In Apr’26, Pakistan reported a current account deficit of USD 324mn, a decrease from USD 12mn in Apr’25. This was a result of an 11.4% YoY increase in imports and a 3.4% rise in exports. For 10MFY26, the current account deficit totaled USD 252mn, compared to a USD 1,662mn surplus in 10MFY25.

Total exports in Apr’26 reached USD 3.5bn, up from USD 3.4bn a year earlier, while total imports rose to USD 6.9bn from USD 6.2bn. For 10MFY26, exports were at USD 34.1bn, a slight decline from USD 34.3bn in the same period last year, and imports increased to USD 63.1bn from USD 58.1bn.

The primary income deficit rose to USD 657mn in Apr’26, from USD 614mn in Apr’25, but fell to USD 7.0bn for 10MFY26, down from USD 7.3bn previously. Secondary income was USD 3.7bn in Apr’26, marking a 9% increase YoY, with a total of USD 35.7bn for 10MFY26, up from USD 32.8bn.

Remittances rose 11% YoY to USD 3.5bn in Apr’26, totaling USD 33.9bn for 10MFY26, an 8.5% increase. However, they decreased by 7.6% month-on-month from Mar’26. The financial account showed a surplus of USD 206mn for Apr’26 and a USD 12mn surplus for 10MFY26, down from USD 1,492mn the previous year.