Pakistan’s economy expanded in FY2025, with the overall size of the economy reaching Rs. 113.7 trillion ($407.2 billion) compared to Rs. 105.2 trillion ($371.8 billion) in the previous fiscal year, according to the latest national accounts figures.
The data shows that Pakistan’s per capita income has increased to Rs. 506,188 (or Rs. 42,182 monthly), equivalent to $1,812, reflecting an improvement from last year amid moderate economic recovery.
However, the Pakistan Bureau of Statistics (PBS) noted that the per capita income series from FY2016–17 onward will be revised once updated population projections based on the 2023 Census are finalized.
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Per capita income represents the average income earned per person in a country during a specific period. It is calculated by dividing the total national income by the population and serves as a key indicator of citizens’ economic well-being and living standards.
The rise in per capita income suggests improved nominal growth, though analysts note that inflation and currency depreciation continue to affect real purchasing power.
