By Ariba Shahid ISLAMABAD (Reuters) -Pakistan's economy is likely to expand 2.7% in the fiscal year ending June 2025 after growing 2.5% during the previous year, the government's economic survey ...

Pakistan’s FY25 Budget Balances Defense Needs and Economic Revival In the shadow of the recent India-Pakistan military clashes, defense spending has been increased by 20 percent since last year.

Fitch Ratings further stated that the “ambitious FY25 budget” strengthened Pakistan’s prospects to strike a bailout agreement with the International Monetary Fund (IMF).

Pakistan economy to grow 2.7% in FY25, economic survey shows The government initially targeted 3.6 per cent GDP growth, but lowered it to 2.7 per cent last month.

Pakistan will raise defence spending by a steep 20% after a military clash with its old enemy India last month, but will slash overall federal expenditure for fiscal 2025-26 by a hefty 7% to 17.57 ...

Federal Budget on June 7th Pakistan is likely to seek at least $6 billion under the new programme and request additional financing from the IMF under the Resilience and Sustainability Trust.

Budget FY25: Pakistan sets challenging Rs13tr tax revenue target to woo IMF Bringing public debt-to-GDP ratio to sustainable levels, prioritising improvements in balance of payments on budget ...

Pakistan’s FY25 budget aims to cut government debt to 68% of GDP, aided by inflation and lower interest costs.

Federal Budget of Pakistan 2021-2022 – An Overview The goals of macroeconomic policies of any country including Pakistan are: 1.

The leading global financial institutions’ estimates also show that Pakistan’s economy is expected to grow between 2.6 and 2.8pc in FY25, a slower-than-expected recovery with challenges in ...

Pakistan economy to grow 2.7% in FY25, economic survey shows The country's federal budget for the next fiscal year starting July will be released on Tuesday ...