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Pakistan’s Trade Statistics

Pakistan’s Trade Statistics. Monthly Review (July-October 2017-18) by Afshan Uroos ASSISTANT MANAGER STRATEGIC POLICY AND RESEARCH DIVISION (Contact: afshan.uroos@tdap.gov.pk) 01-12-2017. SUMMARY:

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Pakistan’s Trade Statistics

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  1. Pakistan’s Trade Statistics Monthly Review (July-October 2017-18) by AfshanUroos ASSISTANT MANAGER STRATEGIC POLICY AND RESEARCH DIVISION (Contact: afshan.uroos@tdap.gov.pk) 01-12-2017

  2. SUMMARY: Statistics show that Pakistan’s export of Goods, FDI inflows and remittances are increased for the period (July-October 2017-18 ). Merchandise export is our major foreign exchange earner which constitutes 43.4% country's total foreign exchange earnings. Remittances are the second, and services’ exports are the third largest export earners constituting 39.7% and 10.2%, respectively. Table below shows total foreign exchange earning heads for the 4-month period (July-October) for 2017-18 and 2016-17.

  3. Highlights: Overall Pakistan’s exports during first fourmonths of the fiscal year 2017-18 increased by 10%. Four major sectors, Textiles, Agro & Food and Engineering goods and other Manufacturing showed positive growths. Though export of some of the items increased substantially. Export of Agro & Food sector increased by 10.8%, while total increase in value was US$ 106.6 million. Textile and Garments sector showed a positive growth of 7.7% with a total increase of US$ 314.5 million. Mineral & Metal Sector showed positive growth of 71.1% for which exports during the period were US$ 99 million, against last year exports of US$ 58million over the same period . Engineering Goods showed positive growth of 15.2% for which exports during the period were US$ 771million, against last year exports of US$ 630million over the same period .

  4. From previous slide • Main items for which export DECREASED were Cotton Fabric, Towel, Tent and Canvas, Cotton carded or Combed, Fruits, Meat, vegetable, Spices, Tobacco, Gems and Jewellery, Cement, Furniture, Handicraft, Leather gloves, Leather Garments, Canvas Footwear, Footwear etc. • Main items for which export INCREASED are, Knitwear, Readymade Garment, Bed ware, Cotton Yarn, Made-Ups, Other Textile, Art and Silk, Raw Cotton,Rice, Fish, Sugar, Oil Seed, Molasses, Guar, Petroleum Group, Onyx, Chemicals, Leather Gloves, Cutlery etc.

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