Import Surge Pushes Pakistan’s Current Account Back into Deficit
Pakistan’s current account slipped back into deficit in April 2026 as a sharp rise in imports overwhelmed modest export gains, exposing the economy’s continued dependence
Pakistan’s current account slipped back into deficit in April 2026 as a sharp rise in imports overwhelmed modest export gains, exposing the economy’s continued dependence
Pakistan’s foreign exchange reserves have inched higher, with gains led primarily by commercial banks, highlighting a modest improvement in the country’s external liquidity position.
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Pakistan’s Roshan Digital Account (RDA) programme has continued to attract inflows, crossing the $12bn mark, as contributions from overseas Pakistanis rise steadily.
Data released by
Pakistan’s current account swung into a sizeable surplus in February, offering short-term relief, even as the broader fiscal year picture remains in deficit amid persistent
Pakistan’s remittance inflows have continued to climb in the current fiscal year, providing a crucial buffer to the external account amid broader economic pressures.
According
Pakistan and China are moving to address mounting security concerns among Chinese investors, with plans for a dedicated business conference and the creation of a