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Pakistan inflation inches up 3.5% year-on-year in May 2025

  • Inflation has cooled significantly, easing from 37.97% in May 2023
  • Federal budget for fiscal year 2025-26 will be released on June 10
By Ismail Dilawar ·

Pakistan weekly inflation down by 0.81% as prices of essential items remain largely stable

By KASHIF IMRAN ·

Pakistan’s inflation rate dropped to 0.7 percent in March, lowest in six decades

By Hasaan Ali Khan ·

Pakistan consumer inflation to remain stable in February — finance ministry

By Reuters ·

Pakistan’s annual inflation slowed to 4.1% in December

By Reuters ·

Pakistan weekly inflation slows to 3.57 percent year on year

By KASHIF IMRAN ·

Pakistan November consumer inflation slows to 4.9% year on year

By Reuters ·

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Pakistan inflation seen slowing to 5.8%-6.8% in November, ministry says

By Reuters ·

Pakistan says inflation to remain between 8-9% in September-October

By Aamir Saeed ·

Pakistan PM applauds return to single-digit inflation as rate drops to 9.6 percent

By SAIMA SHABBIR ·
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Pakistan’s inflation eases to 11.8% in May, lowest in 30 months 

By KHURSHID AHMED    ·

Pakistan’s planning ministry forecasts growth at 3.6% for next year

By Reuters ·

Pakistan headline inflation in December rose 29.7 percent year on year — statistics bureau 

By Reuters ·

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