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Renewed Middle East tensions pose downside risks to inflation, external sector: finance ministry
The Pakistani finance ministry warned that renewed Middle East geopolitical tensions pose downside risks to inflation and the external sector outlook. It highlighted continued economic resilience through prudent macroeconomic management, structural reforms, and strong export and remittance inflows, projecting double-digit inflation in July 2026.
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