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Pakistan trade deficit

Pakistan trade deficit reaches $34.76 billion

June 4, 2026 by Attia Naveed

Pakistan’s trade deficit widened to $34.76 billion during the first 11 months of fiscal year 2025-26, according to official data. The growing gap reflects rising imports and falling exports, increasing pressure on the country’s external accounts. Businesses, policymakers, and foreign exchange markets are among those most affected by the trend. Data released by the Pakistan […]

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Widening trade gap increases pressure on Pakistan economy

May 7, 2026 by maleeha zahid

Pakistan’s external account faces rising pressure as the trade deficit continues to expand, especially with fiscal year-end payments approaching and import demand accelerating. Market experts warn that the situation could further strain foreign exchange reserves if current economic trends persist without corrective measures in the coming months. Financial analysts estimate that the trade deficit could […]

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Pakistan’s trade deficit surges 8.4 percent in february

March 3, 2026 by maleeha zahid

Pakistan’s trade deficit widened sharply in February, rising 8.4 percent to $298.1 million, highlighting ongoing pressure on the country’s external sector amid falling exports and persistent import demand. The first eight months of the current financial year saw the trade gap surge by 25 percent, surpassing $25 billion as imports continued to outpace exports, reflecting […]

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Pakistan’s trade gap widens to $244m

January 19, 2026 by Attia Naveed

Pakistan’s current account slipped back into deficit in December 2025 due to rising imports and persistent income outflows. The State Bank of Pakistan reported a $244 million deficit. This follows a $98 million surplus in November, signaling external pressures on the economy. The cumulative current account for July–December FY26 showed a $1.17 billion deficit, compared […]

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Pakistan’s trade deficit spikes to $3.7bn

January 2, 2026 by Attia Naveed

Pakistan’s trade deficit surged sharply to $3.7 billion in December 2025, up nearly 24% from last year. Exports fell while imports rose, widening the gap between the country’s shipments and purchases. The Pakistan Bureau of Statistics (PBS) released the data on Friday, highlighting growing trade pressures. Exports in December 2025 totaled $2.32 billion, a 20% […]

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Pakistan’s trade deficit drops month-on-month in november

December 2, 2025 by maleeha zahid

Pakistan’s trade deficit narrowed by 12 percent in November 2025 compared to the previous month, offering temporary relief despite broader economic pressures. However, the deficit still showed a sharp 33 percent rise when compared with November 2024, highlighting persistent structural challenges. The latest figures reflect mixed trends in both exports and imports during the period. […]

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