Pakistan’s FY26 GDP growth revised down to 3.65% — Economy reaches $450.4 billion
Most outlets led with the revised GDP growth rate of 3.65% for FY2026, noting the downward adjustment from the earlier 3.70% estimate and the overall economy size of $450.4 billion. A few also highlighted the slower 2% growth in the final quarter and the contraction in the industrial sector. The framing was largely consistent across the coverage, with slight variations in emphasis — for instance, some outlets briefly mentioned the per capita income or the role of the National Accounts Committee in releasing the data.
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Pakistan GDP growth slips to 3.65% as industry slo...
Pakistan GDP growth stood at 3.65 percent for the year to June 2026, the government said on Monday, a small cut from the earlier 3.70 percent.
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Pakistan's FY26 GDP growth revised down to 3.65%, economy reaches $450.4 billion, per capita income at $1,896
National Accounts Committee revises FY26 GDP growth down to 3.65% from the earlier estimate of 3.70%, as Q4 growth slows to 2% amid a 4.70% contraction in industrial activity.
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GDP growth revised down to 3.65pc as country falls short of target
• Industrial, services sector slowdown drags down economic growth in FY26 • Per capita income ‘lowest in region’; economy reaches $450.4bn ISLAMABAD: The government on Monday revised the gross domestic product (GDP) growth slightly downward to 3.65 per cent for the outgoing fiscal year (FY26), attributing the adjustment to a mild slowdown in the industrial and services sectors. The country’s GD...
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Economic growth revised lower to 3.65pc in updated FY2025-26 estimates
ISLAMABAD - The size of Pakistan’s economy, GDP growth and per capita income have all been slightly revised down to $450.
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Pakistan’s GDP Growth Revised Down to 3.65% in FY2026
Pakistan’s economy grew by 3.65% in fiscal year 2025-26, below the earlier estimate of 3.70%, according to revised data released…
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Pakistan’s economic growth falls to 3.65% in FY2025-26
Pakistan’s economic growth reached 3.
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Pakistan’s FY26 GDP growth revised down to 3.65 pc, Q4 slows to 2 pc
ISLAMABAD: Pakistan’s economic growth was revised down to 3.65 per cent for the fiscal year ended June 2026 from an earlier estimate of 3.70 per cent, while growth slowed to 2 per cent in the final quarter, with a sharp contraction in industry weighing on overall activity, official data showed on Monday. The National Accounts Committee (NAC), which met at the Pakistan Bureau of Statistics (PBS)...
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Pakistan’s GDP Growth dips to 2pc in Final Quarter as Industries shrink
KARACHI – Pakistan’s economic growth lost momentum in final quarter of fiscal year 2025–26, with gross domestic product (GDP) expanding by 2 percent as the industrial sector contracted sharply. The latest figures by National Accounts Committee (NAC) shows contrast between stronger-than-expected growth in the middle quarters and a substantial slowdown toward the end of the fiscal […]
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Pakistan’s GDP Growth Revised Down to 3.65%
Pakistan’s economic growth for fiscal year 2025-26 has been revised down to 3.65 percent from an earlier estimate of 3.70… Read More
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Pakistan’s GDP grows 3.65% in FY2026, economy size reaches $450bn: NAC
Pakistan has posted a gross domestic product (GDP) growth of 3.65% during FY2026, estimates released by the Pakistan Bureau of Statistics (PBS) on Monday showed. The growth is lower than the 3.70% estimated by the National Accounts Committee (NAC) during the previous meeting. “The updated growth rates in agriculture, industry, and services are 3.50%, 3.34%, and 3.81%, compared with earlier grow...
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Pakistan’s GDP growth revised down to 3.65% for FY26
Pakistan's FY26 GDP growth estimate revised to 3.65%. Economy projected to hit $450.4B (126.4T rupees) in FY26, up from $408.7B in FY25.
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