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Developing Asia continued to perform well even as recovery in the major industrial economies remained weak. The region's GDP growth is forecast to expand as moderation in the People's Republic of China is balanced by a healthy pickup in most other economies in the region.
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Latest International News from World Bank said that India's growth rate going to reach 8 percent in the year 2017 and they will have good scenario. Read Also goo.gl/hF5v7P
In the last year of the PTI government, Pakistan's per capita income increased record.
In the last year of the PTI government, Pakistan's per capita income increased record.
According to the details, during the last financial year of the previous Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf (PTI) government, a record increase in the overall volume of Pakistan's economy and per capita income has been confirmed.
According to the report of Shahbaz Rana published in the English newspaper Express Tribune, the estimates of the Ministry of Finance, SBP, IMF, World Bank, and all other international institutions regarding GDP growth during the current financial year proved to be wrong. Happened.
At the beginning of the current financial year, it was expected that Pakistan's GDP growth could reach the level of 4.8%. However, these estimates proved to be wrong and this year GDP growth reached the highest level of 6% Gone.
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This image highlights the critical relationship between macroeconomic indicators and bond yield movements. Featuring clean financial icons and chart visuals, it represents how inflation, GDP growth, and central bank policy collectively influence the bond market. The composition emphasizes economic analysis, market forecasting, and the importance of understanding macro trends for better fixed-income decision-making. Perfect for investors, analysts, and financial educators exploring how economic forces drive yield fluctuations.
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In the last year of the PTI government, Pakistan's per capita income increased record.
In the last year of the PTI government, Pakistan's per capita income increased record.
According to the details, during the last financial year of the previous Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf (PTI) government, a record increase in the overall volume of Pakistan's economy and per capita income has been confirmed.
According to the report of Shahbaz Rana published in the English newspaper Express Tribune, the estimates of the Ministry of Finance, SBP, IMF, World Bank, and all other international institutions regarding GDP growth during the current financial year proved to be wrong. Happened.
At the beginning of the current financial year, it was expected that Pakistan's GDP growth could reach the level of 4.8%. However, these estimates proved to be wrong and this year GDP growth reached the highest level of 6% Gone.
punjabmagazine.com/in-the-last-year-of-the-pti-government...
MUMBAI. The Indian economy is poised for strong growth and continues to demonstrate remarkable resilience against a challenging global environment. Reserve Bank of India (RBI) Governor Sanjay Malhotra shared this optimistic outlook in the central bank’s December Bulletin. He noted that the domestic market is currently navigating a rare "Goldilocks period" characterised by high growth and benign inflation. The central bank remains proactive in meeting the economy's productive requirements while ensuring long-term macroeconomic stability.
Achieving a Goldilocks Period for Indian Economy
The Governor highlighted a unique economic phenomenon occurring in the current fiscal year. Real GDP expanded by a robust 8.2 per cent in the second quarter. This growth received a boost from strong festive demand and the rationalization of GST rates. Simultaneously, headline inflation dropped to an unprecedented low of 0.3 per cent in October. This combination of 8 per cent growth and low inflation provides the perfect headroom for growth-supportive monetary policies.
Furthermore, the banking system has further consolidated its strength throughout 2025. The regulatory framework now offers better consumer protection and enhances the ease of doing business. Governor Malhotra expressed satisfaction with how the financial system refined its resilience over the past year. India enters the new year with renewed vigour to accelerate this progress.