IMF ke mutabiq, Pakistan ki GDP growth rate ab pehle ke muqablay mein behtar nazar aa rahi hai. Lekin sailaab ke imkaan aur electricity subsidies khatam hone ke baad inflation dobara barh sakta hai. International Monetary Fund (IMF) ne Pakistan ki economic growth projection ko barha kar 3.6% tak kar diya hai current fiscal year ke liye — jo ke pehle di gayi forecast se zyada hai.
IMF ne apni Regional Economic Outlook Report (Middle East aur Central Asia) mein kaha hai ke Pakistan ki economy kuch indicators ke zariye expected se behtar performance dikha rahi hai. Lekin saath hi, organization ne yeh bhi warn kiya hai ke agar 2025 ke teesray quarter mein shadid sailaab aata hai, to uska asar GDP growth, inflation, aur current account balance par par sakta hai.
Report ke mutabiq, Pakistan mein inflation noticeable tor par kam hua hai, khaas tor par food aur energy prices ke niche aane ki wajah se. Magar 2026 mein mehngai dobara barhne ka imkaan hai, kyun ke prices normal level par laut rahi hain aur short-term electricity subsidies khatam ki ja rahi hain.
IMF ka kehna hai ke Pakistan ki economic growth 2026 mein bhi 3.6% tak pohanch sakti hai — jo ke pehle di gayi 3.25–3.5% forecast se behtar hai. Ye behtari steady economic reforms, better financial conditions, aur investor confidence ke sabab mumkin hui hai. Yaad rahe ke 2024-25 fiscal year mein Pakistan ki GDP growth 3.04% barhi thi, jo economic stability ki taraf aik positive qadam hai.