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.
Climate Change and Population Growth Major Obstacles to $3 Trillion Economy, Says Finance Minister Aurangzeb
Finance Minister Muhammad Aurangzeb has identified climate change and population growth as the two biggest obstacles to Pakistan’s $3 trillion economy target. Speaking on Geo News, he warned of economic damage from recent floods and rising poverty, while Miftah Ismail emphasized the need for reforms and renewable energy adoption to achieve 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.
Pakistan plans debt maturity extension to strengthen financial resilience and lower refinancing risks
Finance Minister Muhammad Aurangzeb has announced plans to extend the maturity of Pakistan’s domestic and external debt portfolios to lower refinancing and interest rate risks, aligning with broader economic stability and financial resilience objectives.
Pakistan, World Bank strengthen cooperation on post-flood recovery and reform roadmap
Finance Minister Muhammad Aurangzeb held high-level talks with World Bank President Ajay Banga in Washington to discuss post-flood recovery, economic reforms, and strengthening international financial partnerships.
Pakistan Seeks Stronger Economic Partnerships with U.S., China, and Japan at IMF–World Bank Meetings
Pakistan’s Finance Minister Muhammad Aurangzeb engaged with U.S., Chinese, and Japanese officials on the sidelines of the IMF–World Bank Meetings, focusing on investment, digital cooperation, and fiscal reforms. High-level talks with French Hill, Liao Min, and Nobumitsu Hayashi reflected Islamabad’s strategic outreach to deepen partnerships with major global economies.
Muhammad Aurangzeb Sees Pakistan on Path to ‘East Asia Moment’ Through Reforms and Export Push
Finance Minister Muhammad Aurangzeb outlines Pakistan’s strategy for export-led growth and structural reforms, projecting the possibility of an “East Asia moment” driven by economic liberalization and competitiveness.
Bulls roar back as KSE-100 Index surges over 7,000 points amid improved investor sentiment
The KSE-100 Index at the Pakistan Stock Exchange surged by over 7,000 points in one of its strongest single-day performances, driven by easing geopolitical tensions, reduced political noise, and renewed investor confidence.
Pakistan Nears $1.2 Billion IMF Payout as Finance Minister Aurangzeb Anticipates Staff-Level Agreement
Pakistan is expected to finalize a staff-level agreement with the IMF this week, paving the way for a $1.2 billion payout under its ongoing loan programme. Finance Minister Muhammad Aurangzeb leads negotiations aimed at economic stabilization, privatisation, and financing strategies.