Pakistan, June 11 -- Pakistan's economy grew 3.7% in fiscal year 2025-26, its highest rate in four years, according to the Economic Survey. The growth signals improving economic stability despite floods, regional tensions, and global uncertainty. Businesses, investors, exporters, and households stand to benefit from the broader recovery.

Finance Minister Muhammad Aurangzeb said the economy showed broad-based recovery across major sectors. He noted that Pakistan reached its largest economic size in history. Per capita income increased to $1,901 during the fiscal year. The agriculture sector expanded by 2.9%, supported by stronger crop production. Meanwhile, 16 of 22 manufacturing sectors recorded growth during the year.

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