Economic Problems of Pakistan 2026: Full Breakdown
Major economic problems of Pakistan in 2026 include a debt-to-GDP ratio near 68.9% in FY26 from 70.7% in FY25, nearly 45% of the population below the poverty line, GDP growth of only 3.7%, a narrow
Major economic problems of Pakistan in 2026 include a debt-to-GDP ratio near 68.9% in FY26 from 70.7% in FY25, nearly 45% of the population below the poverty line, GDP growth of only 3.7%, a narrow
The government plans to scrap the 1% advance tax on exporters, currently paid on every shipment. This will give exporters direct financial relief of up to Rs 60 billion. It will also end the need
Pakistan's tax authority missed its revenue target by a massive Rs868 billion in just 11 months. Here is why this happened and what it could mean for ordinary Pakistanis. The Federal Board of Revenue (FBR)
Pakistan economic stability improves as global lenders and investors recognize better economic conditions and lower inflation. A delegation from the International Monetary Fund met representatives of the Overseas Investors Chamber of Commerce and Industry. Both
Political instability in Pakistan is increasing because the country is facing a tough political fight. Many groups want power, and each uses a different strategy. This pressure comes from a weak economy that has stayed