Pakistan’s economic blueprint is being redefined under the weight of conditions tied to its $7 billion IMF Extended Fund ...

According to the the World Bank report, the agriculture sector faced significant challenges in Pakistan in 2025, as weather conditions deteriorated with a 40 per cent reduction in rainfall, alongside ...

Pakistan is now aiming to secure USD 3.3 billion in the form of two foreign loans — one a syndicated loan and the other a ...

Pakistan signs USD 350M ADB loan to boost women’s financial inclusion, aiming to empower female entrepreneurs and promote ...

Pakistan has signed a USD 350 million loan agreement with the Asian Development Bank to boost women’s financial inclusion and ...

We expect Pakistan's fiscal situation in 2025 to be characterised by a significant allocation of its national budget (2025–26 ...

India’s extreme poverty drops to 5.3% as World Bank flags Pakistan’s 42.4% poverty rate and rising food insecurity.

The latest World Bank data paints a dramatic contrast between India and Pakistan’s fight against poverty, reflecting not just differing ...

India's sharp decline in poverty contrasts with Pakistan's deepening crisis, highlighting the impact of governance and economic policies, according to the World Bank.

The government, which owns or controls much of the power infrastructure, is grappling with ballooning “circular debt”, unpaid ...

Poverty in India reduced to 5.3% in 2022-23 after declining to its record level. However, Pakistans poverty declined marginally and stood at 42.4%.

Pakistan's FY2025-26 budget cuts development by 50% while increasing defense spending by 20%, reflecting military interests amidst economic challenges.