Pakistan’s per capita income has reached a record high of $1,901 during fiscal year 2025-26, according to provisional estimates released by AKD Securities based on data from the Ministry of Finance and Pakistan Bureau of Statistics.
The latest figures show Pakistan’s average per person income rose to around Rs. 533,629 during FY26, marking the highest level recorded in the country’s history.
The previous peak was recorded at around $1,812 in FY25, while per capita income had fallen sharply to nearly $1,458 in FY20 during the economic slowdown triggered by the COVID-19 pandemic.
According to the data, Pakistan’s per capita income has shown a strong recovery over the past three years following macroeconomic stabilization, easing inflation pressures, improved remittance inflows, and gradual economic recovery.
The latest estimates came alongside provisional figures approved by the National Accounts Committee showing Pakistan’s economy expanded by around 3.7 percent during FY26, with the country’s overall economic size crossing $452 billion for the first time.
Pakistan’s per capita income has historically remained volatile because of currency depreciation, economic crises, political instability, and repeated balance of payments pressures.
Despite the record high figure, Pakistan’s per capita income still remains significantly lower than many regional economies, including China, Turkey, and several Southeast Asian countries.
Where is that person earning 500000 plus ?
These are yearly figures.
joke of the century
Everyone can bet it fabricated data.