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Pakistan Debt Dashboard

Latest data: 2000 | Updated 2/2/2026

Total Debt-to-GDP

55.0%

Manageable55.0%
Debt Service / Revenue

28.6%

Comfortable28.6%
GDP Growth

3.0%

GDP (USD)

$371.6B

Inflation: 12.6%

Debt Sustainability Assessment

Total Debt / GDP
Manageable55.0%
External Debt / GDP
Comfortable35.6%
Debt Service / Revenue
Comfortable28.6%
Inflation Rate
Manageable12.6%
FX Reserves (months)
Manageable2.9 mo
GDP Growth
Comfortable3.0%

Key Insights

Import Cover Critical

Pakistan's foreign exchange reserves cover only 2.9 months of imports, well below the 3-month minimum threshold. This leaves the economy highly vulnerable to external payment shocks and currency crises.

Elevated Debt Level

Pakistan's debt-to-GDP of 55.0% is above the IMF's 55% prudential threshold, signalling limited fiscal buffers and increased vulnerability to external shocks.

Elevated Inflation

Pakistan's inflation rate of 12.6% is well above single-digit targets, raising the cost of living and complicating monetary policy decisions.

Large Fiscal Deficit

Pakistan's primary deficit of -5.3% of GDP signals persistent overspending relative to revenue, accelerating debt accumulation and narrowing future policy options.

Debt Composition

External debt by creditor type

No composition data available

Debt Trends Over Time

No historical data available

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