increased congressional scrutiny amid rising friction between the White House and Congress. This move signals a search for alternative funding sources to stabilize its economy.
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