SBP Governor Highlights Accelerated Macroeconomic Recovery at IMF-World Bank Spring Meetings
State Bank of Pakistan Governor Jameel Ahmad briefs foreign investors on Pakistan’s faster-than-expected economic recovery and stabilizing inflation trends.
The Tightrope Economy: Pakistan Between External Shock, IMF Discipline, and a Narrowing Growth Path
Pakistan’s economy enters a constrained phase under IMF discipline as rising oil prices, inflation pressures, and external vulnerabilities narrow the country’s growth path and policy flexibility.
Pakistan Total Money Supply Reaches Rs46.67 Trillion as Cash Demand Spikes
New State Bank of Pakistan data shows the national money supply hit Rs46.67 trillion in February 2026, driven by a 20 percent annual surge in currency notes.
Pakistan Money Supply Surges as Broad Money M2 Hits Rs42.31 Trillion
Latest State Bank of Pakistan data reveals a significant jump in Broad Money M2 and currency in circulation, signaling shifting liquidity trends in the economy.
Pakistan Sharia Compliant Mutual Funds Hit Historic Rs2 Trillion Milestone
Islamic mutual funds in Pakistan have crossed the Rs2 trillion AUM mark for the first time, signaling a massive structural shift in the nation’s digital finance landscape.
Finance Minister Muhammad Aurangzeb Assures Stable Fuel Supply Amid Regional Tensions
Finance Minister Muhammad Aurangzeb confirms the government has absorbed a 69 billion rupee burden to stabilize fuel prices and is preparing a targeted relief package.
IMF Rejects Pakistan’s Request to Freeze 15% Gas Levy on Captive Power
The IMF denies Pakistan’s proposal to exempt efficient industrial units from the 15% gas levy, insisting on higher costs to push industries toward the national grid.
PM Shehbaz Reaffirms Economic Stability and Petroleum Security Amid Global Tensions
Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif prioritizes public relief and fuel security, introducing the Pak App reporting feature and third-party audits for austerity measures.
China Remains Pakistan’s Top Import Source with $12.5 Billion in 8MFY26
State Bank of Pakistan data reveals China, UAE, and Saudi Arabia as the leading import partners for February 2026, with significant growth in US trade.
Pakistan’s Petroleum Import Bill Drops 13% YoY in February 2026
SBP data shows a significant decline in Pakistan’s petroleum and fertilizer imports for February 2026, while vegetable product imports saw a robust 28% increase.