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Exports declined by 3.07pc in October compared to September

November 2, 2022 11:31 PM


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The Statistics Department revealed in its monthly report that Pakistani exports declined by 3.04 percent in the month of October compared to the previous month of September.
According to the 24News HD TV channel, the Statistics Department on Wednesday issued its monthly report with data on national exports.
The statistics department’s monthly exports report said that the exports in October 2022 were US$2.3701.
The report said that the exports increased by 0.94 percent between July-October while the trade deficit decreased by 26.59 percent in the same month.
The trade deficit was US$11.46 billion from July to October while imports decreased by 16.21 percent in the same period from July to October.
The statistics department also said in its monthly report that the imports were 21 billion dollars between July to October.

Reporter: Waqas Azeem



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