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Marches, sit-ins may cause Rs120bn daily loss to exchequer, Aurangzeb

by Asia Today Team
September 23, 2026
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Finance Minister Muhammad Aurangzeb has termed deliberate marches and sit-ins “self-inflicted ache”, warning they might trigger a Rs120 billion day by day loss to the nationwide exchequer.

His remarks got here as opposition events, together with Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf (PTI) and Jamaat-e-Islami (JI), stepped up separate protest campaigns towards the federal government.

The PTI has introduced a protest motion scheduled for September 27, with calls for together with the discharge of PTI founder Imran Khan and upholding constitutional supremacy and the rule of legislation.

The JI has introduced a march on Islamabad over the petroleum improvement levy and rising gasoline prices.

In his message on Sunday, Aurangzeb mentioned such protests have been obscure at a time when Pakistan had made appreciable efforts to attain financial stability, warning that disruption to financial exercise may undermine the nation’s transition from stability in the direction of financial improvement.

He mentioned Pakistan’s international trade reserves had reached $21.4 billion, the best degree within the nation’s historical past.

The finance minister mentioned the federal government was lowering expenditure, whereas the fiscal deficit had declined considerably and the present account was in surplus.

He mentioned remittances have been repeatedly rising and exports have been transferring in the suitable path. FinMin Aurangzeb expressed hope that the tempo of financial development would speed up additional.

Aurangzeb mentioned GDP development stood at 3.7% over the last monetary yr, whereas financial development was anticipated to exceed 4% throughout the present fiscal yr.

He mentioned large-scale manufacturing was present process a restoration, whereas company income and funding within the inventory market had elevated.

The finance minister mentioned 11 preliminary public choices (IPOs) have been carried out final yr, in contrast with 5 within the first two months of the present yr, describing the rise as an indication of confidence within the nation’s enterprise and funding surroundings.

Aurangzeb mentioned the federal government had set a items export goal of $32.9 billion for the present yr and anticipated items exports to extend by round 6%.

He mentioned the common day by day export quantity was round $90 million, warning that within the worst-case state of affairs, strikes may cut back day by day exports by as much as 50%.

The minister mentioned IT exports and companies have been anticipated to rise from $4.6 billion to $5.5 billion, whereas IT exports stood at round $811 million throughout the first two months of the present fiscal yr.

He cautioned that disruptions to web connectivity might be extraordinarily damaging to IT exports, noting that the sector had been affected by as much as 80% in previous worst-case eventualities.

Rs120bn day by day loss

Aurangzeb warned that disruption to financial exercise may undermine Pakistan’s development journey and end in billions of rupees in losses.

He estimated that the companies sector may undergo losses of round Rs86 billion per day from disruption, whereas the economic sector may face losses of roughly Rs25 billion day by day.

He additionally estimated that disruption may end in round Rs17 billion in income losses, whereas placing the general day by day loss at Rs120 billion.

The finance minister mentioned the rapid burden of financial disruption would fall on strange individuals and daily-wage staff, whereas small shopkeepers and companies would even be immediately affected.

Funding and regional challenges

Aurangzeb mentioned tax revenues had elevated by round 40% over the previous two years, whereas Pakistan had attracted $311 million in direct international funding throughout the present interval.

He mentioned financial stability was a primary situation for attracting international funding, including that international funding elevated as soon as confidence amongst home buyers was restored.

The minister additionally highlighted the challenges posed by the state of affairs within the Center East, saying it was affecting international commerce by means of supply-chain disruptions and better freight and insurance coverage prices.

Aurangzeb burdened the necessity to proceed the nation’s journey from stability in the direction of development, exports and funding.

He referred to as for issues to be resolved by means of negotiations and consensus, saying financial stability and the momentum of development shouldn’t be put in danger.



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