The International Monetary Fund( IMF) has revised cash-strapped Pakistan's economic outlook

the current fiscal year.... The State Bank of Pakistan has anticipated GDP growth at the higher

ISLAMABAD: Highlighting certain downside risks, the World Bank on Thursday said Pakistan’s economic

The growth was mainly contributed by the industrial sector, followed by services and agriculture

However, the forecast for FY26 remains unchanged at 3pc—well below the government’s target of 4. 2pc. The upward revision for FY25 reflects a better-than-expected performance in the industrial and services sectors, although agricultural output declined as anticipated.... The Indian economy is now projected to expand by 6. 5pc in FY25—slightly down from the earlier 6. 7pc—amid the impact of new US tariffs and increased policy uncertainty.... Nonetheless, India remains one of the fastest-growing

that the stabilisation phase had ended and Pakistan's economy was now" firmly in the growth stage

industrial growth is must to improve the economy.... Referring to China and Turkey, the prime minister

The Asian Development Bank( ADB) has said Pakistan’s economic growth in the previous fiscal year

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leading bankers consider crucial for economic growth.“ Pakistan’s poverty index is 40 per cent