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pakistans investment to gdp ratio still below critical level like last year
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AI-generatedPakistan's weak investment and savings ratios, declining exports, and reliance on external borrowing indicate a stagnant economic environment with limited commercial mechanisms. The low investment-to-GDP ratio suggests subdued capital formation, affecting sectors reliant on domestic demand and infrastructure. However, no specific company, commodity, or supply chain disruption is identified; the impact is broad and macro-level with weak direct commercial channels.
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- Investment to GDP ratio stagnant at 14.4% for FY2025-26, missing 14.7% target.
- Savings to GDP ratio fell to 14%, below 14.3% target.
- Exports declined over 6% in first 10 months of fiscal year.
- Fixed investment at 12.7% of GDP, below 13% target.
- Public sector investment dropped to 3.1% after reduction in federal development budget.
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