Pakistan, May 21 -- Pakistan's economy has officially joined the $400 billion club, marking a major milestone in the country's financial history. According to provisional estimates by the National Accounts Committee (NAC), the size of the economy reached Rs114.7 trillion - roughly $411 billion - in fiscal year 2025. This growth reflects a 2.68% increase, though it remains below the government's original target of 3.6%.

Sohail Mohammed, CEO of Topline Securities, called the development a "notable recovery" amid ongoing economic pressures. He pointed out that Pakistan's nominal GDP has grown at a compound annual rate of 9.3% over the past five years. However, he also stressed that hitting the government's long-term target of a $1 trillion ...