Pakistan Records $100 Million Current Account Surplus in November on Strong Remittance Inflows
Pakistan recorded a $100 million current account surplus in November 2025, reversing October’s deficit, largely due to strong remittance inflows despite weak exports and a widening trade deficit.
Pakistan’s Current Account Turns $100m Surplus in November on Lower Imports: SBP
Pakistan posted a $100 million current account surplus in November 2025 after a deficit in October, mainly due to a sharp fall in imports, while exports and remittances also declined, SBP data shows.
IMF Praises SBP’s Tight Monetary Policy for Stabilising Pakistan’s Economy
The IMF has backed Pakistan’s tight monetary policy, praising the State Bank of Pakistan’s role in anchoring inflation, strengthening financial stability, and managing flood-related economic shocks.
Pakistan Receives $1.2bn IMF Tranche as SBP Reserves Set for Boost
The State Bank of Pakistan has received $1.2bn from the IMF under the EFF and RSF programs, strengthening foreign exchange reserves and easing external financing pressures.
State Bank Reserves Rise to $14.57bn While Total Reserves Dip Slightly
Pakistan’s foreign exchange reserves held by the State Bank increased to $14.57bn during the week ending November 28, 2025, despite a slight decline in total reserves.
IMF Executive Board To Review Pakistan’s Loan Programs Ahead Of $1.2 Billion Disbursement
The IMF Executive Board schedules a December 8 meeting to review Pakistan’s progress under EFF and RSF programs, potentially unlocking $1.2 billion in critical financing to support foreign reserves and institutional reforms.
SBP Foreign Exchange Reserves Increase by $22 Million, Reaching $14.52 Billion
The State Bank of Pakistan’s (SBP) foreign exchange reserves grew by $22 million, reaching $14.52 billion as of November 7, 2025. This increase comes amidst broader economic efforts to stabilize and strengthen Pakistan’s financial system.
SBP Governor’s Annual Report Highlights Economic Stability, Flags Global and Domestic Risks
The SBP Governor’s Annual Report 2024–25 highlights improved economic stability, lower inflation, and a current account surplus for the first time in 14 years. It warns of global trade shifts, geopolitical tensions, and domestic risks, emphasizing the need for structural reforms and vigilant policymaking.
Pakistan’s Economy Stabilizes as Growth Rebounds to 3%: SBP
Pakistan’s economy regained stability in FY25 as inflation fell to an eight-year low, external accounts improved, and growth rebounded to 3%. SBP projects further growth in FY26 but warns of climate risks and emphasizes structural reforms to sustain economic momentum.
SBP Projects 3.25% GDP Growth for FY26 Amid Inflation and Structural Challenges
The SBP projects Pakistan’s GDP growth at 3.25% for FY26 while warning of inflation above 7% in H2. The report highlights structural weaknesses, fiscal and external pressures, and the need for reforms to sustain macroeconomic stability and private investment.