Pakistan Economic Growth rate Watch Thread

[AyanRay]

Did pakistan grew at 7.1% and 8.6%? Wow

Nope, just go to the link. Those are India's figures.

 

[Great Sachin]

View attachment 430429 World bank south asia growth projection

http://www.worldbank.org/en/news/pr...ential-growth-lead-saef?CID=SAR_FB_SAR_EN_EXT

joke of the year

 

[Shahzaz ud din]

Pakistan's economy is getting better. All the indexes are showing growth and Pakistan is expected to be the 50th largest economic power by 2050.

Pakistan is expected to be the 50th largest economic power by 2050

 

[ziaulislam]

if pakistan maintain 7-9% growth for 10 years it should hit top 20 economies

 

[farhan_9909]

joke of the year

why?

Edit**

Typo from WB.They have changed it

 

[Great Sachin]

if pakistan maintain 7-9% growth for 10 years it should hit top 20 economies

if..uf

Pakistan is expected to be the 50th largest economic power by 2050

he may be right.....Pakistan dont have money to pay loan interests

 

[ziaulislam]

if..uf


he may be right.....Pakistan dont have money to pay loan interests

we are already growing at 5.7...there is not much if uf from 5.7 to 7 (difference of 1.3 points/20%)
the growth surely is going to pick up from today..all indicators and all international organizations are pointing towards it

where did you get we dont have money to pay loans, loans payment doesnt even constitutes 25% of our budget?
as i said if we take current growth not, "uf if" the economy is going to double twice in 18 years putting Pakistan in top 15-20 GDPs..this is not counting the expected re basing the economy that is happening now and not counting faster growth which is expected

this is happening despite Indian sponsored state terrorism, supported by its leaders acknowledge on all media forums

 

[Great Sachin]

we are already growing at 5.7...there is not much if uf from 5.7 to 7 (difference of 1.3 points/20%)
the growth surely is going to pick up from today..all indicators and all international organizations are pointing towards it

where did you get we dont have money to pay loans, loans payment doesnt even constitutes 25% of our budget?
as i said if we take current growth not, "uf if" the economy is going to double twice in 18 years putting Pakistan in top 15-20 GDPs..this is not counting the expected re basing the economy that is happening now and not counting faster growth which is expected

this is happening despite Indian sponsored state terrorism, supported by its leaders acknowledge on all media forums

 

[liall]

Is Pakistan classified as an emerging economy? I was looking at the new IMF report for October 2017 and couldnt find projections for Pakistan in the emerging economies list.

 

[Chak Bamu]

Patriotic Pakistanis of Youthia variety and non-Pakistanis of Indian variety are having trouble digesting good news about Pakistan's growth because of Cognitive Dissonance.

Next year shall be a very challenging year, no doubt, and I fully expect jitters and readjustments stemming from balance of payments situation. Other than that, everything points towards consistent and unbroken growth trend in Pakistan.

Key event would be Neelum-Jhelum project's commissioning and addition of about 900 MW cheaper electric generation capacity. Gas and Coal powered plants, along with Tarbela IV extension would put Pakistan's electricity situation on a very sound footing. As other CPEC projects mature, we will see a real shift in sentiment.

Any misadventure from within, or a black swan event may upset this trajectory. But one thing is for sure, Pakistan is about to enter its golden growth phase where Democratic Institutions and Economy would develop side-by-side and investments would start to flow on an ever-faster rate in a virtuous cycle.

http://www.worldbank.org/en/news/pr...continue-to-support-pakistan-economic-reforms

O ye naysayers, read and weep.

 

[Awan68]

Patriotic Pakistanis of Youthia variety and non-Pakistanis of Indian variety are having trouble digesting good news about Pakistan's growth because of Cognitive Dissonance.

Next year shall be a very challenging year, no doubt, and I fully expect jitters and readjustments stemming from balance of payments situation. Other than that, everything points towards consistent and unbroken growth trend in Pakistan.

Key event would be Neelum-Jhelum project's commissioning and addition of about 900 MW cheaper electric generation capacity. Gas and Coal powered plants, along with Tarbela IV extension would put Pakistan's electricity situation on a very sound footing. As other CPEC projects mature, we will see a real shift in sentiment.

Any misadventure from within, or a black swan event may upset this trajectory. But one thing is for sure, Pakistan is about to enter its golden growth phase where Democratic Institutions and Economy would develop side-by-side and investments would start to flow on an ever-faster rate in a virtuous cycle.

http://www.worldbank.org/en/news/pr...continue-to-support-pakistan-economic-reforms

O ye naysayers, read and weep.

When will the gdp rebasing be complete n what do u expect the new figures to be?

 

[Asian.Century]

The economic situation is set to become worse in 2019, when $12.7bn of external repayments are due, compared with $7.7bn this year. Fitch issued a warning last week saying declining forex reserves and rising current account deficit were adding to Pakistan’s burgeoning external financing risks.

 

[Karna_007]

Is Pakistan classified as an emerging economy? I was looking at the new IMF report for October 2017 and couldnt find projections for Pakistan in the emerging economies list.

Pakistan is not an emerging economy, only these countries are emerging economies,most highest growth rate is India standing >7%

@Umair Nawaz @DESERT FIGHTER @FuturePAF @MBT 3000

 

[DESERT FIGHTER]

Pakistan is not an emerging economy, only these countries are emerging economies,most highest growth rate is India standing >7%

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@Umair Nawaz @DESERT FIGHTER @FuturePAF @MBT 3000

https://www.bloomberg.com/news/arti...orecard-supports-mexico-and-turkey-over-india

 

[Karna_007]

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https://www.bloomberg.com/news/arti...orecard-supports-mexico-and-turkey-over-india

Sorry to burst your bubble. Turkey is not even in a league with regards to China or India...

What is the growth rate of turkey?
What is the economic size of Turkey?
What is the forex reserve of Turkey?
What is the status of cement,coal and steel production of Turkey vs China or India?
How many metros are constructing in cities of Turkey?
What is the retail size of Turkey?
What is the electricity production of Turkey?
How many agricultural products that Turkey leading in the world?
What is the software and Pharma industry of Turkey?
What is the FDI of Turkey?

Yes they do have advantage with regards to per-capita

What is the stock market cap size of Turkey?

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https://www.bloomberg.com/news/arti...orecard-supports-mexico-and-turkey-over-india

Turkey will grow between 3-6% in a year and same for upcoming years as well according to latest IMF data on April 2018.Even China is slowing to less than 6% growth rate from 2022.You countries growth rate is 3-6% until 2023 as per IMF data

This is the estimated growth rate of countries in 2023 as per IMF

@HAIDER @PatrioticPaki @My-Analogous @abbasniazi @Marine Rouge @ThanatosI @mohsen

As per IMF estimates by 2023

India will be >4.6 trillion dollar economy
Pakistan>0.5 trillion
Turkey>1.2 trillion
Mexico>1.5 trillion

@Winchester @Aasimkhan @Isotope @Armchair @hazzam @fitpOsitive @Zarvan @RiazHaq