Pakistan is well-positioned for IMF review, says Finance Minister Muhammad Aurangzeb in an exclusive interview with Pakistan TV Digital's Ayesha Mir.
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"The increase in Nisab means some people who previously paid Zakat are now outside the paying bracket, allowing them to retain savings and sustain purchasing power," said Sana Tawfiq, Head of Research at Arif Habib Limited.
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Best economic team ever’ — yet investment-to-GDP frozen at 13.8% despite all the tall claims & stabilisation PR. Regional peers double or triple that.
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Bangladesh had turbulent 2025, yet its investment-to-GDP ratio stood at 22.4% — still far above Pakistan's 13.8%, which has failed to regain even its FY2022 peak of 15.6%. Regional peers such as India and Vietnam continue to sustain investment levels above 30%, underscoring Pakis
Usman Hanif explains urbanization in Pakistan is one of the fastest in South Asia, driven by high population growth, rural-to-urban migration, economic shifts, and other factors. Pakistan's cities are expanding rapidly, but this brings both opportunities and serious challenges.
Car ownership in Pakistan has dropped sharply to just 11 cars per 1,000 people, highlighting rising costs, high taxes, low incomes, and policy instability. Experts warn this trend reflects deep economic pressure on households and the auto industry.
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Pakistan’s economy shows a K-shaped recovery: the wealthy gain from rising assets, while low-income households face falling incomes, depleted savings, and higher living costs. The poorest are hit hardest as inequality widens.
Pakistan's rich is getting richer, poor getting poorer.
K-shaped recovery deepens wealth gap in Pakistan, leaving lower-income households behind!
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مارشل لا بلکل درست ھے یہ جمہوریت کیخلاف نہیں بلکہ ایک آمر کے خلاف ھے۔ آرمی آخری ادارہ ہے جو ملک کا محافظ ہے۔ کرپٹ نہیں ہوا۔
مغربی دنیا کو نواز شریف کی حمایت نہیں کرنی چاہئے۔ وہ فاشسٹ ہے۔ مشرف سے بات کرنی چاہئے۔ بینظیر مشرف مارشل لاء کو ویلکم کرتے
The World Bank has projected Pakistan’s real GDP growth to remain around 2.6% for FY2025–26, far below government expectations, as the country continues to grapple with deep-rooted structural and external challenges.