Research
From trade to transfers: how remittances redefined Pakistan’s external balance
Remittances equal 9% of Pakistan's GDP, the highest in South Asia
Oct 27, 2025
Oct 27, 2025
Remittances equal 9% of Pakistan's GDP, the highest in South Asia
Pakistan central bank expects the FY26 current account to stay contained within the 0%-1% of GDP range
Why the October agreement matters and how three years of hard choices are shaping the next phase of policy strategy
Two years ago, gold was below USD 2,000. Now it’s smashing records above USD 3,600 — and central banks aren’t done buying
A US Air Force General (Retired) praises Pakistan’s decisive win
The recent visit of Deputy PM Ishaq Dar to Dhaka has sparked fresh momentum in bilateral ties, with six new deals, as talks turn to market access and tariff reform
Spacing out repayments helps steady reserves, calm markets, and cut refinancing risks
From barter trade to border markets, the two neighbors are betting big on formalizing economic ties
A look inside Pakistan’s budget reveals a lopsided spending mix and shrinking fiscal space for development
From digital transactions to FATA industries, new measures aim to boost collections—but at what cost to consumers and businesses?
The State Bank of Pakistan's Monetary Policy Committee is set to meet on May 05 to decide the new policy rate
With silver up just 8.9% vs gold’s 26.7% surge, a 106.9:1 gold-silver ratio signals massive undervaluation
Nukta analyzes the impact of the decline in oil prices as trade tensions fuel recession fears
Pakistan faces 29% tariff rate as Trump declares national emergency
While the world races toward a cashless future, Pakistan is still printing billions worth of currency every year
Higher rate limiting country’s ability to strengthen its export competitiveness and compete in global markets
Gold delivered its strongest yearly performance in over 10 years, soaring 26% in 2024 and outpacing stocks, bonds, and commodities
Under the new law, extractive companies—those involved in oil, gas, and other resource extraction—will be subject to a 20% corporate tax based on their taxable base.
Nukta looks into the reasons, including tariff distortions, lack of competitiveness, and connectivity issues
Pakistan was the first among the three to reach a GDP per capita of over $1,000, but things started changing in 2010
