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Pakistan – improved performance unlikely to last

A combination of loose monetary policy and increased infrastructure spending related to the China Pakistan Economic Corridor (CPEC) should push up growth in Pakistan to its fastest pace in over a decade this year. But further ahead, a lack of progress on improving the business environment will hold the economy back.

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