Janzeb .

I am an Economic Analyst with a strong academic foundation and a growing research portfolio in macroeconomics, Islamic finance, and strategic management. My work focuses on understanding economic trends, public perception, and financial systems—particularly within emerging markets like Pakistan.

I have experience conducting quantitative research, applying econometric models such as GARCH for shock analysis, and developing survey-based studies to evaluate public awareness and market responses. My academic projects have explored areas including inflation trends, supply-side shocks, stock market reactions, and Islamic economic frameworks such as Diminishing Musharakah.

With strong analytical skills and proficiency in data interpretation, I enjoy transforming complex economic data into clear, actionable insights. I am particularly interested in financial markets, policy analysis, and research-driven decision-making.

I am continuously working to enhance my technical and analytical expertise, with the goal of contributing meaningfully to the financial and economic sector in Pakistan.

I am student so not have any professional experience.

I currently doing a Bachelor’s degree in Economics, where I developing a strong foundation in macroeconomics, microeconomics, econometrics, and financial analysis. My academic training emphasized quantitative research methods, data interpretation, and economic modeling. I have completed research-based projects focusing on inflation trends, stock market reactions, supply-side shocks, and Islamic finance frameworks, strengthening both my analytical and practical understanding of economic systems.