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The International Monetary Fund (IMF) on Tuesday in its latest World Economic Outlook Update projected Pakistan’s GDP growth ...
IMF forecasts Pakistan's economic growth at 3.6%, below the govt's 4.2% target, citing global uncertainty and geopolitical risks in its latest report.
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Daily Times on MSNPakistan-Afghan trade booms with 39% surge in exportsPakistan's exports to Afghanistan saw a major boost in fiscal year 2024-25, growing by 38.68%. According to the State Bank of ...
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Daily Times(PK) on MSNPakistan updates diplomats on economic, sectoral progressBilal Azhar Kayani offered a data-backed assessment of Pakistan’s macroeconomic landscape, highlighting a shift from stabilization to sustained reform. He noted that GDP growth for fiscal year 2024–25 ...
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The Express Tribune on MSNIMF puts growth below govt targetThe International Monetary Fund (IMF) on Tuesday projected Pakistan's economic growth rate at 3.6% for the current fiscal year, below the government's official target of 4.2%. The projection was ...
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The Nation UAE on MSNHigher interest rates causing adverse impact on economy: TanveerTanveer said high interest rates are causing savings to lose value faster, prices of essentials to rise, businesses to ...
Pakistan has reaffirmed its commitment to responsible economic management and modernizing key public sectors in line with ...
Pakistan’s Acting High Commissioner to Bangladesh, Mohammad Wasif, has emphasized the importance of fostering stronger economic ...
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India requires a strategic approach that integrates prudent economic policies with a robust security framework, anchored in ...
Lord Meghnad Desai, renowned economist, author and House of Lords member known for his deep Indian roots, passes away at 84 ...
He proposed a 10 per cent growth target, stating that such a strategy could lead to a 35 per cent expansion of the national economy.
The FTSE 100 (^FTSE) underperformed against its European peers on Wednesday as traders were unimpressed by weak results from the likes of Aston Martin (AML.L), HSBC (HSBA.L) and Taylor Wimpey (TW.L).
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