Pakistan’s economy is estimated to have grown by 3.04 per cent in FY25, higher than the 2.68pc reported in May, mainly due to stronger performance in agriculture, industry and services during the fourth quarter, despite a decline in public education and health sectors.

“The updated growth rate of GDP for FY25 is 3.04pc as compared to 2.68pc estimated previously,” the National Accounts Committee (NAC) announced. The revised rate covers the entire fiscal year (July 2024-June 2025), unlike the earlier figure based only on the first three quarters. “The economy posted a growth of 5.66pc during Q4 of FY25,” it added.

Source: Dawn