Pakistan Posts $480 Million Trade Surplus With US in First Two Months of FY27
Pakistan recorded a trade surplus of approximately $480 million with the United States during the first two months of fiscal year 2026-27, according to official documents.
The United States remained Pakistan’s largest export destination during July and August 2026, despite a substantial increase in imports from the American market.
Pakistan’s Exports to US Reach $1.17 Billion
Pakistan exported goods worth around $1.17 billion to the United States during the first two months of FY27.
Exports increased by approximately 10.46% compared with the same period of the previous fiscal year, highlighting continued demand for Pakistani products in the US market.
At the same time, Pakistan’s imports from the United States reached nearly $690 million during the period.
US Imports Rise Sharply
Imports from the US recorded a significant increase of around 144% year-on-year during July and August 2026.
Despite the sharp rise in imports, Pakistan continued to maintain a positive trade balance with the United States, with exports remaining substantially higher than imports.
The US continues to be an important market for Pakistan and plays a major role in the country’s overall external trade.
Pakistan-US Trade Surplus in FY26
Pakistan also recorded a strong trade surplus with the United States during the previous fiscal year.
In FY2025-26, Pakistan’s exports to the US stood at approximately $5.91 billion, while imports from the country were around $3.32 billion.
This resulted in a total trade surplus of approximately $2.59 billion for Pakistan.
The latest figures indicate that the United States continues to be a key destination for Pakistani exports, while the recent increase in imports is also contributing to stronger bilateral trade activity.
