Saira Imran 
Pakistan Historic Fiscal Surplus in First Half FY26
Pakistan Historic Fiscal Surplus marks a major milestone as the country records a Rs542 billion surplus in the first half of fiscal year 2026.
Pakistan has achieved strong financial improvement due to effective economic planning and strict fiscal discipline. The government confirmed that the country posted a historic surplus of Rs542 billion during the first six months of FY26.
Officials credited the progress to policy guidance from the Special Investment Facilitation Council (SIFC). The council introduced structured reforms and improved financial management systems.
The government reduced unnecessary spending. At the same time, it increased revenue collection. This balanced approach helped stabilize the economy.
Tax collection improved significantly. Profit earnings from the State Bank of Pakistan also increased. Revenue from petroleum levy added further strength to government resources.
Authorities also repaid some debts before maturity. They maintained strict expenditure control. These steps further strengthened fiscal savings.
Economic experts see the Rs542 billion surplus as a positive sign of financial stability. They believe consistent policy implementation will help Pakistan maintain sustainable economic growth.
The government stated that continued reforms under SIFC guidance will ensure long-term stability. The Pakistan Historic Fiscal Surplus reflects disciplined financial management and improved economic direction.
