In Islamabad, Pakistan’s domestic debt saw an increase of 4,622 billion rupees.
According to the report, by March, the domestic debt had risen to 43,432 billion rupees, up from 38,809 billion rupees at the start of the current financial year.
During this financial year, the external debt decreased by 89 billion rupees, bringing it to 21,941 billion rupees. However, the government’s external liabilities increased by 6 percent to 3,284 billion rupees. The report also indicates that the agreement with the IMF is likely to further increase both domestic and external debt.