Pakistan Gdp

The International Monetary Fund projected a slowdown in the Gross Domestic Product (GDP) from 3.5 per cent to 2 per cent for the current fiscal, The News International reported.

The massive floods in Pakistan are likely to reduce its GDP by over 2 percentage points and the government is grappling with the immediate challenge of averting an imminent food insecurity in the country, Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif has said.

In a sharp retort to Pakistan Prime Minister Imran Khan's offer to share experience of his government's cash transfer scheme, India on Thursday reminded him that the size of its economic stimulus package to deal with the coronavirus pandemic is as large as Pakistan's GDP.

Advisor on Finance Abdul Hafeez Sheikh, releasing the Pakistan Economic Survey 2019-20 said the economy suffered massively due to the coronavirus.

Prime Minister Narendra Modi will look to reinvigorate the BRICS group of emerging nations at a summit this weekend with India seen as a bright spot in a bloc whose clout has been undermined by economic woes.

Standard and Poor’s a ‘stable’ outlook for Pakistan’s economy is in sharp contrast with India.

A report by the standing Committee on Defence, which was tabled in the Lok Sabha today, said there is an urgent need to build defence capabilities to face any challenge including a "two-front war". The report, which said that India's defence expenditure was lowest compared to countries like China and Pakistan in terms of GDP, highlighted huge gaps ...

Non-resident Indians (NRIs) have sent a record $63.6 bn to India in 2011 through remittances. According to the revised World Bank data, the increase in value of remittances is also due to a sharp fall in 2011 in the value of the rupee. In 2010, India received $54 bn. Since 2008, India has been the biggest recipient of of overseas money. China is c...

The future of emerging economies like India and China is bright but they would do well to learn lessons from the economic glitches faced by US and Europe, economic experts have argued.

The International Monetary Fund projected a slowdown in the Gross Domestic Product (GDP) from 3.5 per cent to 2 per cent for the current fiscal, The News International reported.

The massive floods in Pakistan are likely to reduce its GDP by over 2 percentage points and the government is grappling with the immediate challenge of averting an imminent food insecurity in the country, Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif has said.

In a sharp retort to Pakistan Prime Minister Imran Khan's offer to share experience of his government's cash transfer scheme, India on Thursday reminded him that the size of its economic stimulus package to deal with the coronavirus pandemic is as large as Pakistan's GDP.

Advisor on Finance Abdul Hafeez Sheikh, releasing the Pakistan Economic Survey 2019-20 said the economy suffered massively due to the coronavirus.

Prime Minister Narendra Modi will look to reinvigorate the BRICS group of emerging nations at a summit this weekend with India seen as a bright spot in a bloc whose clout has been undermined by economic woes.

Standard and Poor’s a ‘stable’ outlook for Pakistan’s economy is in sharp contrast with India.

A report by the standing Committee on Defence, which was tabled in the Lok Sabha today, said there is an urgent need to build defence capabilities to face any challenge including a "two-front war". The report, which said that India's defence expenditure was lowest compared to countries like China and Pakistan in terms of GDP, highlighted huge gaps ...

Non-resident Indians (NRIs) have sent a record $63.6 bn to India in 2011 through remittances. According to the revised World Bank data, the increase in value of remittances is also due to a sharp fall in 2011 in the value of the rupee. In 2010, India received $54 bn. Since 2008, India has been the biggest recipient of of overseas money. China is c...

The future of emerging economies like India and China is bright but they would do well to learn lessons from the economic glitches faced by US and Europe, economic experts have argued.