Pakistan’s trade imbalance has deepened in the current fiscal year, as exports declined while imports rose sharply, signalling renewed pressure on the country’s external sector.

Pakistan’s cement exports have posted a notable rise in value during the current fiscal year, even as shipment volumes remain largely unchanged, pointing to shifting

Pakistan’s petroleum import bill has declined modestly during the current fiscal year, but a rise in crude oil purchases alongside uneven trends across fuel categories

Pakistan’s textile sector, the backbone of its export economy, has recorded only marginal growth in the current fiscal year, highlighting persistent structural constraints despite stronger

Pakistan’s two- and three-wheeler market has staged a sharp rebound, with sales jumping over 32 percent in seven months, though the recovery remains uneven across

Pakistan’s large-scale manufacturing sector has returned to growth, expanding by 4.82 percent in the first half of the fiscal year, signalling a tentative industrial recovery