Pakistan Rebuilds Fiscal Buffers as Aurangzeb Highlights Trade, Climate and Digital Push at Doha Forum
Finance Minister Muhammad Aurangzeb says Pakistan has restored fiscal stability and is moving toward sustainable growth, highlighting IT exports, climate risks, and digital workforce at Doha Forum.
Pakistan’s External Sector Strengthens as Trade Activity and Remittance Inflows Gain Momentum
Pakistan’s external sector shows rising trade volumes and strong remittance inflows during Jul–Oct FY2026, despite a widening current account deficit driven by higher imports. Export gains, expanding IT services, and growing foreign exchange reserves signal improving external activity.
Khurram Schehzad Counters BBC’s Pessimistic Narrative, Highlights Pakistan’s Economic Turnaround
Finance Minister’s Advisor Khurram Schehzad has refuted BBC Urdu’s bleak portrayal of Pakistan’s economy, citing solid data on GDP growth, inflation control, investment inflows, and structural reforms that are driving the country toward sustained recovery and renewed investor confidence.
Exports and Remittances Strengthen Pakistan’s External Sector Stability in FY2026
Pakistan’s external account shows resilience in FY2026 as export performance and rising remittance inflows sustain a stable current account, despite growing imports and modest foreign investment inflows.
Exports and Remittances Cushion Pakistan’s External Account Despite Wider Deficit
Pakistan’s external account remained supported by rising exports and remittances in Jul-Aug FY2026, though a wider current account deficit highlights pressures from imports and service trade imbalances.
Pakistan’s External Account Shows Improvement with Strong Export and Remittance Growth
Pakistan’s external account deficit narrowed in July FY2026 compared to last year, supported by higher exports, rising remittances, and stronger IT inflows, despite an expanding trade deficit due to higher imports of petroleum and food products.
Pakistan’s Economic Survey 2024-25 Reveals Gradual Recovery, Focus on Stability and Reform
Pakistan’s Economic Survey 2024-25 reveals a 2.7% GDP growth, missed targets, and outlines policy shifts in debt management, tax reforms, remittance growth, and digital economic transformation, setting the stage for the FY2025-26 budget.