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Congrulations Pakistan,Thank you Prime Minster Imran Khan

The PTI government's trade-friendly policies are boosting exports, reducing the current deficit and
increasing investment in the country.

Economic stabilization under PTI. Pakistan heading steadily towards a domestic productivity & export
led growth.

Tax return filers reached 1.59 milkion, 50% increase compared to last year. FBR Tex Revenue up 17% in
first 5 months

(July to November 2019)

Rising exports & investment, declining current account deficit, improved fiscal prospects through better
tax

& non tax collection, market rally, EOBD ranking going up; indicates that Govt reforms are producing
positive outcomes

to provide relief to public.

In October 2019 (2741M $), exports increased by 9.6% as compare to October 2018 (1502M $) due to
excellent economic policies led by Prime Minister Imran Khan.

Circular DEBT (Per Month)

2017-18 38 Billion PKR

2018-19 26 Billion PKR

2019-20 12 Billion PKR

Increase in circular debt was Rs 38B per month in last year of PMLN. It was reduced to Rs 26B in 1st year
of PTI & Rs 12B in last 5 months of fiscal year 2019-20. A total reduction of 68%.

Documentation of Economy is one of the top priorities of the Govt. Last year the number of tax return
filers increased by 800,000 and a further 50% increase this year till Nov 2019. The fbr tax revenue is also
up by 17%.

Net foreign direct investment up by 238% in 4 months of fiscal year.

Current account deficit

Four years later, the current account account for ninety million dollars surges plus.Current account
deficit is down 73.5% during the first four months of the financial year
Moody Rank Pakistan Economy

After 5 years of PMLN, on 20 June 2018 Moody's downgraded Pakistan outlook from stable to negative.
This was 2 months BEFORE PTI formed govt. Under PTI, Moody's upgrades Pakistan from negative to
stable. PTI is rebuilding on economic mess created by PMLN.

Moody's in June 2018 said Pakistan had

• External vulnerability risk.

• Forex Reserves fallen to low levels

• Absent significant capital inflows

• Low reserve adequacy

• Government liquidity risks

Today under PTI they upgraded Pakistan to B3 Stable.

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