In Pakistan, the inflation rate has decreased for the third consecutive month, reaching its lowest level in nearly two years due to record borrowing costs impacting economic growth and domestic demand. Consumer prices rose by 20.68% compared to a year ago, according to data released by the Pakistan Bureau of Statistics. This rate is significantly lower than the 23.06% recorded in February. The decrease in inflation is indicative of the impact of borrowing costs on the overall economy and consumer spending.