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Pakistan’s debt hit $286.8 billion by June 2025, with debt-to-GDP at 70% due to rising borrowing and slow growth.
Pakistan’s public debt reached $286.8 billion by June 2025, a 13% increase from the previous year, with the debt-to-GDP ratio rising to 70% due to slower nominal GDP growth.
Domestic debt climbed 15% to PKR 54.5 trillion, while external debt rose 6% to $91.8 billion, fueled by IMF disbursements, a $1 billion ADB-backed loan, and other multilateral funding.
The federal government holds 84% of external debt, with Punjab the largest provincial borrower at $6.18 billion, followed by Sindh, which saw the sharpest provincial increase.
Despite fiscal consolidation and improved debt maturity, rising interest payments and reliance on borrowing underscore ongoing economic fragility.
La deuda de Pakistán alcanzó los 286.800 millones de dólares en junio de 2025, con una relación deuda-PIB del 70% debido al aumento de los préstamos y al lento crecimiento.