July performance also provides positive start to fiscal year 2026-27. Pakistan’s exports recorded a strong recovery in July 2026, rising more than 31% month over month to $2.94 billion, marking one of the biggest monthly increases in recent years. According to official figures, exports also increased 9.5% year over year, reflecting continued resilience despite a challenging global trade environment. Officials said the latest trade figures reflect stronger export performance and the growing resilience of Pakistan’s productive sectors as macroeconomic stability continues to support economic growth. The July performance also provides a positive start to fiscal year 2026-27 (FY27), reinforcing the country’s goal of achieving a more competitive, export-led and sustainable growth model.