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Pakistan outperformed IMF forecasts in 2024–25 with strong growth and surplus, but reform delays and debt pressures persist.
The IMF is reviewing Pakistan’s progress under its $7 billion Extended Fund Facility, with results due in September 2025.
Despite economic challenges including severe flooding that may have caused $40 billion in damages, the country outperformed some IMF projections in 2024–25, with GDP growth at 2.5%, inflation at 4.5%, and a current account surplus.
Gross reserves and budget balance also exceeded forecasts, though structural reforms lagged, particularly in governance.
The government’s relief measures, including electricity bill waivers, require IMF approval to avoid disrupting funding.
High unemployment and fiscal pressures remain concerns as Pakistan seeks to balance recovery, debt stability, and climate resilience amid ongoing economic strain.
Pakistán superó los pronósticos del FMI en 2024-25 con un fuerte crecimiento y superávit, pero persisten los retrasos en las reformas y las presiones de la deuda.