Let's talk about our strategy

[11_MohanReddy]

How should we make Pakistan bankrupt without spending our resources?

[Spartan]

Hit on these....

 

• High Inflation and Currency Depreciation
  Inflation in Pakistan has surged to over 35%, the highest since 1965. The Pakistani rupee has depreciated significantly, making imports more expensive and exacerbating the cost of living for ordinary citizens.

• Dwindling Foreign Exchange Reserves
  Foreign exchange reserves have fallen to critically low levels, barely covering a month of imports. This shortage has led to shortages of essential goods and has strained the country's ability to meet external debt obligations.

• Massive External Debt
  Pakistan's external debt stands at approximately $125.7 billion, with significant repayments due to creditors, including China. The country faces a substantial external financing gap, and its ability to secure new loans is increasingly uncertain.

• Trade Deficits and Declining Exports
  The trade deficit has widened, with imports significantly outpacing exports. In FY2022, exports were around $32 billion, while imports totaled $80 billion, leading to a persistent current account deficit.

• Structural Economic Issues
  Pakistan's economy suffers from structural issues such as low tax revenue, a narrow export base, and underdeveloped infrastructure. The country also faces challenges in attracting foreign investment due to security concerns and political instability.

• Natural Disasters and Climate Change
  The 2022 monsoon floods displaced millions and caused damages estimated at $30 billion, further straining the economy and increasing dependence on imports.

[11_MohanReddy]

1 minute ago, Spartan said:

Hit on these....

 

• High Inflation and Currency Depreciation
  Inflation in Pakistan has surged to over 35%, the highest since 1965. The Pakistani rupee has depreciated significantly, making imports more expensive and exacerbating the cost of living for ordinary citizens.

• Dwindling Foreign Exchange Reserves
  Foreign exchange reserves have fallen to critically low levels, barely covering a month of imports. This shortage has led to shortages of essential goods and has strained the country's ability to meet external debt obligations.

• Massive External Debt
  Pakistan's external debt stands at approximately $125.7 billion, with significant repayments due to creditors, including China. The country faces a substantial external financing gap, and its ability to secure new loans is increasingly uncertain.

• Trade Deficits and Declining Exports
  The trade deficit has widened, with imports significantly outpacing exports. In FY2022, exports were around $32 billion, while imports totaled $80 billion, leading to a persistent current account deficit.

• Structural Economic Issues
  Pakistan's economy suffers from structural issues such as low tax revenue, a narrow export base, and underdeveloped infrastructure. The country also faces challenges in attracting foreign investment due to security concerns and political instability.

• Natural Disasters and Climate Change
  The 2022 monsoon floods displaced millions and caused damages estimated at $30 billion, further straining the economy and increasing dependence on imports.

India closing off trade completely is a start. Will IWT have any effect in the short term? 

[Deadp0ol2]

vaalaki unde brains ki vaale bankrupt ayipotaaru without our involvment. Matham munda gaalaki oke technology ante telvadu, economics ante telvadu...begging okkate telsu

[Jaggadonga]

30 minutes ago, 11_MohanReddy said:

How should we make Pakistan bankrupt without spending our resources?

Chinese are there no. Terms fail aithe they will make them bankrupt 

[11_MohanReddy]

11 minutes ago, Jaggadonga said:

Chinese are there no. Terms fail aithe they will make them bankrupt 

Srilanka became bankrupt, we ended up lending them money

[Spartan]

35 minutes ago, 11_MohanReddy said:

India closing off trade completely is a start. Will IWT have any effect in the short term? 

e crop cycle debba kodtadi complete ga...

which will reduce their food chain and increase the imports...dwindling their forex reserves.

[11_MohanReddy]

14 minutes ago, Spartan said:

e crop cycle debba kodtadi complete ga...

which will reduce their food chain and increase the imports...dwindling their forex reserves.

Is it because of IWT abeyance?

[Spartan]

4 minutes ago, 11_MohanReddy said:

Is it because of IWT abeyance?

yes

[11_MohanReddy]

22 minutes ago, Spartan said:

yes

I thought we didn't have dams built yet

[Raisins_72]

1 hour ago, 11_MohanReddy said:

How should we make Pakistan bankrupt without spending our resources?

Unfortunately we have to burn our resources, things not going well for various reasons, few r hatred, few r envy 

[Android_Halwa]

1 hour ago, 11_MohanReddy said:

India closing off trade completely is a start. Will IWT have any effect in the short term? 

IWT valla immediate dhebba ante running crop last acreages will be hit definitely…

Overall ga 3 seasons la one season ni emi cheyalem kani second season ni oka 30-40%, third season ni oka 50-60% dhebba kottochu…

Effects will be felt an year later…

[11_MohanReddy]

3 minutes ago, Android_Halwa said:

IWT valla immediate dhebba ante running crop last acreages will be hit definitely…

Overall ga 3 seasons la one season ni emi cheyalem kani second season ni oka 30-40%, third season ni oka 50-60% dhebba kottochu…

Effects will be felt an year later…

Direct ga crops cheddobbithe mana left wing edustundemo

[JerseyBidda]

16 minutes ago, 11_MohanReddy said:

Direct ga crops cheddobbithe mana left wing edustundemo

Adi eppudu undede ga! 

[Android_Halwa]

17 minutes ago, 11_MohanReddy said:

Direct ga crops cheddobbithe mana left wing edustundemo

Yeah, they will come up with new reasons..like crops knows no religions, crops are secular, water is beyond boundaries ani…