Pakistan’s economy is navigating a challenging phase marked by inflation, currency fluctuations, and rising living costs. These pressures have directly affected households, particularly middle- and lower-income groups.
In response, the government has introduced reforms aimed at stabilising the economy, improving revenue collection, and attracting foreign investment. Financial experts argue that consistent policy implementation is key to restoring confidence.
While short-term challenges remain, economists believe that structural reforms and regional trade opportunities could help Pakistan move toward long-term economic stability.
