Business confidence in Pakistan has surged to its highest level in four years, even as inflation and power outages continue to strain the economy.
According to the latest [survey/organization name – if you want I can add specifics], optimism among businesses is being driven by improving export orders, a stronger rupee, and expectations of policy stability under the IMF-backed reform program.
Analysts say the upbeat sentiment contrasts with persistent challenges, including double-digit inflation, high interest rates, and chronic load-shedding that disrupts industrial production. Many firms remain cautious about long-term investment but expect short-term conditions to improve.
