Pakistan Plans Return to Global Bond Markets, Eyes Dollar, Euro, Sukuk and Panda Bonds
Pakistan is preparing to return to international bond markets after four years, citing macroeconomic stabilization, IMF-backed reforms, improved ratings, and stronger foreign reserves.
Pakistan consolidates economic stability as investor confidence returns
Finance Minister Muhammad Aurangzeb says Pakistan’s economy is stabilizing, with inflation easing, reserves improving, and credit ratings upgraded. He highlighted structural reforms, digital transformation, and trade diversification as key drivers of renewed investor confidence and sustainable growth.
Aurangzeb ‘quite hopeful’ Pakistan can achieve 3.5% GDP growth in FY26 despite flood impact
Finance Minister Muhammad Aurangzeb has expressed optimism that Pakistan will achieve close to 3.5% GDP growth in FY26 despite the flood impact. He highlighted macroeconomic stability, IMF support, credit rating upgrades, privatization progress, and deepening China-Pakistan economic ties as key factors driving recovery.
Pakistan Eyes Eurobond Market Return in 2026 to Boost Global Investor Confidence
Pakistan plans to return to the Eurobond market in 2026 as part of a broader economic reform and investment strategy, following successful Eurobond repayment and improving credit outlook. The initiative aims to attract global investors and diversify funding sources.
Aurangzeb briefs Saudi finance minister on PIA and airport privatisation plans amid reform push
Finance Minister Muhammad Aurangzeb met Saudi Finance Minister Mohammed bin Abdullah Al-Jadaan on the sidelines of IMF and World Bank meetings to discuss Pakistan’s privatisation of PIA and major airports, and to seek Saudi investment support in key sectors.
Finance Minister Engages Standard Chartered and Pakistani Entrepreneurs on Economic Reforms and Financing Opportunities
Finance Minister Muhammad Aurangzeb met with Standard Chartered Bank’s management and leading Pakistani entrepreneurs during the World Bank Group–IMF Annual Meetings to discuss economic reforms, financing opportunities, and strategies to boost investor confidence.
Roshan Digital Account Inflows Cross $10.9 Billion, Boosting Pakistan’s External Position
Pakistan’s Roshan Digital Account inflows have crossed $10.9 billion since 2020, with over 64% utilised domestically. The scheme has helped strengthen foreign reserves, stabilise the exchange rate, and reinforce investor confidence in the country’s financial system.