Pakistan Misses GDP Target, US Eyes Stronger Economic Ties Amid Rising Government Spending
Sourced from 2 publications
- •Pakistan missed its GDP growth target of 4.2% for FY2025-26.
- •Government civil spending increased by 12.57% year-on-year, despite austerity assertions.
- •The US is interested in strengthening economic ties with Pakistan.
- •RCCI signed a MoU with China's IBI Group, showcasing ongoing economic collaborations.
- •The KSE 100-index of the Pakistan Stock Exchange lost 1,465 points, highlighting bearish market sentiment.
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RCCI inks MoU with China’s IBI Group
Nation
Pakistan misses estimated GDP growth target of 4.2 percent for FY2025-26
Nation
US signals interest in stronger economic partnership with Pakistan
Nation
Govt’s civil spending jumps 12.57pc to Rs629b in 9 months amid austerity claims
Nation
PSX stays bearish, loses 1,465 points
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AAFA, FLA call for continued Better Work Pakistan backing
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