Across Pakistan’s brick kilns, an estimated 3.2 million people are locked in debt bondage that was officially outlawed more ...

Pakistan’s Federal government debt increased by 1.3 percent on a month on month (MoM) basis in December 2025, reaching Rs. 78 ...

Pakistan’s state-owned enterprises posted Rs832.848 billion in losses in FY25, with PTCL included, raising concerns over ...

However, the Fiscal Policy Statement 2026 shows that the federal fiscal deficit has also breached its parliamentary limit, ...

Pakistan’s government debt rose to Rs78.5 trillion by December 2025, driven by domestic borrowing, while debt servicing fell; analysts warn high debt levels continue to challenge fiscal sustainability ...

Pakistans fragile external financing framework continues to undermine economic stability, with policymakers stating that dependence on foreign loans leaves the country exposed to recurring crises.

Pakistan’s debt outlook has improved in recent years, with the public debt to GDP ratio falling to around 70 percent, as the ...

Dr Saleem Ahmed, a senior economist, said the economy cannot depend on rollovers and short-term deposits forever. "Debt ...

Pakistan, Jan. 22 -- Pakistan's Finance Minister Aurangzeb said debt can boost the economy if used for productive investments. He spoke at the World Economic Forum in Davos on Wednesday. Aurangzeb ...

Pakistan International Airlines’ privatisation has drawn criticism after a media report alleged that the deal shifts liabilities to the public while limiting direct financial benefit to the state.

Pakistan has just cleared another International Monetary Fund (IMF) review, and on paper the news looks good. Growth is back, inflation has come down from painful highs, and the country has even ...

Pakistan central government debt reaches Rs. 78.5 trillion in December 2025, up 9.6% YoY. Domestic debt rises to Rs. 55.4 ...