Pakistan’s consumer inflation is expected to remain relatively stable in February 2025, according to the finance ministry’s monthly economic outlook report. The ministry indicated that inflation would likely continue its downward trajectory, with estimates suggesting a rate between 2.0% and 3.0% for the month of February. This marks a continuation of the trend observed in recent months, providing some relief to the country’s economy as it navigates through inflationary pressures.
However, the finance ministry also noted that while inflation is expected to stay within this range in February, there are indications that the rate could experience a modest uptick in the coming months. Projections suggest inflation might rise slightly, reaching between 3.0% and 4.0% by March 2025.
The report suggests that this increase could be attributed to various economic factors, including adjustments in prices and seasonal variations. Despite this potential rise, the overall outlook for inflation remains relatively subdued, reflecting the government’s ongoing efforts to manage price stability throughout the year.
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