- June 12, 2026
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Pakistan’s per capita income increased to $1,901 in FY2026, up from $1,751 in the previous fiscal year, reflecting improving economic activity as the country recorded 3.7 per cent GDP growth amid continued macroeconomic stabilisation.
According to the Economic Survey for 2025-26, Pakistan’s GDP at current market prices rose to Rs126.87 trillion in FY2026 from Rs114.04 trillion a year earlier, registering an increase of around 11.25 per cent.
Inflation remained relatively contained during most of the fiscal year. Average Consumer Price Index (CPI) inflation stood at 6.19 percent during July-April FY2026, compared with 4.73 percent in the corresponding period last year. However, on a year-on-year basis, inflation accelerated to 10.89 percent in April 2026, compared with 0.28 percent in April 2025.
Investment activity remained largely stagnant, with the investment-to-GDP ratio recorded at 14.38 per cent, marginally lower than 14.42 per cent last year. Meanwhile, the national saving-to-GDP ratio declined to 14.13 per cent from 14.87 percent, while domestic savings were estimated at 7.03 per cent of GDP.
Source: The International News Pakistan
