Federal Minister Ahsan Iqbal reports notable stabilization in the national economy, highlighting reduced inflation and growth in key sectors during fiscal year 2025–26.
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Pakistan economy in doldrums: Inflow of foreign loans rises in first 5 months; borrowing up from last year
Pakistan saw a 14% rise in foreign loans and grants during the first five months of the current fiscal year (July–November 2025), reaching $3.032 billion compared to $2.667 billion in the same period ...
After half a decade of overlapping shocks including floods, pandemics, stagflation and external economic pressure, Pakistan in 2025 restored a degree of macroeconomic stability. The next challenge ...
The IMF team will visit Pakistan for the third review of the EFF and the second review of the Resilience and Sustainability Facility (RSF). The review will assess the performance of the assigned ...
Financial markets responded positively to improving indicators. The KSE-100 index rose sharply from 161,631 points in October ...
New Delhi: The sharp decline in Pakistan’s exports and the damage caused to the agricultural sector due to the floods are expected to pull down the country’s growth rate to below the IMF’s estimate, ...
The Human Development Index of 0.544 is not just a ranking— it is a mirror. Whether Pakistan chooses to confront that reflection or continue averting its gaze will determine if this paradox endures— ...
Pakistan has just cleared another International Monetary Fund (IMF) review, and on paper the news looks good. Growth is back, inflation has come down from painful highs, and the country has even ...
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