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Current account deficit reaches $464m in 11 Months: SBP
SBP data shows current account deficit for first 11 months of this fiscal year was much lower than last year's $3.76b
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Workers’ remittances hit seven-month high
Peak at $2.5 billion amid crackdown on illicit currency trading, easing current account deficit
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Current account deficit forecast cut by $2b
Pakistan tells IMF economic growth will be in range of 3% to 3.5% this year
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C/A deficit shrinks 79% over stagnant imports
Stands at $160 million as exports of goods and services improve
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CAD falls to 2-year low at $242m
Decline is due to a 38% year-on-year drop in total imports in January 2023
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CAD unchanged despite flood losses
No revision in SBP’s projection hints at both positive, negative developments
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India's current account deficit likely jumped to a near-decade high: poll
India's current account deficit last quarter was $30.5bn, or 3.6 percent of GDP
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Current account deficit drops by massive 45%
Rupee continues a downward trend, drops to Rs219 against USD
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Current account deficit narrows 39%
Rise in remittances, fall in imports restrict the deficit to $623m in April
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Current account deficit shrinks to $0.5b
Deficit said to be lowest recorded this fiscal year; PM says 'timely action to contain deficit' bore fruit
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Inflation likely to be over 9%
Monthly economic report predicts imports to clock-in at $5.5b in August
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High current account deficit not worrying: Baqir
SBP governor says exchange rate is stable, reserves are up and deficit is sustainable
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Current account ends FY21 in deficit
Country registers $1.85b deficit due to spike in oil prices, vaccine imports
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Current account deficit shrinks 75% in February
Contraction comes due to growth in foreign income rather than reduction in expenses
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Market watch: Stocks continue uptick ahead of likely rate cut
Benchmark index gains 104.30 points to settle at 37,804.61
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Current account deficit shrinks 72% in Jul-Jan FY20
Pace of drop in deficit slows as govt eases import curbs to step up economic activities
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Current account deficit contracts 75%
Deficit stood at $2.15b in Jul-Dec of current fiscal year
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SBP fears country will miss 4% growth target
Also sees drop in current account deficit that will be in range of 1.5-2.5% of GDP
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After a month’s respite: Pakistan again posts current account deficit
Current account gap remains relatively small at $319 million in November
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'Lower current account deficit a victory for businessmen'
Chaudhary Muhammad Sarwar says govt managed to curtail current account deficit but could not gain political advantage
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Pakistan's current account deficit narrows to 41-month low
Deficit contracts 80% to $259m in September, but at cost of economic growth
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Current account deficit narrows 55% to $1.29b in Jul-Aug
Reading, however, is slightly higher than expected
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Pakistan's current account deficit shrinks massive 73% in July
Contraction comes on back of drop in imports, increase in exports
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Sustaining remittances in bleak global outlook
Govt must explore new markets to accommodate flood of job-seekers
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Current account deficit contracts 32% to $13.59b
Drop comes mainly due to higher remittances, lower imports in FY19
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Govt sets growth target at 4% for FY20
Projects inflation at 8.5%, pointing towards unimpressive economic outlook
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Pakistan's current account deficit contracts 29.5% to $9.6b
Drop comes on account of decrease in imports and rise in remittances
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Current account deficit widened 37% in Dec 2018
It is likely to push policymakers to raise interest rate, let the rupee depreciate more
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Current account deficit contracts 2.5% to $3.66b
Central bank revises up previous fiscal year’s current account gap by $1b
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Asad Umar maintains positive outlook on economy
Speaks to stockbrokers at the PSX, assures of reviewing high taxes on shares
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Pakistan’s trade deficit skyrockets to historic high
Despite currency devaluation, imports near $61b in FY18
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Pakistan’s external financing risks piling on: Fitch Ratings
Declining foreign exchange reserves and widening deficit require considerable efforts, says ratings agency
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Pakistan’s current account deficit widens to record high
Amounts to $14.03b in 10 months of ongoing fiscal year
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Current account deficit widens 50% in July-February
Amounts to $10.83b; month-on-month gap reduces 26%
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Current account deficit widens 28.74% to $1.61b
Analysts say higher oil prices may increase gap by $100m per month
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Pakistan’s external financing needs $18 billion, says ministry
Claim apparently aims to allay fears that SBP could freeze foreign currency accounts
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Current account deficit now stands at $6.64b, up 89%
Pakistan has already depreciated the rupee keeping in view the widening gap
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Current account deficit widens 102%, goes up to $2.6b
Pakistan posted higher-than-expected deficit of $12.1b in FY17
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Current account deficit widens 210%, stands at $2.05b
Govt needs to take steps like rupee depreciation, duty on non-essential imports, dollar bonds
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FY17: Current account deficit widens by a massive 149%
As a percentage of GDP, the deficit rises to 4% compared to just 1.7% in FY16
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Current account deficit stands $4b higher than reported
Deficit squeezed due to exclusion of CPEC-related imports from the database
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Current account deficit widens 178%, stands at $8.93b
Gap widening due to heavy debt servicing, recovering oil prices and weak exports
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Pakistan’s current account deficit widens 121%
Gap in trade balance biggest contributor to current account deficit
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July-August: Current account deficit increases to $1.32b
SBP data reveals deficit has increased 92% year-on-year, balance of payments position worsens
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Current account deficit swells up to $2.5b
Falling exports are offsetting decrease in value of oil imports
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Current account deficit shrinks 18.5%
Amounts to over $1.6b during July-March
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8MFY2015-16: Current account deficit shrinks to $1.86b
Marginal reduction of 4.5% represents state’s failure to benefit from low oil prices
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Structural problems: Promoting ‘real’ investment to ease constraints
Govt needs to focus on development spending, resolving current account deficit
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Current account deficit shrinks 48.5%
Amounts to $1.2b, down from $2.4b in comparative period of previous year
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Current account deficit shrinks 59%
Amounts to little over $1.005b, improvement comes on back of falling import bill














































