https://tradingeconomics.com/india/indicators
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https://tradingeconomics.com/pakistan/inflation-cpi
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https://tradingeconomics.com/bangladesh/inflation-cpi
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Above are figures from India and Bangladesh Showing Inflation in Both Nations and I am 100% sure that's PMIK fault.
But here Is something More interesting: Since you
@muhammadhafeezmalik are such a big Fan of Charts read it and weep
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I apologize, I am running late for work, ill post more charts to counter Nawaz news group "The News" PDM (Pakistan dacoit Movement ),
Here is the question
Nawaz Sharif’s government obtained a whopping $35 billion in new loans during his four-year tenure to repay maturing debt and keep official foreign currency reserves at a level which could give a sense of economic stability to investors.
About $17 billion or nearly half of the total loans obtained from July 2013 to June 2017 were utilised to repay the previous debt, shows statistics maintained by the finance ministry. The government added net $18 billion to the country’s total external debt and liabilities – the highest amount added by any government during its tenure.
From July 2013 to June 2017, Pakistan’s total external debt grew by 30% to $79.2 billion, according to an International Monetary Fund (IMF) report. Out of this, external public debt was about $62.3 billion – also up by 28% compared with the figure four years ago, shows the IMF report.
The maximum number of loans – amounting to $10.1 billion, the highest taken out in any single year during the country’s 70-year history – was obtained during the last year of Nawaz’s government.
Starting from July 2013, with every passing year, the quantum of external debt kept growing due to the government’s inability to implement policies that could have ensured sufficient non-debt creating inflows.
PTI government is dealing with financial mess left behind head on and starting to show a little progress for starters Rupee Value is trading on real market value and not artificially inflated with borrowed money to keep inflation low.
I'll keep it as simple as I can so Here is the question How was Nawaz planing to continue on that path (borrow and spend) because Pakistan was literally months or 2 away from bankruptcy?