This information was revealed in official data released by the Ministry of Finance. (File)

New Delhi: Pakistan’s economic difficulties continue to worsen. By June 2025, the country’s total public debt reached ₹80.6 trillion (approximately US$286.832 billion). This figure is approximately 13 per cent higher than the previous fiscal year. This shocking information was revealed in official data released by the Ministry of Finance. According to the report, domestic debt constitutes ₹54.5 trillion (approximately US$1.2 trillion), a 15 per cent annual increase. External debt stood at ₹26.0 trillion (approximately US$1.2 trillion), reflecting the country’s foreign dependence.

Lower-than-expected GDP growth

In September 2025, the Ministry of Finance released its Annual Debt Review Report for

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