Stock exchange crisis diluted, on way to recovery: Tarin



KARACHI: Finance Advisor Shaukat Tarin has said that the stock exchange crisis has died down and it was now on its way to recovery.

Addressing a gathering here, Finance Advisor, Shaukat Tarin said that the government was gearing up the process of privatization for boosting foreign investment. He said that further $4.5 billion would be required for the improvement of balance of payments.

Shaukat Tarin said that Pakistan economy being adversely affected in the war against terror.

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