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Pakistan: Growth below target
dawn.com
15 May 2026
Pakistan steadily reducing dependence on imported fuel, says power minister
Daily Pakistan
14 May 2026
Pakistan to close 70 [government] bank accounts, shift 300 billion [Pakistani Rupee] to treasury under [International Monetary Fund] deal
Pakistan Today
25 Apr 2026
Food import bill jumps to USD7.09 [billion] in Pakistan
Borneo Bulletin
20 Apr 2026
Pakistan economy grows 3.89% in October-December
Borneo Bulletin
6 Apr 2026
Pakistan: National gemstones policy finalised to enhance exports
Daily Times
17 Dec 2025
Pakistan: Services exports increase by 15.95% to [USD]3.034 billion
Daily Times
4 Dec 2025
Pakistan: [Federal Minister for Finance and Revenue] highlights importance of sustained reforms, stronger fiscal buffers for growth
Daily Pakistan
27 Nov 2025
Pakistan: Current account posts $112 million deficit in October
Daily Pakistan
18 Nov 2025
Cashless economy initiatives to ensure sustainable growth: [Pakistan Prime Minister]
Daily Times
11 Nov 2025

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