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Daily Times on MSNJuly inflation expected to remain at 3.5-4.5%: finance ministry
Federal Minister of Finance and Revenue informed on Monday that Pakistan's economy has demonstrated clear signs of recovery ...
The fiscal deficit has been contained at 3.1 percent of GDP for July–May fiscal year 2025, showing improved fiscal discipline ...
ISLAMABAD: Headline inflation for July 2025 is expected to ease between 3.5% and 4.5%, the Ministry of Finance said Monday, ...
The State Bank of Pakistan announced last week that the country had achieved its first annual current account surplus (at $2.1 billion) after 14 years. The milestone was reportedly reached with ...
Pakistan's finance ministry predicts July inflation to be between 3.5-4.5%, attributed to stable prices and improved supply.
The first quarter of FY26 presents a picture of resilient domestic supply and demand fundamentals and with inflation remaining within the target range and monsoon progress on track, the domestic ...
In a positive development for the national economy, global credit rating agency S&P Global Ratings has upgraded Pakistan’s ...
It shows that the risk of sovereign default, which was quite omnipotent just a couple of years ago, is in the past,' said Ali ...
S&P Global Ratings upgraded Pakistan’s credit rating, citing better financial conditions in a boost for the government’s ...
Pakistan had secured a three-year aid package deal in July 2024. The programme, approved by the IMF two months later, is set ...
Focusing on Pakistan, Binici noted that the country’s performance under the IMF’s Extended Fund Facility (EFF) has been “strong so far,” adding that the successful completion of the first ...
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