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Pakistan’s exports to China surged by 81.6% in August

By Tahir Ali | Gwadar Pro Sep 13, 2023

ISLAMABAD, Sept. 13 (Gwadar Pro) - In the second month of the fiscal year 2023-24, Pakistan’s exports to China have demonstrated a promising trend, marking a remarkable surge. During the month of August, exports to China soared by an impressive 81.6% compared to the same period in the previous fiscal year.

Pakistan’s exports to China surged by 81.6% in August

Statistics from the Trade Development Authority of Pakistan

According to the latest report of the Trade Development Authority of Pakistan (TDAP), in August of the current fiscal year 2023-24, Pakistan’s exports to China reached the figure of $ 211 million. This represents an 81.6% increase compared to the exports recorded in the same period of the previous fiscal year, which stood at $ 116.2 million in FY 2022-23.

As per the report, in August 2023, Pakistan’s exports to United Kingdom reached $ 190 million, exports to the Netherlands stood at $ 130.7 million, Afghanistan received exports worth $ 76.4 million from Pakistan, KSA imported goods valued at $ 51.8 million, Vietnam’s imports from Pakistan totaled $ 38.7 million, exports to Poland amounted to $ 37.2 million, Malaysia received exports worth $ 32.5 million and Turkey imported goods worth $ 30.1 million from Pakistan.

For the second consecutive month in FY 2023-24, Pakistan’s exports to China maintain positive growth. In July 2023, the country’s exports to China increased by 35.1% compared to the same month of the previous financial year.

During August 2023, Pakistan’s exports to different destinations of the world stood at $ 2363 million which is 14.27% less than the exports of the country in correspondent month last year. In the same month, Pakistan’s imports were recorded at $4,489 million, resulting in a trade deficit of -$2,126 million.

Pakistan’s exports to China surged by 81.6% in August

Statistics from the Trade Development Authority of Pakistan

In August, Pakistan’s top export products included linen products valued at $364.6 million, followed by cotton yarn at $103.7 million and copper products at $57.5 million.

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