- 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.
