Pakistan's economic recovery faces inflation pressure despite record reserves
- Pakistan’s stocks, record $21.5 billion reserves and rating upgrades suggest a recovery, but inflation persists.
- The central bank raised rates 50 basis points to 12% last week, as oil topped $100 a barrel and wheat prices rose.
- Former finance minister Miftah Ismail said curbing demand protects external finances but hurts growth.
- Experts say heavy reliance on IMF and external funding is a risk, with militancy and protests adding to concerns.
Source: moneycontrol.com
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