trade deficit

In 2021-22, the imports increased by 43.45pc, to $80.51bn, up from $56.12bn in 2020-21. In June 2022, the import bill surged to $7.74bn, from $6.28bn over the same month last …

In the first 10 months (July 2021 to April 2022) of this fiscal year, the import bill increased 46.4pc, to $65.5 billion from $44.7 billion over the same period last …

The import bill increased by 26 percent to $56 billion in the fiscal year 2020-21 from $44.6 billion in fiscal year 2019-20.

Trade deficit has increased alarmingly, to $29.87 billion in eight months of the ongoing financial year in comparison with $17.31 billion trade deficit in the same period in last financial …

This trend indicates an alarming situation and it is one of the three factors which bulldozed stock market on Thursday (2000+ points down). The pressure on the exchange rate might …

This trend indicates an alarming situation and it is one of the three factors which bulldozed stock market on Thursday (2000+ points down). The pressure on the exchange rate might …

Prime Minister said this is the 20th time Pakistan is seeking loan from IMF

Stagnating exports and not rising imports are to blame for Pakistan’s yawning trade deficit, says a new World Bank report.

An alarming issue is that the national imports expanded by 64 percent during Jul-Oct 2021 and increased to $25 billion as against to $15.2 billion during Jul-Oct 2020. Thus, in …

According to State Bank’s latest data, released today, Pakistan suffered $2.3 billion dollars current account deficit during July/Aug FY22 and the CAD without official transfers mounted to $2.36 billion dollars …