ISLAMABAD: Another international rating agency has reckoned Pakistan among the top emerging South Asian economies owing to continuity of policies and political stability.
Atlantic Media Company (AMC) of the United States has ranked Pakistan as comparatively stronger economy in South Asian Markets and expected it will grow rapidly during days ahead.
According to Atlantic s report the Pakistan government’s investment in infrastructure and other developmental projects has caused country’s GDP to grow.
It is acknowledged internationally that Pakistan is surfacing as Market leader.
Current economic conditions of Pakistan are attracting foreign investors the AMC noted.
It said last month American stock index firm MSCI (Morgan Stanley Capital International) also inducted Pakistan in 10 most emerging economies in the world.
AMC said during the period January July 2016 Indian 100point index was 6.67% while Karachi Stock Exchange (KSE) had achieved 100 point index to 17 percent.
It said security situation in Pakistan has also improved resulting in economic stability.
Moreover US 46 billion investments in China Pakistan Economic Corridor (CPEC) will help Pakistan overcome the chronic problems like power crisis and unemployment.
According to the report Pakistani economy has been ranked as the best among all the South Asian countries including Bangladesh India Sri Lanka and Nepal.
It said KSE 100 index has been performing best among Asian markets during 2016 ranked as world s 5th best stock market.
Earlier American Media outfit Bloomberg has already declared Pakistan as Asian Tiger in its recent report while Moodys had revised Pakistan’s ratings upward from C to B.
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