Pakistan’s total public debt has reportedly increased from around Rs. 55 trillion to nearly Rs. 85 trillion over the past four years, according to widely discussed economic data and financial reports. The sharp rise highlights growing fiscal pressures on the country’s economy amid ongoing structural challenges. The increase reflects a combination of domestic and external…
Pakistan has reportedly informed the International Monetary Fund (IMF) that it plans to discontinue the electricity subsidy currently available for households consuming up to 200 units per month. According to reports, the proposed change is expected to take effect from January 2027 as part of broader economic and power sector reforms. Under the existing system,…
Pakistan has recorded a sharp rise in inflation, with the Consumer Price Index (CPI) reaching 10.9% in April 2026. This marks the highest level in nearly two years, signaling renewed pressure on household budgets and overall economic stability. The latest figures show that prices are increasing at a faster pace compared to both the previous…
Pakistan’s tax outlook is facing renewed pressure as early market closures, rising energy costs, and weakening economic activity continue to slow down commercial operations across the country. According to officials briefing the National Assembly of Pakistan Standing Committee on Finance, the situation could result in estimated revenue losses of Rs. 15–20 billion. The concerns come…
