The United States have stated that it is going to closely evaluate Pakistan’s bailout plea to the International Monetary Fund (IMF), while adding that ‘Chinese debt’ is the reason behind the country’s economic woes.

"We comprehend that Pakistan has formally asked for help from the International Monetary Fund. In all cases, we inspect that intently from all edges of it, including Pakistan's obligation position, in assessing any sort of credit program," said State Department representative Heather Nauert, at an opportune time Friday, while tending to a press preparation.

"This is something that we've been following decently nearly. The Secretary had talked about this a couple of months back, I know, in a few meetings in the relatively recent past. I think part about the reason that Pakistan ended up in this circumstance is Chinese obligation and the way that there is obligation that administrations have brought about that they perhaps thought wouldn't be so hard to safeguard themselves out of, however has turned out to be progressively extreme," she included.

Prior, on Thursday Finance Minister Asad Umar formally set forward Pakistan's ask for budgetary help amid a gathering with International Monetary Fund (IMF), Managing Director Christine Lagarde held in Indonesia.

"Today, I met with Pakistan's Minister of Finance, Revenue and Economic Affairs, Asad Umar, Governor of the State Bank of Pakistan Tariq Bajwa, and individuals from their monetary group. Amid the gathering, they asked for monetary help from the IMF to help address Pakistan's financial difficulties," said Lagarde in an announcement, issued by IMF.

"An IMF group will visit Islamabad in the coming a long time to start talks for a conceivable IMF-upheld monetary program. We anticipate our proceeding with association," she included.