Pakistan Economic Survey 2024-25 Highlights

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The highlights of the Pakistan Economic Survey 2024-25 showcase economic improvements, including a projected GDP growth of 5.7% and a primary surplus of 3.0% of GDP. Inflation has reached a record low of 0.3% in April 2025, while the current account surplus stands at $1.9 billion, bolstered by high remittances.

For more details, check out the Economic Survey Highlights 2024 – 2025.

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