Pakistan

Continued strong policy implementation has helped Pakistan weather several shocks this year. Growth was stronger than anticipated in FY25, but the recent floods moderately dampen the outlook for FY26. Financial conditions and external balances have remained favorable, with Pakistan posting its first current account surplus in 14 years in FY25 and reserve rebuilding continuing. Headline inflation has been contained despite some flood-related food price increases.

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IMF Staff Country Reports
Published
2025-12-01
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https://doi.org/10.5089/9798229032353.002
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Agricultural risk and resilience
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Abstract

Continued strong policy implementation has helped Pakistan weather several shocks this year. Growth was stronger than anticipated in FY25, but the recent floods moderately dampen the outlook for FY26. Financial conditions and external balances have remained favorable, with Pakistan posting its first current account surplus in 14 years in FY25 and reserve rebuilding continuing. Headline inflation has been contained despite some flood-related food price increases.

IMF Staff Country ReportsVol. 2025(332)
Openalex Percentile: Top 52%
Agricultural risk and resilience
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