Pakistan revises up 2020-21 GDP to 5.37% from 3.9% - minister
Pakistan on Thursday revised up its economic growth rate for 2020-21 to 5.37% from 3.9%, minister for planning and development said. "The growth in 2020-21 was 5.37%," said Asad Umar in a tweet, adding the National Accounts Committee (NAC) approved the revised estimate of GDP growth. The NAC is a government body that reviews the economic indicators.
- Country:
- Pakistan
Pakistan on Thursday revised up its economic growth rate for 2020-21 to 5.37% from 3.9%, minister for planning and development said. "The growth in 2020-21 was 5.37%," said Asad Umar in a tweet, adding the National Accounts Committee (NAC) approved the revised estimate of GDP growth.
The NAC is a government body that reviews the economic indicators. This is second time the GDP rate for 2020-21 has been revised, from an initial 2.3% set in the 2020 annual budget, and then to 3.9% by the central bank.
ALSO READ
-
Pakistan Lawyers Rearrested Hours After Bail as UN Experts Demand Immediate Release
-
Japan-Backed ILO Projects Help 23,000 Workers Gain Rights and Fight Child Labour
-
Afghan Lives and Medical Dreams at Risk: UN Urges Pakistan to Halt Forced Returns
-
Supreme Court Grants Bail to Imaan Mazari: A Victory for Justice
-
Pakistan Enacts Austerity Amid Fuel Price Surge
Google News