Pakistan Posts First Annual Current Account Surplus in 14 Years

Pakistan records annual current account surplus of $2.1bn: State Bank

It's the first surplus in 14 years, says adviser to finance minister; highest in 22 years.

Pakistan posts $2.1bn current account surplus — first in 14 years

Pakistan recorded a full-year current account surplus of $2.1 billion in fiscal year 2024–25, reversing a $2.07 billion deficit from FY24, marking its first annual surplus in 14 years,...

Pakistan records $2.1bn current account surplus after 14 years

First annual surplus in 14 years, driven by remittances.Textile and IT exports rose 7.4% and 18%, respectively. Remittances hit record $3.4bn in June, fueling surplus boost.  Pakistan posted a full-year current account...

Pakistan posts first annual current account surplus in 14 years

KARACHI: Pakistan has posted a full-year current account surplus for the first time in 14 years, alongside record-breaking performance in its equity market, reflecting broad signs of economic stabilization under the country’s $7 billion IMF program approved in September 2024. Khurram Schehzad, adviser to the finance ministry, shared the data on social media, highlighting a

PM Sharif lauds economic team as surplus hits $2.1B – Pakistan Times Today

Pakistan’s current account surplus has recorded $2.1 billion in the fiscal year…

Pakistan Records First $2.1 Billion Current Account Surplus in 14 Years

Pakistan has achieved its first current account surplus in 14 years, marking a big positive turn for the country’s economy. In the financial year 2024–25, Pakistan recorded a surplus of $2.1 billion, which experts say is due to record-high remittances, better textile and IT exports, and improved financial planning by the government. In June 2025 alone, Pakistan saw a surplus of $328 million, which helped turn around the previous trend of repeate…