Finance Minister Warns of Economic Risks from US-Iran Conflict
Most outlets reported that Finance Minister Muhammad Aurangzeb warned the US-Iran conflict could pressure Pakistan’s economic growth and inflation outlook. The Nation and ProPakistani used the term “war,” while others referred to the “conflict.” Business Recorder and Daily Times both mentioned the 4% growth target, with Profit adding that sustainable growth would depend on exports and private-sector activity. Profit and The Nation framed the warning as a caution about external influences, while ProPakistani led with more alarmist language, using “threatens” in its headline.
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US-Iran conflict poses risks to Pakistan’s growth, inflation outlook, says finmin
Pakistan’s economic growth and inflation outlook could come under pressure from the ongoing conflict, Finance Minister Muhammad Aurangzeb said on Monday amid escalating geopolitical tensions in the Middle East. “We are on our way from stabilisation to growth,” said the finance minister, adding that the government expects GDP growth of over 4% in the ongoing […]
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US-Iran war could influence GDP growth, inflation, warns Aurangzeb
ISLAMABAD - Finance Minister Muhammad Aurangzeb on Monday warned that Pakistan’s economic growth prospects and inflation outlook may be affected by the ongoing US-Iran war, saying the escalating conflict in the Gulf had created new risks for the country’s economic recovery.
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Conflict threatens Pakistan’s growth, inflation outlook, says Aurangzeb
Finance minister says government expects GDP growth above 4% but sustainable expansion will depend on exports and private-sector activity
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US-Iran War Threatens Pakistan’s Economy: Finance Minister
Pakistan’s economic growth and inflation outlook could come under pressure from the ongoing US-Iran war, Finance Minister Muhammad Aurangzeb said… Read More
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US-Iran conflict poses risks to Pakistan’s growth, inflation outlook: Aurangzeb
Pakistan’s economic growth and inflation outlook could come under pressure from the ongoing conflict, Finance Minister Muhammad Aurangzeb said on Monday amid escalating geopolitical tensions in the Middle East. “We are on our way from stabilisation to growth,” said the finance minister, adding that the government expects GDP growth of over 4% in the ongoing fiscal year. “It’s obviously a functi...
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