• Raises economic growth forecast modestly from 2.6pc in FY25 to 3.2pc for FY26
• Inflation decelerates sharply, but price stability remains fragile
• Debt burden and weak investment keep recovery prospects uncertain
WASHINGTON: The latest International Monetary Fund (IMF) projections for Pakistan suggest that the immediate risk of economic free fall has eased but the country remains locked into a narrow stabilisation path marked by weak growth, heavy debt and limited relief for households.
Projections by the Fund, released early on Tuesday alongside the statement announcing a fresh disbursement of around $1.2 billion to Pakistan, showed that the c
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