Pakistan’s inflation drops to 44-month low, clocking in at 6.9% for September
In August 2024, inflation in Pakistan dropped to 9.6% for the first time in 34 months. By September, this downward trend continued, recording an even lower rate of 6.9%. This will give room to the policymakers to change the course of monetary policies to re-energise the economy amid high poverty and unemployment in Pakistan.
Pakistan's annual inflation rate dropped to a 3.5-year low of 6.9%, driven by a favorable base effect and lower ...
Pakistan's Consumer Price Index inflation slumped to 6.9% year-on-year in September, its lowest since January 2021 and down ...
Finance Minister Muhammad Aurangzeb has expressed the confidence that the reduction in inflation will take the country from ...
Governor Jameel Ahmed has indicated a further cut in the monetary policy rate due to the declining inflation rate which ...
There is clearly a base effect in play, but the demand destruction is also visible in how food prices have played out. Major ...
Inflation rate has come to the lowest level of 6.9 percent in the country in the last four years as a result of prudent ...
Pakistan's headline inflation is likely to lose more steam over the next two months, coming down to around 8-9%, the Finance ...
Pakistan’s headline inflation rate fell to 6.9 percent year-on-year in September 2024, marking a significant decrease from ...
Pakistan's annual inflation rate dropped to 6.9% in September 2024, marking a sharp decline from last year's 31.4%. Key food ...
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