Pakistan Inflation Rises Again Sugar At 200 Per KG And Flour Costs 4000 Rupees

Pakistan Economy: Inflation in Pakistan has reached such a peak that flour which should be around Rs 800 has reached Rs 4000 per 20 kg. At the same time, the prices of sugar are also making new records. In Pakistan, the price of one kg of sugar has increased from Rs 130 to Rs 200. This price is according to Pakistani Rupee.

Many areas of Pakistan struggling with poverty have come under the grip of this inflation. Along with the provincial capital Quetta, this inflation has increased in many districts and surrounding areas of Balochistan. Here sugar has increased from Rs 130 per kg to Rs 200 per kg. At the same time, flour has increased from 2600 Pakistani rupees to 4000 rupees per 20 kg.

Where is the most expensive flour available in Pakistan

According to the report of Roznama Intekhab, the price of sugar is the highest in Dalbandin at Rs 200 per kg. Apart from this, the price of flour in Sahabatpur is Rs 4000 per 20 kg. Apart from this, an increase has also been seen in other essential things.

The price increased due to the shortage of flour

Significantly, Pakistan is facing shortage of flour since the time of Ramzan. There is still shortage of flour in many areas. According to ARY News, in May the Mills Association there had announced the closure of all mills. After this the Mills Association went on strike, as all mills were banned. Meanwhile, the provincial food minister had promised five lakh bags of wheat. Milo called off the strike after the minister’s assurance.

Pakistan GDP figures startled

Duniya Daily told that the GDP figures of Pakistan are shocking. GDP growth was estimated at 5 percent, but the actual GDP growth is 0.29 percent. The industrial sector’s growth target was 7.4 percent and its growth target remained at 2.94 percent. In the current financial year, the inflation rate was targeted at 11.5 percent, but it has reached the highest level of 55 years at 36.4 percent.

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