According to the economic forecast report, inflation is predicted to reach about 6% in November.

An overview of Pakistan’s economic performance may be found in the Ministry of Finance’s Economic Outlook report. According to the survey, food prices and pressures on agricultural production could lead to an increase in inflation, which is predicted to reach about 6% in November. According to the report, the economy is doing well, with industrial activity continuously increasing and economic operations becoming more stable due to reforms. During the Rabi season, the agricultural supply is anticipated to stay steady, indicating a slow but steady shift towards general economic stability. A more stable economic outlook is also noted in the report, which also highlights gains in remittances, higher revenues, and improved budgetary restraint. The success of government initiatives is demonstrated by the rise of the LSM (Large Scale Manufacturing) industry and IT exports as well as the early repayment of costly loans, which lowers financial risks. In terms of trade performance, exports rose just 2 percent from July to October of the current fiscal year, and they fell 8.6 percent in October alone. Between July and October, remittances increased by 9.3%, and in October, they increased by 11.9%. Despite a 22% increase in October, investment fell 26% from July to October. From 278 PKR in the previous fiscal year to 280 PKR in the current fiscal year, the dollar rate has stayed relatively stable.