Pakistan cuts GDP growth estimate to 3.65 per cent in fiscal year 2026
The Pakistani government has revised its GDP growth estimate for the 2026 fiscal year downward to 3.65%. This adjustment reflects a sluggish recovery in the industrial and services sectors.
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Economic growth revisions in Pakistan provide insight into the country's ongoing struggle with regional economic stability and fiscal policy.
Pakistan cuts GDP growth estimate to 3.65 per cent in fiscal year 2026 left The country’s GDP registered modest growth alongside an increase in per capita income in dollar terms, reflecting a sluggish pace of recovery in the country’s overall output compared with the previous year, the government said. File https://th-i.thgim.com/public/incoming/njuz2h/article71603586.ece/alternates/FREE_1200/S_P-Global-FitGDIGIO7UL.4.jpg.jpg Kesavan N 7606 GDP Gross Domestic Product growth, import export trade, country economy revenue increase, annual percentage value report, stock market profit, businessman standing with GDP word, chart and rising graph The National Accounts Committee’s downward revision, attributed to a slowdown in industry and services, places Pakistan’s per capita income at the lowest in the region Islamabad The Pakistan government has slightly revised the gross domestic product (GDP) growth down to 3.65% for the outgoing financial year (FY26), attributing the adjustment to a mild slowdown in the industrial and services sectors, according to a media report on Tuesday (October…
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