Pakistan, July 1 -- Pakistan's economy continued growth momentum in fiscal year 2024-25, supported by strengthened macroeconomic fundamentals, prudent fiscal management, and improved external sector performance, finance ministry said in a recent report.

"Real GDP grew by 2.68 percent, while inflation eased steadily. Current account recorded a surplus of US$1.81 billion, the fiscal deficit declined, and the primary surplus reached 3.2 percent of GDP in Jul-Apr FY2025," says monthly Economic Update and Outlook for June 2025.

According to the outlook, the ongoing International Monetary Fund (IMF) programs (EFF and RSF), along with upgraded credit ratings, bolstered policy credibility and investor's sentiment. "The government remains commit...