Pakistan, May 1 -- Pakistan's inflation is expected to remain within the 8 to 9 percent range in April 2026, as supply chain disruptions linked to regional tensions continue to influence domestic prices. The Finance Division stated in its monthly economic outlook that key macroeconomic indicators have remained relatively stable despite ongoing external pressures.

The report highlighted that inflationary trends are being shaped by global developments, particularly rising fuel prices and supply constraints triggered by the Iran-related conflict. These factors have increased production and transportation costs, which are gradually passing through to consumers across various sectors of the economy.

According to official data from the Pakist...