Pakistan’s trade deficit improves by over 9% in June

July 01, 2025 (MLN): Pakistan’s trade deficit stood at $2.32 billion in June 2025, reflecting a 9.4% improvement compared to May 2025, according to the latest data released by the Pakistan Bureau of Statistics (PBS).

Pakistan’s exports stood at $2.543bn in June 2025, a 4.79% drop from $2.671bn in June 2025.

Meanwhile, imports decrease by 7.08% to $4.866bn, compared to $5.237bn in the previous month.

On a year-on-year basis, exports witnessed a meagre drop of only 0.59% in June 2025, falling from $2.558bn in June 2024.

Imports decreased by 1.97% from $4.964bn in June 2024 to $4.866bn in June 2025.

For the fiscal year 2024-25, exports totaled $32.106bn, marking a 4.67% increase from $30.67bn in the corresponding period last year.

Imports during this period reached $58.38bn, up 6.57% from 54.799% in the same period last year.

The cumulative trade deficit stood at $26.274bn, representing a 9% rise compared to $24.104bn recorded in the previous fiscal period.

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