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Pakistan in Numbers

What things cost, what the country holds, how the market is doing, whether the lights stay on and how safe it is, kept up to date from the official figures.

  1. InflationConsumer prices, change on a year earlier 10.3% −0.8 pts Sep 2026
  2. PetrolRupees a litre at the pump Rs376.06 −3.19 28 Oct 2026
  3. ReservesLiquid foreign exchange reserves, billions of dollars $21.49bn +0.02 16 Oct 2026
  4. The rupeeRupees to the US dollar Rs276.70 −0.18 27 Oct 2026
  5. Stock marketThe KSE-100 index at the close 164,467 +1,429 27 Oct 2026
  6. Load-sheddingElectricity shortfall at peak, megawatts, as reported 4,000MW +400 6 Oct 2026

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Inflation in Pakistan from The Thursday Times

Where the numbers come from

TrackerSourceHow often
InflationPakistan Bureau of StatisticsOut in the first days of each month
PetrolOGRA price sheets, PSOOGRA sets the price each working day (every fortnight until March 2026); updates itself
ReservesState Bank of PakistanOut every Thursday
The rupeeMarket rates, five-day medianUpdates itself every day
Stock marketPakistan Stock ExchangeEach trading day after the close; updates itself
Load-sheddingPress reports, each one namedNo official feed is published; the desk adds each shortfall figure as it is reported, marked on the record or unofficial

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