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Economists skeptical of Pakistan’s projected 3.6 percent growth rate for next fiscal year

  • Government is expected to present the annual budget on June 10, as it hopes the inflation to drop to 12 percent
  • Economists say poverty, unemployment will increase amid tight fiscal and monetary policies, high interest rates
By Aamir Saeed ·

Pakistan GDP grows 2.09% in Q3, supported by agriculture

By Reuters ·

Pakistan set for 0.29% GDP growth in FY23 — economic survey

By Reuters ·

Bahrain’s GDP grows at 6.9% in Q2 2022

By Arab News ·

Pakistan expects GDP growth to slow to 5% amid fiscal consolidation

By Reuters ·

Pakistan revises up 2020-21 GDP to 5.37 percent from 3.9 percent

By Reuters ·
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Pakistan’s central bank raises real GDP forecast up to 3 percent for current fiscal year

By KHURSHID AHMED    ·

Peru’s GDP up 18.21% in March as industry hits its stride

By Reuters ·

Gulf economies seen rebounding this year but some forecasts scaled back

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