Pakistan Sees 762,000 Citizens Migrate Abroad in 2025, Remittances Support Economy
Over 762,000 Pakistanis migrated abroad in 2025, with remittances reaching $19.7 billion, becoming the largest source of foreign inflows and helping stabilize Pakistan’s economy amid declining FDI and exports.
Pakistan and Global Economic Outlook 2026: Inflation, Trade, and Growth Trends
Pakistan’s economy is projected to moderate in 2026 amid global growth slowdown, inflation pressures, and trade constraints. Key indicators reveal cautious optimism for growth, exports, and monetary policy.
Pakistan Inflation Seen at 5–6% in January Amid Stable FY2026 Economic Indicators
Pakistan’s inflation is expected to remain between 5% and 6% in January 2026, supported by stable macroeconomic conditions, LSM growth, strong remittances, and improved fiscal management.
Rising imports widen current account deficit in FY2026 despite strong remittances
Pakistan’s current account recorded a $1.2bn deficit in Jul–Dec FY2026 as import demand increased, while remittances and IT exports continued to support the external account.
LCCI president says 2025 brought stability but structural issues still weigh on Pakistan’s economy
LCCI President Faheemur Rehman Saigol says Pakistan saw gradual economic stability in 2025, but warns that high energy costs, trade deficit and weak investment continue to limit sustainable growth.
easypaisa Digital Bank Completes One Year, Processes PKR 15 Trillion and Launches Global Payments Partnership
easypaisa Digital Bank celebrates its first anniversary after processing 3.8 billion transactions worth PKR 15 trillion in 2025 and launching a cross-border payments partnership with Ant International’s WorldFirst.
Easypaisa Marks One Year of Digital Banking in Pakistan, Partners with Ant International’s WorldFirst
Easypaisa Digital Bank celebrates its first year of operations, announces partnership with Ant International’s WorldFirst platform to enable cross-border payments from over 100 countries, expanding remittance reach across Pakistan.
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.
Pakistan Current Account Sees Mixed Trends as Imports Grow and Remittances Remain Strong
Pakistan’s imports expanded amid improving economic activity during Jul-Nov FY2026, while strong remittances and IT exports continued to cushion the external account despite a wider trade deficit
How Regulated Crypto Could Help Pakistan Save Up to $2 Billion in Annual Remittance Costs
Pakistan’s new crypto regulations could transform remittances, potentially saving up to $2 billion annually by cutting fees and delays through regulated blockchain and stablecoin-based transfers.