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Pakistan’s economy improved in FY25, with inflation falling to 4.5% and growth at 3%, aided by monetary easing and IMF support.
Pakistan’s economy showed strong improvement in FY25, with inflation dropping to 4.5% from 23.4% the prior year, driven by lower global prices, improved food and energy supply, and aggressive monetary easing.
The central bank cut its policy rate by 1,100 basis points, fiscal deficit narrowed to 5.4% of GDP, and the current account recorded its first surplus in over 14 years, supported by IMF funding and rising foreign exchange reserves.
Banking sector assets rose to 52.4% of GDP, private credit more than doubled, and digital payment systems like Raast and PRISM+ expanded.
Despite global uncertainties, the economy grew 3% in FY25, with projections of 3.25% to 4.25% for FY26, and SBP aims to boost reserves to $17.5 billion by June 2026.
La economía de Pakistán mejoró en el año fiscal 25, con una inflación que cayó al 4,5% y un crecimiento del 3%, ayudada por la relajación monetaria y el apoyo del FMI.