World debt: a mounting burden
According to the World Bank’s International Debt Report 2026, external debt stock in developing countries ...
Macroeconomic stability has not translated into relief for the masses
The government continues to present macroeconomic stabilisation as evidence of recovery, yet households continue to ...
Textile industry’s immense export potential remains unrealized
Pakistan’s textile industry embodies one of the country’s greatest economic paradoxes: the sector that earns ...
Prioritising stabilization over growth: a failed strategy
Pakistan’s current economic strategy, which has prioritised stabilisation over growth, is exacting a heavy toll ...
Why foreign investment is eluding Pakistan
Pakistan’s ambitious drive to position itself as a premier destination for global capital faces a ...
Pakistan’s economy cannot be revived without overdue structural reforms
The latest update on Pakistan’s economy presents a mixed picture. The government has met many ...
Pakistn’s exports; a story of strength and vulnerability
No doubt, Pakistan’s exporters compete successfully on the world stage, but the latest trade data ...
Stabilisation is not transformation: Pakistan’s economy in a bind
Recent data show a marked improvement in key macroeconomic indicators, reinforcing the government’s claim that ...
Pakistan’s widening trade gap: Why exports are stagnant
Pakistan’s trade deficit has widened sharply once again, reviving an old and uncomfortable question: why, ...
Pakistan’s inflation problem begins to bite deeper
Pakistan’s inflation problem is once again accelerating, and this time the causes are impossible to ...