Pakistan’s Finance Minister, Aurangzeb, has indicated potential for reduced inflation following the recent deal between Iran and the United States. The agreement, which involves the release of Iranian funds frozen in South Korea, is expected to ease pressure on Pakistan’s foreign exchange reserves. Aurangzeb highlighted the potential for increased trade with Iran, facilitated by the deal, which could improve Pakistan’s economic situation. He stated that improved access to dollars could stabilize the Pakistani rupee and lower import costs, directly impacting inflation rates. However, Aurangzeb cautioned that the extent of the impact remains dependent on the full implementation of the agreement and broader economic factors. The minister expressed optimism, but stressed the need for continued fiscal discipline and structural reforms to sustain economic stability. The deal offers a glimmer of hope for Pakistan, currently grappling with high inflation and economic challenges.