Pakistan, May 13 -- Pakistan's economy has shown modest signs of recovery, with GDP and per capita income increasing in dollar terms during fiscal year 2025-26, according to the government. Officials said the improvement reflects a gradual rebound in overall economic output compared to the previous year. However, growth remains below earlier projections, indicating continued economic pressure.

The National Accounts Committee estimated GDP growth at 3.70 percent for FY26, revising earlier expectations of 4 percent. The revised figures suggest that Pakistan will miss its original growth target. The economy's size rose to 452.1 billion dollars, supported mainly by the services sector, followed by industry and agriculture.

Read more: Pakist...