Pakistan’s Trade Statistics

Monthly Review (July-March 2014-15)

ByAamir Hussain Siddiqui, Economist

RESEARCH & ANALYSIS DIRECTORATE

22-04-2015

Pakistan’s Trade Performance [Million USD]JULY – MARCH PERIOD

 

Exports Imports Balance

2014-15 2013-14 %age Growth 2014-15 2013-14 %age

Growth 2014-15 2013-14%age Growt

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July 1,923 2,095 -8.18 3,364 3,814 -11.80 -1,434 -1,719 -16.58

August 1,902 1,983 -3.64 4,718 3,572 32.08 -2,807 -1,589 76.65

September 2,175 2,617 -16.90 4561 3,791 20.31 -2380 -1,174 102.73

October 1,951 1,864 4.67 4,226 3,281 30.02 -2,275 1,417 62.95

November 1,958 1,796 9.00 3,630 3,651 -0.58 -1,664 -1,855 -10.30

December 2,149 2,261 -4.97 3,859 3,561 8.37 -1,703 -1,300 31.00

January 2,064 2,061 -0.17 3,063 4,137 -25.96 -999 -2,076 -51.88

February 1,884 2,163 -12.92 3,323 3,579 -7.62 -1,439 -1,434 0.35

March 1,932 2,232 -13.42 3,518 3,627 -301 -1,586 -1,395 13.69

Jul-Mar 17,938 19,072 -5.95 34,050 33,032 3.08 -16,113 -13,960 16.42

Values in US$ Million

Source: Pakistan Bureau of Statistics

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Division-wise Export Analysis (JULY-MARCH 2014-15 and 2013-14: Value in US $ million)

C O M M O D I T Y S E C T O R S

MARCH JULY-MARCH

2015 2014 % Change 2014-15 2013-14 %

Change

 GRAND TOTAL 1,932 2,381 -13.42 17,938 19,072 -5.95

A TEXTILE & GARMENTS CATEGORY 1,034 1,234 -16.23 10,208 10,370 -1.57

B AGRO & FOOD 475 450 5.46 3,493 3,662 -4.62

C MINERAL & METAL 59 98 -39.50 527 900 -41.45

D ENGINEERING GOODS & OTHER MANFURES 172 267 -23.91 1,761 2,057 -14.39

E OTHER SECTORS 192 223 -14.08 1,942 2,083 -6.74

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TEXTILE & CLOTHING

57%

AGRO FOOD.19%

MINERAL & METAL

3%

Manufacturing10%

OTHER SECTORS11%

Export Composition Jul-Mar 2014-15

Total ExportUSD 17,938

million

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EXPORT FROM PAKISTAN WITH AVERAGE UNIT PRICEVALUE IN '000' $

NO. C O M M O D I T I E S March July-March

2015 2014 % Change 2014-15 2013-14 % Change

A ) TEXTILE & CLOTHING ETC. 1,033,523 1,233,775 (16.23) 10,207,539 10,369,880 (1.57)

i) RAW COTTON 2,693 18,863 (85.72) 142,031 181,956 (21.94)Qty. M.T. 2,729 9,912 (72.47) 92,659 102,312 (9.43)A.U.P. per M.T. 986.81 1,903.05 (48.15) 1,532.84 1,778.44 (13.81)

ii) COTTON CARDED OR COMBED 79 123 (35.77) 6,248 6,101 2.41Qty.000 K.G. 63 120 (47.50) 5,477 4,919 11.34A.U.P. per K.G. 1.25 1.03 22.34 1.14 1.24 (8.02)

III) COTTON YARN 130,562 184,820 (29.36) 1,460,791 1,578,919 (7.48)Qty.000 K.G. 53,633 61,637 (12.99) 534,035 523,436 2.02A.U.P. per K.G. 2.43 3.00 (18.81) 2.74 3.02 (9.32)

iv) YARN OTHER THAN COTTON YARN 3,990 5,786 (31.04) 33,682 31,640 6.45

v) COTTON FABRICS 213,238 249,265 (14.45) 1,859,722 2,128,216 (12.62)Qty. 000 Sq.M 127,611 204,396 (37.57) 1,450,945 1,973,821 (26.49)A.U.P. per Sq.M. 1.67 1.22 37.02 1.28 1.08 18.87

vi) READYMADE GARMENTS 165,507 174,580 (5.20) 1,548,282 1,426,826 8.51Qty. 000 DOZ 2,323 2,657 (12.57) 22,843 21,434 6.57A.U.P. PER. DOZ

71.25 65.71 8.43 67.78 66.57 1.82vii) KNITWEAR ( HOSIERY )

Qty. 000 DOZ 170,382 184,025 (7.41) 1,791,789 1,666,143 7.54A.U.P. PER. DOZ 9,249 7,196 28.53 81,650 80,310 1.67

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VALUE IN '000' $

NO. C O M M O D I T I E S March July-March

2015 2014 % Change 2014-15 2013-14%

Change

A ) TEXTILE & CLOTHING ETC. 1,033,523 1,233,775 (16.23) 10,207,539 10,369,880 (1.57)

viii) MADE-UPS ( EXCL. TOWELS AND BEDWEAR 52,526 60,807 (13.62) 485,761 488,021 (0.46)

ix) BED WARE 154,157 185,373 (16.84) 1,569,602 1,608,247 (2.40)

Qty. 000 K.G. 22,735 26,793 (15.15) 238,277 240,251 (0.82)

A.U.P. per K.G. 6.78 6.92 (2.00) 6.59 6.69 (1.59)

x) TOWELS 60,967 75,293 (19.03) 579,588 569,614 1.75

Qty. 000 K.G. 11,924 15,589 (23.51) 120,862 123,394 (2.05)

A.U.P. per K.G. 5.11 4.83 5.86 4.80 4.62 3.88

xi) TENTS AND CANVAS 8,245 5,791 42.38 105,614 58,028 82.01

Qty.000 K.G. 2,145 2,288 (6.25) 36,466 21,691 68.12

A.U.P. per K.G. 3.84 2.53 51.87 2.90 2.68 8.26

xii) ART SILK & SYNTH TEX. 28,518 37,956 (24.87) 274,292 284,191 (3.48)

Qty. 000 Sq.M 12,654 18,885 (32.99) 208,460 251,604 (17.15)

A.U.P. per Sq.M. 2.25 2.01 12.13 1.32 1.13 16.49

xiii) OTHERS TEXTILE PROD./ MATERIAL 42,659 51,093 (16.51) 350,137 341,978 2.39

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VALUE IN '000' $

NO. C O M M O D I T I E S March July-March

2015 2014 % Change 2014-15 2013-14 % Change

B ) AGRO FOOD. 474,511 449,939 5.46 3,492,796 3,662,071 (4.62)

1 RICE 214,977 216,685 (0.79) 1,569,710 1,667,043 (5.84)Qty. M.T. 472,357 338,415 39.58 3,009,574 2,970,319 1.32A.U.P. per M.T. 455.12 640.29 (28.92) 521.57 561.23 (7.07)

a) RICE (Basmati) 48,526 76,460 (36.53) 442,895 542,418 (18.35)Qty. M.T. 42,569 61,249 (30.50) 373,329 479,751 (22.18)A.U.P. per M.T. 1,139.94 1,248.35 (8.68) 1,186.34 1,130.62 4.93

b) RICE (Others) 166,451 140,225 18.70 1,126,815 1,124,625 0.19Qty. M.T. 429,788 277,166 55.07 2,636,245 2,490,568 5.85A.U.P. per M.T. 387.29 505.92 (23.45) 427.43 451.55 (5.34)

ii) FISH & FISH PREPARATIONS 26,631 30,702 (13.26) 253,625 254,728 (0.43)Qty. 000 K.G. 11,977 12,896 (7.13) 100,321 102,967 (2.57)A.U.P. per K.G. 2.22 2.38 (6.60) 2.53 2.47 2.19

iii) FRUITS 37,923 42,578 (10.93) 377,878 380,211 (0.61)Qty. 000 K.G. 76,542 84,383 (9.29) 566,048 702,835 (19.46)A.U.P. per K.G. 0.50 0.50 (1.81) 0.67 0.54 23.40

iv) VEGETABLES 39,102 28,220 38.56 160,549 165,684 (3.10)Qty. 000 K.G. 115,173 69,430 65.88 520,204 470,273 10.62A.U.P. per K.G. 0.34 0.41 (16.47) 0.31 0.35 (12.40)

v) LEGUMINOUS VEGETABLES - 0 #DIV/0! 0 2,820 (100.00)Qty. 000 K.G. 0 0 #DIV/0! 0 3,227 (100.00)A.U.P. per K.G. #DIV/0! #DIV/0! #DIV/0! #DIV/0! 0.87 #DIV/0!

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VALUE IN '000' $

NO. C O M M O D I T I E S March July-March

2015 2014 % Change 2014-15 2013-14 % Change

B ) AGRO FOOD. 474,511 449,939 5.46 3,492,796 3,662,071 (4.62)

vi) MEAT PREPARATIONS 25,531 19,187 33.06 182,026 176,791 2.96

vii) WHEAT 570 0 #DIV/0! 1,674 7,008 (76.11)

viii) SUGAR 43,907 39,053 12.43 207,904 236,759 (12.19)Qty. 000 K.G. 99,676 93,621 6.47 453,111 538,001 (15.78)A.U.P. per K.G. 0.44 0.42 5.60 0.46 0.44 4.26

ix) OIL SEEDS 5,140 5,183 (0.83) 59,362 72,756 (18.41)Qty. 000 K.G. 3,262 3,081 5.87 34,902 55,420 (37.02)A.U.P. per K.G. 1.58 1.68 (6.33) 1.70 1.31 29.56

x) TOBACCO 993 1,860 (46.61) 9,248 12,403 (25.44)Qty. 000 K.G. 260 496 (47.58) 2,645 4,167 (36.53)A.U.P. per K.G. 3.82 3.75 1.85 3.50 3 17.47

xi) SPICES 5,346 6,070 (11.93) 46,613 39,326 18.53Qty. 000 K.G. 1,481 1,661 (10.84) 13,960 12,394 12.64A.U.P. per K.G. 3.61 3.65 (1.22) 3.34 3.17 5.23

xii) GUAR & GUAR PRODUCTS 3,597 6,583 (45.36) 45,782 52,186 (12.27)

xiii) MOLASSES 29 1,155 (97.49) 6,646 22,304 (70.20)Qty. M.T. 260 10,000 (97.40) 50,917 181,705 (71.98)A.U.P. per M.T. 111.54 115.50 (3.43) 130.53 123 6.34

xiv) ALL OTHER FOOD ITEMS 70,765 52,663 34.37 571,779 572,052 (0.05)

VALUE IN '000' $

NO. C O M M O D I T I E S

March July-March

2015 2014 % Change 2014-15 2013-14%

Change

C ) MINERAL & METAL. 59,366 98,108 (39.49) 527,212 900,459 (41.45)

i) ONYX MANF. 639 989 (35.39) 5,848 6,313 (7.37)

ii) GEMS & JEWELRY 1,228 38,390 (96.80) 10,987 320,789 (96.58)a) GEMS 501 621 (19.32) 5,906 4,315 36.87b) JEWELRY 727 37,769 (98.08) 5,081 316,474 (98.39)

iii) PETROLEUM GROUP 57,499 58,729 (2.09) 510,377 573,357 (10.98)

a ) PETROLEUM CRUDE 17,964 - #DIV/0! 215,364 - #DIV/0!

b )PETROLEUM PRODUCTS ( EXCL.TOP NAPHTHA ) 8,255 1,331 520.21 58,698 48,252 21.65

Qty. M.T. 9,924 1,259 688.24 65,372 50,382 29.75

A.U.P. per M.T. 831.82 1,057.19 (21.32) 897.91 957.72 (6.25)

c ) PETROLEUM TOP NAPHTHA 31,280 57,398 (45.50) 236,309 525,069 (54.99)

Qty. M.T. 45,650 67,343 (32.21) 259,150 629,065 (58.80)

A.U.P. per M.T. 685.21 852.32 (19.61) 911.86 834.68 9.25

d ) SOLID FUELS ( COAL ) 0 0 #DIV/0! 6 36 (83.33)

Qty. M.T. 0 0 #DIV/0! 50 261 (80.84)

A.U.P. per M.T. #DIV/0! #DIV/0! #DIV/0! 120.00 137.93 (13.00)

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VALUE IN '000' $

NO. C O M M O D I T I E S March July-March

2015 2014 % Change 2014-15 2013-14 % Change

D )ENGINEERING GOODS & OTHER MANF. GROUP 172,436 226,610 (23.91) 1,761,090 2,057,129 (14.39)

i) MACHINERY & TRANSPORT EQUIPMENTS 18,132 22,518 (19.48) 171,703 230,480 (25.50)

a) ELECTRIC FANS 4,442 5,192 (14.45) 23,928 23,646 1.19

b) TRANSPORT EQUIPMENT/ AUTO PARTS 757 424 78.54 8,409 9,130 (7.90)

c) AUTO PARTS & ACCESSORIES 1,022 2,559 (60.06) 14,867 17,606 (15.56)

d) OTHER ELECTRICAL MACHINERY 4,049 5,168 (21.65) 48,370 59,104 (18.16)

e)MACHINERY FOR PARTICULAR INDUSTRIES 2,909 2,287 27.20 24,565 25,840 (4.93)

f ) OTHER MACHINERY 4,953 6,888 (28.09) 51,564 95,154 (45.81)

ii) SURGICAL INSTRUMENTS 30,837 31,725 (2.80) 253,969 254,868 (0.35)

iii) CUTLERY 6,869 7,608 (9.71) 63,779 65,165 (2.13)

iv) SPORTS GOODS 29,029 35,298 (17.76) 237,644 249,246 (4.65)

v) CHEMICAL & ITS PRODUCTS 62,127 86,171 (27.90) 675,794 876,657 (22.91)

a) FERTILIZER MANUFACTURED 0 0 #DIV/0! 0 0 #DIV/0!

b) PLASTIC MATERIALS 28,322 39,371 (28.06) 206,017 277,310 (25.71)

c) PHARMACEUTICAL PRODUCTS 17,600 19,031 (7.52) 156,685 131,917 18.78

d) OTHER CHEMICALS 16,205 27,769 (41.64) 313,092 467,430 (33.02)

vi) HANDICRAFTS 0 34 (100.00) 3,796 696 445.40

vii) FURNITURE 452 452 0.00 5,365 5,254 2.11

viii) CEMENT 24,990 42,804 (41.62) 349,040 374,763 (6.86)

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VALUE IN '000' $

NO.

C O M M O D I T I E S

March July-March

2015 2014 % Change 2014-15 2013-14%

Change

E) OTHER SECTORS 191,704 223,107 (14.08) 1,942,260 2,082,625 (6.74)

i ) LEATHER TANNED 41,342 52,844 (21.77) 366,600 388,146 (5.55)

Qty. 000 K.G. 1,679 2,690 (37.57) 16,429 21,008 (21.79)

A.U.P. per K.G. 24.62 19.64 25.31 22.31 18.48 20.77

ii) LEATHER GARMENTS/ MANF 42,817 45,453 (5.80) 455,783 476,265 (4.30)

a) LEATHER GARMENTS 24,627 25,553 (3.62) 282,660 312,791 (9.63)

b) LEATHER GLOVES 17,404 18,588 (6.37) 163,531 152,033 7.56

c) LEATHER MANF.N.S. 786 1,312 (40.09) 9,592 11,441 (16.16)

iii) FOOTWEAR 9,140 9,917 (7.84) 98,723 85,256 15.80

a) LEATHER FOOTWEAR 7,184 8,245 (12.87) 84,958 71,330 19.11

b) CANVAS FOOTWEAR 10 118 (91.53) 293 198 47.98

c) OTHER FOOTWEAR 1,946 1,554 25.23 13,472 13,728 (1.86)

b) CARPETS & RUGS MATS 9,562 9,396 1.77 92,902 97,280 (4.50)

c) ALL OTHER 88,843 105,497 (15.79) 928,252 1,035,678 (10.37)

TOTAL 1,931,540 2,231,539 (13.44) 17,930,897 19,072,164 (5.98)

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INCREASING TREND OF SELECTED COMMODITIES

DURING JULY-FMARCH 2014-15VALUE IN US$ THOUSAND

S.NO. C O M M O D I T I E S 2014-15 2013-14 % CHANGE

A ) TEXTILE & CLOTHING ETC. 4,415,340 4,100,330 7.68

KNITWEAR ( HOSIERY ) 1,791,789 1,666,143 7.54

READYMADE GARMENTS 1,548,282 1,426,826 8.51

TOWELS 579,588 569,614 1.75

OTHERS TEXTILE PROD./ MATERIAL 350,137 341,978 2.39

TENTS AND CANVAS 105,614 58,028 82.01

YARN OTHER THAN COTTON YARN 33,682 31,640 6.45

COTTON CARDED OR COMBED 6,248 6,101 2.41

B ) AGRO FOOD. 228,639 216,117 5.79

MEAT PREPARATIONS 182,026 176,791 2.96

SPICES 46,613 39,326 18.53

D ) ENGINEERING GOODS & OTHER MANF. GROUP 9,161 5,950 53.97

HANDICRAFTS 3,796 696 445.40

FURNITURE 5,365 5,254 2.11

I ) LEATHER SECTOR 248,489 223,363 11.25

LEATHER GLOVES 163,531 152,033 7.56

LEATHER FOOTWEAR 84,958 71,330 19.11

II) CANVAS FOOTWEAR 293 198 47.98

SUB TOTAL 4,901,922 4,545,958 7.83

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DECREASING TREND OF SELECTED COMMODITIES: DURING JULY- MARCH 2014-15VALUE IN US4 THOUSAND

S.NO. C O M M O D I T I E S 2014-15 2013-14 % CHANGEA ) TEXTILE & CLOTHING ETC. 5,792,199 6,269,550 (7.61)

COTTON FABRICS 1,859,722 2,128,216 (12.62)BED WARE 1,569,602 1,608,247 (2.40)COTTON YARN 1,460,791 1,578,919 (7.48)MADE-UPS ( EXCL.TOWELS & BED WARE) 485,761 488,021 (0.46)ART SILK & SYNTH TEX. 274,292 284,191 (3.48)RAW COTTON 142,031 181,956 (21.94)

B ) AGRO FOOD. 3,264,157 3,445,954 (5.28)RICE 1,569,710 1,667,043 (5.84)ALL OTHER FOOD ITEMS 571,779 572,052 (0.05)FRUITS 377,878 380,211 (0.61)FISH & FISH PREPARATIONS 253,625 254,728 (0.43)SUGAR 207,904 236,759 (12.19)VEGETABLES 160,549 165,684 (3.10)OIL SEEDS 59,362 72,756 (18.41)GUAR & GUAR PRODUCTS 45,782 52,186 (12.27)TOBACCO 9,248 12,403 (25.44)MOLASSES 6,646 22,304 (70.20)WHEAT 1,674 7,008 (76.11)LEGUMINOUS VEGETABLES 0 2,820 (100.00)

C ) MINERAL & METAL. 527,212 900,459 (41.45)PETROLEUM GROUP 510,377 573,357 (10.98)GEMS & JEWELRY 10,987 320,789 (96.58)ONYX MANF. 5,848 6,313 (7.37)

D ) ENGINEERING GOODS & OTHER MANF. GROUP 1,751,929 2,051,179 (14.59)CHEMICAL & ITS PRODUCTS 675,794 876,657 (22.91)CEMENT 349,040 374,763 (6.86)SURGICAL INSTRUMENTS 253,969 254,868 (0.35)SPORTS GOODS 237,644 249,246 (4.65)

IMPORT OF SELECTED COMMODITIES IN February& JULY-MARCH 2015 AND 2014

VALUES IN US$ thousand

SL. No. COMMODITIES

March July-March

2015 2014 % Change 2014-15 2013-14%

Change

G R A N D T O T A L 3,488 3,627 -3.83 33,998 33,032 2.92

A. FOOD GROUP 388 359 8.12 3,868 3,105 24.60

B. MACHINERY GROUP 625 486 28.68 5,448 4,638 17.48

C. TRANSPORT GROUP 223 180 24.00 1,923 1,620 18.69

D. PETROLEUM GROUP 704 987 -28.69 8,890 10,941 -18.74

E. TEXTILE GROUP 208 256 -18.74 1,877 1,999 -6.10

F. AGRICULTURAL AND OTHER CHEMICALS GROUP 586 578 1.36 5,519 4,958 11.31

G. METAL GROUP 035 322 -5.10 2,666 2,201 21.09

H. MISCELLANEOUS GROUP 85 81 5.30 761 649 17.18

ALL OTHERS ITEMS 362 378 -4.06 3,045 2,921 4.25

SBP EXPORT RECEIPTS BY COUNTRY

(Thousand US Dollar)

CONTINENT / REGIONJULY-MARCH

2014-15 2013-14 % Change

     

Total (received through Banks) 18,451,950 18,311,809 0.77

Asia 7,869,066 8,152,547 -3.48

Europe 5,577,509 5,105,269 9.25

Americas 3,470,032 3,517,255 -1.34

Africa 1,239,441 1,272,413 -2.59

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Asia$ 7,869 million

(43%)

Europe$ 5,578million

(30%)

Americas$ 3,470 millioin

(19%)

Africa$ 1,239 million

(7%)

Oceania & Other, $ 296 million

(2%)

SBP Export Receipt July-March 2014-15Total Receipts US$ 18,452 million

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SBP EXPORT RECEIPTS BY TOP 10 COUNTRIES

(Thousand US Dollar)

RankCountries

JULY-MARCH

2014-15 2013-14 % Change

Total (received through Banks) 18,451,950 18,311,809 0.771 U. S. A. 2,923,929 2,934,039 -0.342 China 1,694,056 2,025,500 -16.363 Afghanistan 1,241,510 760,339 63.284 U. K. 1,225,676 1,156,965 5.945 U. A. E. 939,140 1,315,986 -28.646 Germany 916,408 857,460 6.877 Spain 583,154 461,363 26.408 Italy 565,377 484,594 16.679 Bangladesh 522,596 553,577 -5.60

10 Netherlands (Holland) 437,405 381,677 14.60

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SBP EXPORTS RECEIPTS BY TOP ASIAN COUNTRIES (Thousand $)

Rank

Asian Countries JULY-MARCH

2014-15 2013-14 % Change

Total 7,869,066 8,152,547 -3.48

1 China 1,694,056 2,025,500 -16.36

2 Afghanistan 1,241,510 760,339 63.28

3 U. A. E. 939,140 1,315,986 -28.64

4 Bangladesh 522,596 553,577 -5.60

5 Singapore 409,133 288,447 41.84

6 Saudi Arabia 349,035 363,820 -4.06

7 Hong Kong 307,238 367,669 -16.44

8 India 296,691 306,119 -3.08

9 Turkey 255,845 281,522 -9.12

10 China 1,694,056 2,025,500 -16.36

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SBP EXPORTS RECEIPTS BY TOP EUROPEAN COUNTRIES (Thousand US$)

RankCountries

JULY-MARCH

2014-15 2013-14 % Change

Total 5,577,509 5,105,269 9.25

1 U. K. 1,225,676 1,156,965 5.94

2 Germany 916,408 857,460 6.87

3 Spain 583,154 461,363 26.40

4 Italy 565,377 484,594 16.67

5 Netherlands (Holland) 437,405 381,677 14.60

6 Belgium 392,458 338,700 15.87

7 France 391,286 389,892 0.36

8 Russian Federation 149,031 158,108 -5.74

9 Portugal 119,929 115,986 3.40

10 Sweden 116,031 102,669 13.02

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SBP EXPORTS RECEIPTS BY TOP AMERICAN COUNTRIES (Thousand US$)

RankCountries

JULY-MARCH

2014-15 2013-14 % Change

TOTAL 3,470,032 3,517,255 -1.34

1 U. S. A. 2,923,929 2,934,039 -0.34

2 Canada 179,179 192,458 -6.90

3 Mexico 88,758 79,164 12.12

4 Chile 57,718 64,764 -10.88

5 Brazil 46,630 65,233 -28.52

6 Colombia 36,415 37,628 -3.22

7 Argentina 32,528 39,854 -18.38

8 Peru 21,964 21,566 1.84

9 Paraguay 8,537 3,792 125.14

10 Ecuador 7,337 6,086 20.55

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SBP EXPORTS RECEIPTS BY TOP AFRICAN COUNTRIES (thousand $)

RankCountries

JULY-MARCH

2014-15 2013-14 % Change

Total 1,239,441 1,272,413 -2.59

1 South Africa 196,485 227,149 -13.50

2 Egypt 110,491 110,641 -0.14

3 Mozambique 88,673 79,050 12.17

4 Tanzania 75,785 82,788 -8.46

5 Madagascar 54,147 93,021 -41.79

6 Nigeria 42,518 39,785 6.87

7 Uganda 31,959 25,048 27.59

8 Ivory Coast 29,951 13,663 119.20

9 Sudan 29,476 32,556 -9.46

10 Mauritius 27,723 30,000 -7.59

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EXPORTS AND IMPORTS OF SERVICESin million US$

ITEMJuly-March

FY15 FY14

Exports of Services 4,647 3,823

1. Manufacturing services on physical inputs owned by others 0 02 Maintenance and repair services n.i.e. 7 43 Transport 1,004 9754 Travel 221 2145 Construction 32 196 Insurance and pension services 50 657 Financial services 53 708 Charges for the use of intellectual property n.i.e. 5 69 Telecommunications, computer, and information services 602 61010 Other business services 581 53511 Personal, cultural, and recreational services 7 712 Government goods and services n.i.e. 2,085 1,318

Of which: Logistic Support 1,452 675

Imports of Services 6,028 5,952

1. Manufacturing services on physical inputs owned by others 0 02 Maintenance and repair services n.i.e. 59 863 Transport 2,848 2,9014 Travel 962 7795 Construction 4 216 Insurance and pension services 207 1777 Financial services 163 1548 Charges for the use of intellectual property n.i.e. 109 859 Telecommunications, computer, and information services 318 25510 Other business services 998 1,13411 Personal, cultural, and recreational services 7 412 Government goods and services n.i.e. 353 356

FOREIGN DIRECT INVESTMENT IN PAKISTAN-BY SECTOR  (Million US $)

Sr. SECTORJuly-March FY15(P) July-March FY14 (P)

Inflow Outflow Net FDI Inflow Outflow Net FDI

1 Food 23.2 37.9 - 14.7 87.3 17.4 69.9 2 Food Packaging 0.0 - 0.0 - - - 3 Beverages 58.3 - 58.3 25.0 1.5 23.5 4 Tobacco & Cigarettes 60.4 28.3 32.1 85.5 34.8 50.7 5 Sugar 2.7 - 2.7 9.5 - 9.5 6 Textiles 42.3 - 42.3 8.1 11.3 - 3.2 7 Paper & Pulp - - - - - - 8 Leather & Leather Products 0.2 - 0.2 4.0 0.3 3.7 9 Rubber & Rubber Products - - - - 0.2 - 0.2

10 Chemicals 63.8 3.2 60.5 110.3 29.5 80.9 11 Petro Chemicals - - - - 0.4 - 0.4 12 Petroleum Refining 5.5 - 5.5 21.7 19.7 2.0 13 Minning & Quarrying 0.5 - 0.5 3.4 20.7 - 17.3 14 Oil & Gas Explorations 204.8 0.5 204.3 381.7 7.1 374.6

  Of which Privatisation proceeds - - - - - - 15 Pharmaceuticals & OTC Products 6.5 54.1 - 47.5 13.1 1.4 11.7 16 Cosmetics - - - - - - 17 Fertilizers - - - 0.0 - 0.0 18 Cement 7.5 10.9 - 3.3 32.8 6.4 26.4 19 Ceramics 1.7 - 1.7 1.3 - 1.3 20 Basic Metals 1.4 - 1.4 3.8 - 3.8 21 Metal Products 3.5 44.9 - 41.3 8.2 1.7 6.4 22 Machinery other than Electrical 0.0 - 0.0 1.0 - 1.0 23 Electrical Machinery 0.2 0.8 - 0.6 0.2 11.6 - 11.3 24 Electronics 16.9 19.4 - 2.5 17.2 6.5 10.7

  I) Consumer/Household 12.2 8.0 4.2 13.0 5.4 7.6   II) Industrial 4.7 11.4 - 6.7 4.2 1.0 3.2

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from previous lideFOREIGN DIRECT INVESTMENT IN PAKISTAN-BY SECTOR

  (Million US $)

Sr. SECTORJuly-March FY15(P) July-March FY14 (P)

Inflow Outflow Net FDI Inflow Outflow Net FDI 25 Transport Equipment(Automobiles) 47.1 - 47.1 41.5 1.6 40.0

  I) Motorcycles 17.6 - 17.6 8.8 - 8.8   II) Cars 21.0 - 21.0 22.6 1.6 21.0   III) Buses,Trucks,Vans & Trail 8.5 - 8.5 10.1 - 10.1

26 Power 136.2 39.0 97.2 194.4 137.4 57.0   I) Thermal 78.9 39.0 39.9 175.4 122.4 53.0   Of which Privatisation proceeds - - - - - -   II) Hydel 56.9 0.1 56.9 19.0 14.9 4.1   III) Coal 0.4 - 0.4 - - -

27 Construction 20.0 1.8 18.2 25.4 6.1 19.3 28 Trade 33.5 0.3 33.2 21.8 33.7 - 11.9 29 Transport 1.9 0.2 1.7 3.7 1.8 1.9 30 Tourism 1.8 - 1.8 1.4 - 1.4 31 Storage Facilities - 0.1 - 0.1 - 3.6 - 3.6 32 Communications 917.9 821.9 96.0 152.3 396.5 - 244.1

  1) Telecommunications 885.4 760.1 125.3 140.4 382.3 - 241.9   Of which Privatisation proceeds - - - - - -   2) Information Technology 32.4 61.5 - 29.0 11.4 14.1 - 2.7   I) Software Development 3.0 0.0 2.9 3.4 1.1 2.3   II) Hardware Development 0.3 - 0.3 0.8 - 0.8   III) I.T.Service 29.2 61.5 - 32.3 7.2 13.0 - 5.9   3) Postal & Courier Services - 0.3 - 0.3 0.5 - 0.5

33 Financial Business 182.6 99.1 83.5 195.1 72.7 122.4   Of which Privatisation proceeds - - - - - -

34 Social Services 0.2 - 0.2 1.5 1.4 0.0 35 Personal Services 28.5 4.6 24.0 85.4 7.3 78.1 36 Others 21.9 14.2 7.7 31.5 26.8 4.8

TOTAL 1,891.3 1,181.2 710.1 1,568.4 859.3 709.1

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COUNTRY-WISE WORKERS' REMITTANCESValue in US$ million (Provisional)

ItemMarch

July-MarchAmount

% growth2014 2013 FY15 FY14

  1. USA 199.24 195.45 1,871.09 1,822.32 2.68  2. U.K.   164.28 166.46 1,670.74 1,632.30 2.35  3. Saudi Arabia 489.70 425.53 4,045.73 3,391.32 19.30

  4. UAE   411.24 262.00 2,948.56 2,289.01 28.81  Dubai 228.04 132.08 1,607.58 1,140.82 40.91  Abu Dhabi 177.03 126.44 1,289.69 1,110.83 16.10  Sharjah 6.09 3.35 50.37 36.22 39.07  Other 0.08 0.13 0.92 1.14 -19.30

  5. Other GCC Countries 196.07 164.03 1,560.63 1,357.73 14.94  Bahrain 36.59 30.33 272.34 230.62 18.09  Kuwait 62.17 58.95 553.59 501.72 10.34  Qatar 36.05 27.76 250.37 246.10 1.74  Oman 61.26 46.99 484.33 379.29 27.69

  6. EU Countries 25.96 34.93 311.82 318.99 -2.25  Germany 4.92 7.40 58.75 63.55 -7.55  France 1.60 2.68 19.08 26.20 -27.18  Netherland 0.27 0.40 2.44 3.18 -23.27  Spain 2.79 5.60 36.10 60.13 -39.96  Italy 2.18 2.57 23.52 24.68 -4.70  Greece 0.82 1.17 10.93 10.78 1.39  Sweden 0.77 1.17 8.89 11.53 -22.90  Denmark 1.16 1.62 50.06 18.21 174.90  Ireland 11.07 12.05 98.59 98.30 0.30  Belgium 0.38 0.27 3.46 2.43 42.39  7. Norway 1.66 2.22 20.96 23.09 -9.22  8. Switzerland 1.91 1.98 23.72 22.62 4.86  9. Australia 13.31 11.47 129.99 115.91 12.15  10. Canada 10.49 10.91 123.74 123.14 0.49  11. Japan 0.71 0.75 5.52 4.68 17.95  12. Other Countries 62.40 62.16 614.97 484.95 26.81

TOTAL 1,576.97 1,337.89 13,327.47 11,586.06 15.03

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