According to SBP, January 2026 saw a robust inflow of workers’ remittances, totalling $3.5 billion, marking a 15.4 per cent increase compared to the same month last year. This rise reflects the ongoing strength of remittance flows, which have been vital for the economy.
For the first half of the fiscal year 2026, cumulative remittances amounted to $23.2 billion, exhibiting an increase of 11.3 percent compared to $20.9 billion during the corresponding period last year. This positive trend underscores the importance of remittances in supporting families and stimulating economic activity nationwide.
The remittance inflows for January 2026 were predominantly sourced from key markets, including Saudi Arabia, which contributed $739.6 million, followed closely by the United Arab Emirates with $694.2 million. Other notable contributions came from the United Kingdom ($572.1 million) and the United States ($294.7 million).
As these remittance channels continue to thrive, they play an essential role in bolstering the national economy and supporting households across the region.
