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Pakistan revises FY2025–26 GDP growth estimate to 3.65%

Pakistan’s National Accounts Committee revised the economy’s growth estimate for fiscal year 2025–26 to 3.65% from 3.70%, the Pakistan Bureau of Statistics said after its 19 October meeting. The committee reported growth of 2.0% in the fourth quarter.

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The committee also revised the first three quarterly growth estimates to 3.89%, 4.31% and 4.42%, respectively. It put the economy’s size at US$450.4 billion and per-capita income at US$1,896 for the fiscal year. The published summary describes updated national-account estimates; it does not state that the fiscal year’s figures are final.

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Pakistan revises FY2025–26 GDP growth estimate to 3.65%

Real GDP growth estimate, fiscal year 2025–26
3.65 percent
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