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Pakistan's stock market is currently one of the cheapest in the world, offering potential for growth. The market has faced setbacks but has room to run based on local currency returns. Pakistan's public debt and inflation are challenges, but the market still trades at a discount compared to other high-risk markets.
Pakistan's economy, which is heavily reliant on debt, is facing issues such as high inflation and a weakening currency. The country's debt to GDP is high and increasing, and its GDP has been contracting since 2018. Political instability in Pakistan has also contributed to the country's economic problems. No Prime Minister in Pakistan's history has served a full term, and recent social unrest has further destabilized the country. Pakistan is now on its 22nd IMF loan, and the IMF has demanded an interest rate hike from the central bank.
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