Pakistan Petroleum Import Bill Falls 33.14% To $1.28 Billion In July As Crude And Refined Product Imports Decline
Pakistan’s petroleum group import bill fell 33.14% month-on-month to $1.28 billion in July 2026, with crude, petroleum products and LNG imports all recording declines, while petroleum exports increased 66.02% year-on-year.
Pakistan Food Group Exports Rise 4.28% To $437 Million In July As Food Imports Surge 24
Pakistan’s food group exports increased 4.28% month-on-month to $437.08 million in July 2026, while food imports climbed 24.51% to $805.49 million, led by higher palm oil, tea and pulses imports.
Pakistan Textile Exports Surge 43.13% To $1.81 Billion In July As Major Textile Categories Post Strong Growth
Pakistan’s textile group exports surged 43.13% month-on-month to $1.81 billion in July 2026, while textile imports reached $682.21 million, with knitwear, garments, bedwear and towels recording strong growth.
Pakistan annual textile exports show marginal growth despite steep drop in June trade performance
Pakistan export data for fiscal year 2026 shows textile shipments reaching over seventeen billion dollars while monthly trends face downward pressure.
Pakistan Trade Deficit Widens to $27.81 Billion Amid Export Slump
Pakistan Bureau of Statistics data reveals a 22.65% surge in the trade deficit during the first nine months of FY26 as imports double export values.
Pakistan Trade Deficit Widens to $27.81 Billion in First Nine Months of FY26
Pakistan Bureau of Statistics reports a 22.65% increase in the trade deficit during 9MFY26 as exports decline and import costs rise amid global pressures.
Pakistan Exports Cross $3bn, Trade Deficit Narrows 28.5% in January 2026
Pakistan’s exports crossed the $3 billion mark for the first time in January 2026, while the trade deficit narrowed by 28.53% month-on-month, supported by rising exports and falling imports.
Pakistan Records Unexpected 5.7% Growth in Q4 on Industrial Rebound
Pakistan has reported an unexpected 5.7% economic growth in the last quarter of FY25, driven by strong performance in the industrial sector and major revisions in key economic indicators, signaling resilience despite tight fiscal conditions.