Islamabad: Pakistan’s Finance Minister Muhammad Aurangzeb is set to officially unveil the Economic Survey for the fiscal year 2024-25 tomorrow.
This annual report provides a comprehensive analysis of the country’s economic performance over the past year and serves as a key reference for policymakers, economists, investors, and the general public.
The Economic Survey highlights the overall growth trajectory of Pakistan’s economy, covering critical sectors including agriculture, industry, services, and external trade. It also details fiscal balances, inflation trends, employment data, and other macroeconomic indicators, providing a holistic picture of the nation’s economic health.
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In the previous fiscal year, Pakistan faced several economic challenges, such as higher-than-anticipated inflation, slowdowns in industrial and service sectors, and pressures on the fiscal deficit. However, the agriculture sector emerged as a bright spot by showing resilience and contributing positively to the overall economic output.
The upcoming Economic Survey is highly anticipated as it will assess the impact of the government’s recent economic policies and reforms. Analysts and stakeholders are eager to see how these measures have influenced growth, inflation control, foreign exchange reserves, and investment climate.
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Moreover, the survey is expected to outline the government’s roadmap to tackle ongoing economic challenges, stabilize the macroeconomic environment, and promote sustainable growth in the coming years.
The report will be officially released in Islamabad, followed by detailed discussions and analyses by economic experts and government officials. The full Economic Survey document will be made publicly accessible, enabling businesses, researchers, and citizens to better understand the country’s economic conditions and prospects.
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