Pakistan GDP (annual) in Pakistan

International Monetary Fund · Annual · Importance

450,134 (2026) ANUAL · USD mn · Annual · CSV
PeriodUSD mn
Jan 2026 450,134
Jan 2025 408,160
Jan 2024 371,929
Jan 2023 336,555
Jan 2022 374,850
Jan 2021 348,481
Jan 2020 300,410
Jan 2019 321,071
Jan 2018 356,163
Jan 2017 339,229
Jan 2016 313,623
Jan 2015 299,930
Jan 2014 271,422
Jan 2013 258,674
Jan 2012 250,094
Jan 2011 230,577
Jan 2010 196,712
Jan 2009 187,074
Jan 2008 202,204
Jan 2007 184,141
Jan 2006 161,871
Jan 2005 145,209
Jan 2004 132,206
Jan 2003 112,507
Jan 2002 98,169
Jan 2001 96,784
Jan 2000 99,421
Jan 1999 96,008
Jan 1998 101,381
Jan 1997 101,848
Jan 1996 103,296
Jan 1995 98,917
Jan 1994 84,642
Jan 1993 83,969
Jan 1992 79,338
Jan 1991 74,158
Jan 1990 65,276

About this indicator

Source
International Monetary Fund
Frequency
Annual
Release
Published annually, covering the full year and subject to revision.
What it is
Annual Gross Domestic Product (GDP) measures the value of all final goods and services produced in Pakistan over a fiscal year. Published by the Pakistan Bureau of Statistics (PBS), it is the broadest gauge of the size and pace of growth of the Pakistani economy.
How it's calculated
It is estimated from the output side (agriculture, industry and services plus taxes), the expenditure side and the income side, which should agree. Reported in rupees at current and constant prices and on a fiscal-year basis (July to June), with real growth measured against the previous fiscal year.
Market implications
It is the main reference for judging Pakistan's cycle, with a heavy weight of agriculture, textiles and remittances. Solid growth eases pressure on the external accounts; a weak reading, with the country under IMF programmes, shapes State Bank of Pakistan policy and the rupee.
Limitations
It is released with a lag and early estimates are revised substantially. The fiscal year differs from the calendar year, a large share of activity is informal, and harvests add strong seasonality and volatility to the figure.