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91% Pakistanis can’t do savings due to ‘Bad Economic Conditions’: Survey report

by Web Desk June 13, 2022

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 91% Pakistanis can’t do savings due to ‘Bad Economic Conditions’: Survey report

According to a survey conducted by Ipsos Pakistan, 91 percent of Pakistanis are unable to save money due to the bad economic situation.

Ipsos Pakistan has released a new survey which includes data of Pakistan citizen whose financial situation is deteriorating day by day.

According to a public survey, in March, 42% said their economic condition was weak, but now 45% are worried about the economic situation.

60% of Pakistanis are not optimistic about improving their financial situation in the next 6 months while 91% said that they cannot save money due to bad economic conditions.

89% of Pakistanis are not confident about buying ordinary household or personal items, 91% are not confident about buying a house or a car.

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