Inflation Declines in Pakistan: New Opportunities for Interest Rate Cuts

Recently, inflation levels in Pakistan have been decreasing, creating conditions for potential interest rate cuts. In August, the consumer price index rose by 6.2% compared to the previous year, which is significantly lower than the expected figure of 7.5%. This decline in inflation is a positive sign for the country’s economy, which is facing several serious challenges, including a budget deficit and the need for structural reforms.

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Kazakhstan Halts Rate Cuts After Inflation Surges

In recent days, the Kazakh economy has focused on measures to stimulate growth; however, unexpected changes in inflation figures have forced the central bank to pause its interest rate cuts. It was announced yesterday that inflation in the country significantly accelerated in August, raising doubts about economic forecasts and plans for further easing of monetary policy.

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