Aurangzeb rules out consumption-led growth, says tariff reforms will continue
Pakistan’s finance minister Muhammad Aurangzeb said the government will continue tariff reforms and pursue sustainable, export-led growth rather than stimulating consumption with liquidity. He also highlighted global risks including debt, energy shocks, food-security pressures, trade fragmentation and the unequal economic effects of AI.
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