Islamabad, Aug 10, 2025: Pakistan Posts Highest-Ever Primary Surplus in FY25, hitting a record Rs. 2.7 trillion — equal to 2.4% of the country’s GDP. This historic achievement highlights a significant leap in fiscal discipline and economic stability, showcasing the government’s ability to balance revenues and expenditures effectively.
According to analysts, this marks the second year in a row that Pakistan has reported a primary surplus, signaling a decisive shift in economic management. The achievement stands out as a reversal from years of persistent deficits and underlines the success of ongoing fiscal reforms.
In a report, Arif Habib Limited (AHL) noted that the continued surplus is a major turnaround from the negative balances recorded between FY08 and FY23.
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The firm attributed the performance to stronger revenue generation, prudent spending controls, and consistent fiscal consolidation efforts. Economists believe that if this momentum continues, Pakistan Posts Highest-Ever Primary Surplus in FY25 will be remembered as a key milestone in the nation’s financial recovery.
