Islamabad: Global financial journal Bloomberg has highlighted the continuously improving performance of Pakistan’s dollar bonds in its recent report, saying that these bonds have proven to be the highest-yielding in Asia this year. Economists are calling this trend a result of stability in Pakistan’s monetary policy and changing trends in global markets.
According to Bloomberg, Pakistan’s credit rating was upgraded by S&P Global and Fitch in recent days, after which there has been a clear increase in global investor confidence. The improvement in the rating has enabled Pakistan to enter the international debt market once again after two years.
The report further states that the government of Pakistan plans to issue yuan bonds this year and euro bonds in 2026. According to experts, this development could help increase foreign investment and reduce foreign exchange pressure.
Global investors are considering this development as an important sign of Pakistan’s economic recovery in South Asia, while the improved response in the bond market has provided a positive foundation for future financial plans.
