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Pakistan economy: The tension between India and Pakistan is continuously increasing. India’s army is teaching Pakistan a lesson of Pahalgam terror attack. Furious with India’s retaliation, Pakistan has tried to attack with drones and missiles in many places on the western border of India, but the Indian Army has also defeated them. Now the question comes whether Pakistan can risk fighting a large scale with India?
Pakistan is turning on its actions
Pakistan is facing serious economic challenges. If Pakistan does not desist from hitting India, then the sword may hang on the funding from the IMF’s bailout package and many other institutions like the World Bank.
In the year 2024, the $ 7 billion bailout package from the IMF indicated some improvement in Pakistan’s economy, but now Pakistan is turning water on its fares in the atmosphere of war.
Experts believe that messing with India can push Pakistan into further trouble. If we talk on the GDP front too, then India is the fifth largest economy in the world and it is constantly moving forward. At the same time, on the contrary, Pakistan does not even come in the top 40 economies of the world.
Pakistan’s economy is running on debt
In 2023, Pakistan was on the verge of almost bankruptcy. During that time, if he did not get help from IMF, World Bank and other friendly countries, then Pakistan would have collapsed. With this help, the economy of Pakistan has been brought back to some extent, but it needs to make a lot of efforts to recover properly.
According to a report by the Financial Times, by December 2024, Pakistan has been drowned in more than $ 131 billion and Pakistan’s foreign exchange reserves have reached about $ 10 billion. Now only three months of imports can be paid.
Pakistan is weak on every front
GDP, GDP growth, foreign exchange reserves, stock market capitalization, inflation, foreign investment, Pakistan’s situation remains poor in all these major indicators.
Here, India is moving towards becoming the fourth largest economy in the world, its GDP (GDP) is 10.5 times larger than Pakistan. Foreign exchange reserves are 35.52 times more than Pakistan. In view of this, it can clearly say that fighting the war with India may be heavy for Pakistan. Instead, it would be appropriate for Pakistan to focus on your economy.
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