Pakistan’s economy has regained macroeconomic stability, yet its transition to sustained growth increasingly depends on expanding agricultural finance and improving inclusion for small farmers, according

Pakistan’s poverty rate has surged sharply in recent years, exposing deep structural weaknesses in the economy and intensifying calls for a decisive shift toward export-led

Pakistan’s long-term economic stability hinges on a decisive shift toward export-led growth, as policymakers warn that without a sustained expansion in exports, the country risks

Pakistan’s foreign investment inflows have plunged sharply, exposing a widening crisis of investor confidence that threatens external stability and underscores deeper structural weaknesses in the

Pakistan’s economic stabilisation programme faces renewed strain as widening revenue shortfalls and a deteriorating external balance risk undermining key targets ahead of a crucial International

Pakistan’s state-owned enterprises are imposing a growing burden on public finances, with mounting losses, weak governance and rising fiscal support exposing a system where accountability