State Bank Keeps Policy Rate Unchanged At Eleven Point Five Percent Citing Geopolitical Inflation Pressures
The Monetary Policy Committee of the State Bank of Pakistan decided to keep its benchmark policy rate steady at eleven point five percent amid global fuel shocks.
Pakistan Nominal Per Capita Income Projected to Cross Two Thousand Dollar Milestone by Fiscal Year 2027
Topline Securities forecasts Pakistan per capita gross domestic product will reach two thousand twenty two dollars as macroeconomic stability takes hold.
Pakistan Economic Growth Hits 3.70 Percent as GDP Crosses 452 Billion Dollar Milestone
The National Accounts Committee approves provisional GDP growth of 3.70 percent for FY 2025-26 with the economy reaching a record size of 452.1 billion dollars.
IMF Commends State Bank of Pakistan as Executive Board Approves 1.32 Billion Dollar Disbursement
The IMF Executive Board praises the State Bank of Pakistan for its proactive monetary policy and approves an immediate 1.32 billion dollar disbursement under EFF and RSF.
Senator Muhammad Aurangzeb Outlines Pakistan Economic Growth Targets at EU Business Forum
Finance Minister Muhammad Aurangzeb addresses the EU-Pakistan High Level Business Forum, projecting 4 percent GDP growth and detailing structural reforms for investment.
IMF World Economic Outlook: Global Growth Moderates Amid Geopolitical Shifts
The IMF’s April 2026 report forecasts global growth slowing to 3.1% as Middle East conflicts, energy spikes, and labor market softening test economic resilience.
World Bank Lowers Pakistan GDP Growth Forecast to 3 Percent Amid Rising Inflation and Global Tensions
The World Bank revises Pakistan’s FY2026 growth outlook downward due to Middle East instability, energy price hikes, and a shift in the current account balance.
Pakistan Achieves Remarkable Fiscal Consolidation with Deficit Dropping to 0.1 Percent of GDP
Pakistan’s fiscal deficit narrowed significantly to 0.1 percent of GDP during Jul-Feb FY2026, supported by a 10.1 percent surge in net federal revenue and reduced markups.
Pakistan Fiscal Deficit Shrinks to 0.05 Percent of GDP as Industrial Growth Surges
Finance Minister Muhammad Aurangzeb reports a massive reduction in fiscal deficit and a primary surplus of 3.2 percent for fiscal year 2026.
Pakistan Achieves Historic Economic Stability as Bloomberg Ranks it World Second Top Emerging Economy
Finance Minister Muhammad Aurangzeb outlines Pakistan’s transition to an export-led growth model following a historic 2.4% GDP primary surplus and $20 billion reserve milestone.