Islamabad, March 22 -- A fresh assessment by the Pakistan Institute of Development Economics has flagged serious risks to Pakistan's economy, warning that any disruption in the Strait of Hormuz could trigger a chain reaction of inflation, currency pressure, and external instability.

The study highlights how deeply dependent Pakistan remains on vulnerable global energy routes, as reported by Geo News.

According to Geo News, the report highlights that Pakistan's economic structure is highly exposed to oil supply shocks, with even minor disturbances capable of driving up fuel prices and worsening inflation.

The findings reveal that Pakistan's reliance on imported energy leaves it particularly susceptible to external crises. Titled "Pakist...