Pakistan, June 12 -- The Pakistan Economic Survey 2025-26 presents encouraging signs for the economy. The country's GDP growth reached 3.7 per cent, higher than last year's 3.18 per cent. Although this fell short of the government's target of 4.2 per cent, it still reflects a gradual improvement after several difficult years. The survey highlights positive developments across many sectors. Agriculture grew by 2.89 per cent despite severe floods, while industry expanded by 3.51 per cent. Large-scale manufacturing, an important indicator of industrial activity, recorded growth of 6.1 per cent. The services sector, which contributes the largest share to the economy, also performed well with growth of 4.09 per cent.

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