Economic Growth Rate Revised as National Economy Reaches $450.4 Billion and Per Capita Income Settles at $1,896, According to National Accounts Committee
ISLAMABAD: Finalizing the official macroeconomic indicators of the national economy, the National Accounts Committee has decided to revise the growth rate of Pakistan’s economy downward by 0.05 percent for the previous fiscal year.
According to the committee’s comprehensive report, the government has set the GDP growth rate for the 2025–2026 fiscal year at 3.65 percent, slightly adjusting the initial preliminary estimate of 3.70 percent. According to the data it is noted that Pakistan’s economy has grown to $450.4 billion (Rs. The average per capita income has been reported as Rs. 1896 ($126.4) while the average income is Rs. 4,623 ($333.3). 531,897).
The National Accounts Committee Report for FY 2025–26 highlights several key points, including the following:
Sectoral Growth Performance:
Agriculture: Gained at an even pace of 3.50 percent.
Industrial Sector: Gained an increase of 3.34 per cent.
Services Sector: Gained 3.81 percent growth.
The overall growth of the economy was uneven through the quarters of the fiscal year:
First Quarter: 3.89 percent
Second Quarter: 4.31 percent
Third Quarter: 4.42 percent
Fourth Quarter: 2.00 percent
Macroeconomic Stability: Financial experts highlight that the revised numbers reflect the continued process of policy adjustments within the framework of financial stabilization and are the result of the structural reform measures affecting national economic production.