Payment spending march helps the center meet the revised CAPEX goal

The batch of spending in the late year helped achieve the goal of the revised capitalist spending of 10.18 rupees in the fiscal year 2024-25.

The previous fiscal year began at a cautious pace, as the box boxes were affected by the model of the model rules of behavior that was placed during the Luke Sebha elections. Capital spending has acquired only a great momentum in the second half of the fiscal year.

The sources indicate that the center has ended the fiscal year with CAPEX higher than the revised target. The budget estimate was linked for 2024-25 Capex at 11.11 rupees at the beginning, which was later reviewed.

This calibration comes alongside a more clear financial deficit goal than 4.8 % of GDP, compared to 4.9 % last year. The government aims to decrease a deficit of 4.4 % in the current fiscal year.

During the first 11 months of the fiscal year 2024-25, the center had only spent 8.12 rupees in Capex, which means that the March spending was higher than 2 rupees of Cham.

When asking whether the government will reduce its goal in the 26th fiscal year due to the global opposite winds, the official participated that the investment is a large engine for local growth and is unlikely to be affected by the global situation. Consequently, the government is likely to remain its goal of 11.21 Krar Carar for FY26 Capex.