Public debt surges 76pc to Rs86.7tr in four years
ISLAMABAD: With total public debt surging 76 per cent since June 2022 and gross financing needs (GFNs) reaching Rs28.65 trillion for the current fiscal year, th
Key Takeaways
- →ISLAMABAD: With total public debt surging 76 per cent since June 2022 and gross financing needs (GFNs) reaching Rs28
- →65 trillion for the current fiscal year, the government on Tuesday announced plans to borrow an additional Rs6
- →86tr to finance the budget deficit
- →“Total public debt was recorded at Rs86
- →7tr at the end of June 2026 from Rs49
Key Takeaways
- ISLAMABAD: With total public debt surging 76 per cent since June 2022 and gross financing needs (GFNs) reaching Rs28
- 65 trillion for the current fiscal year, the government on Tuesday announced plans to borrow an additional Rs6
- 86tr to finance the budget deficit
- “Total public debt was recorded at Rs86
- 7tr at the end of June 2026 from Rs49
ISLAMABAD: With total public debt surging 76 per cent since June 2022 and gross financing needs (GFNs) reaching Rs28.65 trillion for the current fiscal year, the government on Tuesday announced plans to borrow an additional Rs6.86tr to finance the budget deficit. “Total public debt was recorded at Rs86.7tr at the end of June 2026 from Rs49.3tr at the end of June 2022, a 76pc increase over four years,” the Ministry of Finance said in its Annual Borrowing Plan 2027....
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ISLAMABAD: With total public debt surging 76 per cent since June 2022 and gross financing needs (GFNs) reaching Rs28.65 trillion for the current fiscal year, the government on Tuesday announced plans
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