IMF sees Pakistan inflation rising to 8.4% in FY2026-27
Fund expects inflation to remain in single digits over the next five fiscal years before easing after the current year
The International Monetary Fund (IMF) has projected Pakistan’s average inflation at 8.4% for FY2026-27, above the government’s target and the level recorded in the previous fiscal year.
The estimate is contained in the IMF’s latest country report on Pakistan.
The Fund expects inflation to ease over the following four fiscal years after rising in the current year.
According to the report, Pakistan is likely to keep average inflation in single digits for five consecutive fiscal years.
Average inflation had also remained below 10% during the previous two fiscal years.
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