Pakistan Inflation Expected at 8-9 Percent as Macroeconomic Stability Firms Up
Pakistan’s inflation is projected to stay within the 8–9% range for April 2026, supported by narrowed fiscal deficits, industrial recovery, and strong remittances.
Finance Minister Announces 4 Percent Economic Growth Target at Historic EU-Pakistan Business Forum
Finance Minister Muhammad Aurangzeb projects 4 percent GDP growth for Pakistan in FY26, highlighting a 1 billion dollar current account surplus and surging IT exports.
State Bank of Pakistan Faces Divided Market Outlook Ahead of April Monetary Policy Decision
As the State Bank of Pakistan prepares for its April 27 Monetary Policy Committee meeting, analysts from AHL and Topline Securities offer differing views on interest rate hikes.
Pakistan Plans Panda Bonds and Eurobond Strategy as Aurangzeb Links Economic Stability to Diplomatic Engagement
Finance Minister Muhammad Aurangzeb outlines Pakistan’s financing strategy involving Panda Bonds and Eurobonds while highlighting macroeconomic stability, remittance growth, and diplomatic engagement supporting regional stability.
State Bank of Pakistan Reports Record Breaking Current Account Surplus for March 2026
Pakistan achieves a historic current account surplus of $1.07bn in March 2026, marking the third consecutive monthly surplus and a significant economic turnaround.
Pakistan Current Account Reaches Surplus as IT Exports and Remittances Hit Record Highs
Pakistan recorded a $1.1 billion current account surplus in March 2026, supported by a 19.8% surge in IT services exports and $30.3 billion in worker remittances.
Pakistan Macro Outlook Strengthens with $427 Million Current Account Surplus in February
Pakistan records its highest monthly current account surplus since March 2025, supported by surging IT exports and a four-year high in foreign exchange reserves.
Pakistan Reaches Economic Turning Point with Reforms and Export-Led Growth, Says Finance Minister
Finance Minister Muhammad Aurangzeb says Pakistan has reached a critical turning point as macroeconomic stability, sustained reforms and policy continuity restore confidence and steer the economy toward export-led, long-term growth.
Pakistan Records $100 Million Current Account Surplus in November on Strong Remittance Inflows
Pakistan recorded a $100 million current account surplus in November 2025, reversing October’s deficit, largely due to strong remittance inflows despite weak exports and a widening trade deficit.
Pakistan Stock Market Ends Week Lower Amid Profit-Taking, Tariff Uncertainty, and Weak Earnings
The Pakistan Stock Exchange (PSX) ended the week on a cautious note as the KSE-100 Index slipped 502 points or 0.31% week-on-week, weighed down by profit-taking, regulatory uncertainty following NEPRA’s tariff revisions, and weak corporate earnings. Despite the decline, strong treasury performance and a current account surplus provided some macroeconomic stability.