Pakistan’s GDP growth at 3.7%, while per capita income and key sectors show mixed performance.
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Finance Minister Muhammad Aurangzeb has presented the Economic Survey 2025-26, outlining Pakistan’s economic performance ahead of the federal budget.
According to the report, provisional GDP growth stood at 3.7%, falling short of the 4.2% target. The size of the economy expanded to Rs126.9 trillion, while in dollar terms it reached $452.1 billion.
The survey also showed per capita income rising to $1,901, up by $150 from the previous year. In local currency terms, it increased to Rs533,629.
Key sectors showed mixed results, with education growing 5.23% and health and social services rising 6.86%, both exceeding their targets.
