Pakistan Floods 2025 are not just a natural disaster — they are an economic event. With Punjab and Khyber Pakhtunkhwa facing record rainfall and river overflows, the impact is being felt across agriculture, exports, imports, infrastructure, and inflation.
In this Profit video, we break down: How floods in Punjab, Sutlej, Ravi and Chenab rivers devastated agriculture. Why the destruction of cotton and rice crops threatens Pakistan’s export earnings.
The economic toll of damaged roads, bridges, and supply chains.
Rising food inflation and the pressure on imports and foreign reserves.
Lessons from 2010, 2022 and now 2025 floods, and why Pakistan remains unprepared.
The missing data-sharing under the Indus Waters Treaty and India’s role.
How climate change is turning floods into a recurring economic shock.
Initial estimates suggest losses could cross $30 billion, with millions displaced and agricultural zones under water.
This means higher food prices, shrinking exports, and rising poverty in the months to come.
Watch this Profit analysis to understand how the 2025 floods are reshaping Pakistan’s economy.
