Inflation in Pakistan has eased for the fifth continuous month, driven by further developed homegrown food supplies and lower fuel costs, in spite of the central bank keeping up with record-high interest rates for almost a year.
As per a Bloomberg review, prices in May rose by 11.76% year-on-year, the most reduced rate in nearly around two years, outperforming the median prediction of 13.7%. This is a critical drop from the 17.34% increment in April.
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