BUSINESSJun 30 · 16:45 UTCDAWN[email protected] (Khaleeq Kiani)

Govt expects easing inflationary pressure in new fiscal year following reopening of Strait of Hormuz

The Pakistani government anticipates easing inflationary pressures in FY2027 following the reopening of the Strait of Hormuz and reduced geopolitical tensions. The Ministry of Finance highlights improved global market sentiment, lower oil prices, and stronger macroeconomic fundamentals as factors supporting economic growth and stability.

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