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US, UK & China, top 3 destinations of Pakistani exports during July 2025

byCT Report
02/09/2025
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KARACHI: The United States (US) remained the top export destination of Pakistani products during the first month of the current financial year 2025-26, followed by the United Kingdom (UK) and China.

Total exports to the US during July 2025 were recorded at US$615.199 million against the exports of US $476.290 million during July 2024, showing an increase of 29.16 percent, according to the State Bank of Pakistan (SBP).

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This was followed by the UK, wherein Pakistan exported goods worth US $203.051 million against the exports of US $183.303 million last year, showing an increase of 10.77 percent.

China was the third top export destination, where Pakistan exported products worth US $199.651 million during the month under review against the exports of US $160.100 million, SBP data revealed.

Among other countries, Pakistani exports to the United Arab Emirates (UAE) stood at US $176.656 million against US $216.918 million last year, while the exports to Germany were recorded at US $152.233 million against US $135.463 million last year, data said.

During July 2025-26, the exports to Holland were recorded at $134.843 million against $124.547 million, whereas the exports to Italy stood at $117.741 million against $96.099 million.

Pakistan’s exports to Spain were recorded at $130.399 million against the exports of US $106.706 million, while the exports to Afghanistan were recorded at $54.393 million against $ 88.065 million last year.

The exports to Bangladesh stood at US $60.385 million against US $57.866 million.

Similarly, the exports to France during the month under review were recorded at US $46.264 million against US $41.862 million, while the exports to Belgium stood at US $44.821 million against US $59.674 million.

Pakistan’s exports to Saudi Arabia were recorded at US $54.017 million during the current year, compared to US $57.445 million last year, whereas the exports to Turkiye stood at US $16.214 million against US $33.766 million.

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