Pakistan’s CPI Inflation Eases To 9.2% In July 2026 As Annual Price Pressures Moderate
Pakistan’s headline consumer inflation eased to 9.2% year on year in July 2026 from 11.1% in June, although monthly inflation rose 1.2% as prices increased across several major consumer categories.
Pakistan Inflation Surges to Highest Level in Two Years as Consumer Price Index Hits Eleven Point Seven Percent
Latest data from the Pakistan Bureau of Statistics reveals that annual inflation climbed to 11.7 percent in May 2026, driven by rising urban and rural living costs.
Pakistan Inflation Hits Double Digits as Energy Crisis and Transport Costs Surge in April 2026
Consumer inflation in Pakistan surged to 11 percent in April 2026, driven by global energy supply shocks and rising transport costs, prompting a central bank rate hike.
Pakistan CPI Inflation Rises to 7.3 Percent in March 2026 as Energy Costs Climb
Pakistan’s CPI inflation hit 7.3% in March 2026, driven by a surge in transport and housing costs, while perishable food prices saw a notable decline.
Weekly Inflation in Pakistan Rises by 1.01 Percent as LPG and Poultry Costs Surge
Pakistan Bureau of Statistics reports a weekly SPI increase of 1.01 percent, driven by a 13.28 percent jump in LPG prices alongside rising costs for chicken and eggs.
Pakistan Finance Ministry Projects September Inflation at 3.5–4.5% Despite Flood Disruptions
Pakistan’s finance ministry projects September 2025 inflation at 3.5–4.5%, balancing flood disruptions with stable manufacturing, remittances, and easing commodity prices.
CPI Inflation Rises Moderately with Key Contributions from Health and Education
Pakistan’s CPI inflation stood at 4.1% in July 2025, rising moderately compared to June’s 3.2% and well below last year’s double-digit level. Increases were driven mainly by health, education, and clothing, while perishable food items recorded a notable decline.