Islamabad: Pakistan’s trade deficit fell by thirty-nine percent last month, as announced by Adviser on Finance Khurram Schehzad.
According to Radio Pakistan, Khurram Schehzad shared this development in a post on X, noting that the trade gap narrowed due to an increase in exports and a decrease in imports. He detailed that exports grew by ten percent, while imports saw a significant decline of twenty-two percent in May.
The Adviser also pointed out that IT exports and remittances are showing continuous growth, contributing positively to the country’s economic landscape.
