Pakistan’s Trade Statistics

Monthly Review (July-November 2014-15)

ByRESEARCH & ANALYSIS

DIRECTORATE

24-12-2014

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

 

Exports Imports Balance

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

Growth 2014-15 2013-14%age Growt

h

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 1,957 1,864 5.00 4,226 3,281 30.02 -2,309 1,417 62.95

November 1,966 1,796 9.44 3,630 3,651 -0.58 -1,664 -1,855 -10.30

Jul-Nov 9,922 10,157 -4.19 20,373 18,110 12.50 -10,451 -7,754 34.78

Values in US$ Million

Source: Pakistan Bureau of Statistics

2014-15 2013-140

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10,000

15,000

20,000

25,000

9,923 10,356

20,373

18,110

Pakistan Merchandise Trade July-November

EXPORTS IMPORTS

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Division-wise Export Analysis (JULY-AUGUST 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

NOVEMBER JULY-NOVEMBER

2014 2013 % Change 2014-15 2013-14 %

Change

 GRAND TOTAL 1,966 1,796 9.44 9,923 10,356 -4.17

A TEXTILE & GARMENTS CATEGORY 1,128 998 13.02 5,719 5,666 0.93

B AGRO & FOOD 410 334 22.51 1,643 1,660 -1.02

C MINERAL & METAL 28 69 -58.59 403 691 -41.74

D ENGINEERING GOODS & OTHER MANFURES 188 182 3.40 1,041 1,192 -12.64

E OTHER SECTORS 212 214 -0.93 1,118 1,148 -2.59

TEXTILE & CLOTHING

58%

AGRO FOOD.17%

MINERAL & METAL

4%

Manufacturing10%

OTHER SECTORS11%

Export Composition Jul-Nov 2014-15

Total ExportUSD 9,924

million

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

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

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

A ) TEXTILE & CLOTHING ETC. 1,128,115 998,143 13.02 5,718,569 5,665,605 0.93

i) RAW COTTON 23,461 30,415 (22.86) 98,264 111,976 (12.25)Qty. M.T. 16,018 16,684 (3.99) 60,807 62,105 (2.09)A.U.P. per M.T. 1,464.66 1,823.00 (19.66) 1,616.00 1,803.01 (10.37)

ii) COTTON CARDED OR COMBED 10 76 (86.84) 123 3,020 (95.93)Qty.000 K.G. 9 79 (88.61) 83 2,433 (96.59)A.U.P. per K.G. 1.11 0.96 15.50 1.48 1.24 19.39

III) COTTON YARN 181,712 138,195 31.49 818,397 902,409 (9.31)Qty.000 K.G. 68,559 45,195 51.70 293,297 296,500 (1.08)A.U.P. per K.G. 2.65 3.06 (13.32) 2.79 3.04 (8.32)

iv) YARN OTHER THAN COTTON YARN 3,635 464 683.41 19,006 18,545 2.49

v) COTTON FABRICS 194,395 191,017 1.77 1,030,088 1,182,174 (12.86)Qty. 000 Sq.M 113,070 186,903 (39.50) 746,316 1,107,334 (32.60)A.U.P. per Sq.M. 1.72 1.02 68.22 1.38 1.07 29.29

vi) READYMADE GARMENTS 169,068 141,851 19.19 826,836 753,441 9.74Qty. 000 DOZ 2,456 2,269 8.24 12,542 11,497 9.09A.U.P. PER. DOZ 68.84 62.52 10.11 65.93 65.53 0.60

vii) KNITWEAR ( HOSIERY ) 185,013 158,771 16.53 1,024,106 916,999 11.68Qty. 000 DOZ 11,881 7,996 48.59 52,086 43,563 19.56A.U.P. PER. DOZ 15.57 19.86 (21.58) 19.66 21.05 (6.59)

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VALUE IN '000' $

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

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

A ) TEXTILE & CLOTHING ETC. 1,128,115 998,143 13.02 5,718,569 5,665,605 0.93

viii) MADE-UPS ( EXCL. TOWELS AND BEDWEAR 54,967 47,763 15.08 263,186 253,611 3.78

ix) BED WARE 170,453 156,437 8.96 899,731 891,815 0.89

Qty. 000 K.G. 24,761 22,714 9.01 136,260 133,110 2.37

A.U.P. per K.G. 6.88 6.89 (0.05) 6.60 6.70 (1.44)

x) TOWELS 59,320 54,397 9.05 313,417 297,690 5.28

Qty. 000 K.G. 15,095 11,259 34.07 72,109 64,562 11.69

A.U.P. per K.G. 3.93 4.83 (18.66) 4.35 4.61 (5.74)

xi) TENTS AND CANVAS 13,990 7,039 98.75 70,252 28,767 144.21

Qty.000 K.G. 3,908 2,654 47.25 23,788 10,808 120.10

A.U.P. per K.G. 3.58 2.65 34.97 2.95 2.66 10.96

xii) ART SILK & SYNTH TEX. 30,986 34,892 (11.19) 154,927 127,781 21.24

Qty. 000 Sq.M 12,516 24,162 (48.20) 101,058 125,701 (19.60)

A.U.P. per Sq.M. 2.48 1.44 71.44 1.53 1.02 50.81

xiii) OTHERS TEXTILE PROD./ MATERIAL 41,105 36,826 11.62 200,236 177,377 12.89

VALUE IN '000' $

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

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

B ) AGRO FOOD. 409,628 334,360 22.51 1,642,642 1,659,592 (1.02)

1 RICE 221,197 137,591 60.76 738,602 681,859 8.32

Qty. M.T. 459,419 278,425 65.01 1,303,644 1,160,586 12.33

A.U.P. per M.T. 481.47 494.18 (2.57) 566.57 587.51 (3.57)

a) RICE (Basmati) 46,234 28,506 62.19 247,193 233,182 6.01

Qty. M.T. 47,090 25,094 87.65 219,428 214,447 2.32

A.U.P. per M.T. 981.82 1,135.97 (13.57) 1,126.53 1,087.36 3.60

b) RICE (Others) 174,963 109,085 60.39 491,409 448,677 9.52

Qty. M.T. 412,329 253,331 62.76 1,084,216 946,139 14.59

A.U.P. per M.T. 424.33 430.60 (1.46) 453.24 474.22 (4.42)

ii) FISH & FISH PREPARATIONS 35,387 28,772 22.99 148,500 147,514 0.67

Qty. 000 K.G. 15,520 10,428 48.83 58,008 56,457 2.75

A.U.P. per K.G. 2.28 2.76 (17.36) 2.56 2.61 (2.02)

iii) FRUITS 27,351 31,368 (12.81) 122,389 141,424 (13.46)

Qty. 000 K.G. 32,356 42,580 (24.01) 165,026 220,165 (25.04)

A.U.P. per K.G. 0.85 0.74 14.75 0.74 0.64 15.46

iv) VEGETABLES 14,049 14,147 (0.69) 42,749 63,823 (33.02)

Qty. 000 K.G. 35,678 43,084 (17.19) 120,712 198,036 (39.05)

A.U.P. per K.G. 0.39 0.33 19.92 0.35 0.32 9.89

v) LEGUMINOUS VEGETABLES - 0 #DIV/0! 0 2,776 (100.00)

Qty. 000 K.G. 0 0 #DIV/0! 0 3,186 (100.00)

A.U.P. per K.G. #DIV/0! #DIV/0! #DIV/0! #DIV/0! 0.87 #DIV/0!Continue..

VALUE IN '000' $

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

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

B ) AGRO FOOD. 409,628 334,360 22.51 1,642,642 1,659,592 (1.02)

vi) MEAT PREPARATIONS 18,155 24,211 (25.01) 84,446 100,739 (16.17)

vii) WHEAT 0 47 (100.00) 0 6,887 (100.00)

viii) SUGAR 2,358 24,445 (90.35) 98,617 67,628 45.82

Qty. 000 K.G. 4,422 51,412 (91.40) 204,706 141,640 44.53

A.U.P. per K.G. 0.53 0.48 12.15 0.48 0.48 0.90

ix) OIL SEEDS 11,308 8,903 27.01 22,377 23,581 (5.11)

Qty. 000 K.G. 6,409 5,194 23.39 12,308 21,239 (42.05)

A.U.P. per K.G. 1.76 1.71 2.93 1.82 1.11 63.75

x) TOBACCO 1,228 1,146 7.16 6,065 6,979 (13.10)

Qty. 000 K.G. 456 347 31.41 1,827 2,323 (21.35)

A.U.P. per K.G. 2.69 3.30 (18.46) 3.32 3 10.50

xi) SPICES 6,111 2,989 104.45 23,090 17,723 30.28

Qty. 000 K.G. 2,038 1,002 103.39 6,672 5,896 13.16

A.U.P. per K.G. 3.00 2.98 0.52 3.46 3.01 15.13

xii) GUAR & GUAR PRODUCTS 5,718 3,294 73.59 27,617 27,457 0.58

xiii) MOLASSES 216 0 #DIV/0! 3,861 15,388 (74.91)

Qty. M.T. 1,048 0 #DIV/0! 28,795 125,593 (77.07)

A.U.P. per M.T. 206.11 #DIV/0! #DIV/0! 134.09 123 9.44

xiv) ALL OTHER FOOD ITEMS 66,550 57,447 15.85 324,329 355,814 (8.85)

VALUE IN '000' $

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

November July-November

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

C ) MINERAL & METAL. 28,491 68,798 (58.59) 402,837 691,409 (41.74)

i) ONYX MANF. 658 471 39.70 3,521 3,295 6.86

ii) GEMS & JEWELRY 1,700 63,098 (97.31) 7,683 202,721 (96.21)

a) GEMS 1,120 574 95.12 3,743 2,677 39.82

b) JEWELRY 580 62,524 (99.07) 3,940 200,044 (98.03)

iii) PETROLEUM GROUP 26,133 5,229 399.77 391,633 485,393 (19.32)

a ) PETROLEUM CRUDE 25,308 - #DIV/0! 145,229 - #DIV/0!

b )PETROLEUM PRODUCTS ( EXCL.TOP NAPHTHA ) 825 5,224 (84.21) 41,375 44,780 (7.60)

Qty. M.T. 1,063 5,059 (78.99) 43,868 47,093 (6.85)

A.U.P. per M.T. 776.11 1,032.62 (24.84) 943.17 950.88 (0.81)

c ) PETROLEUM TOP NAPHTHA 0 0 #DIV/0! 205,029 440,587 (53.46)

Qty. M.T. 0 0 #DIV/0! 213,500 526,512 (59.45)

A.U.P. per M.T. #DIV/0! #DIV/0! #DIV/0! 960.32 836.80 14.76

d ) SOLID FUELS ( COAL ) 0 5 (100.00) 0 26 (100.00)

Qty. M.T. 0 40 (100.00) 0 176 (100.00)

A.U.P. per M.T. #DIV/0! 125.00 #DIV/0! #DIV/0! 147.73 #DIV/0!

VALUE IN '000' $

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

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

D )ENGINEERING GOODS & OTHER MANF. GROUP

187,745 181,577 3.40 1,040,928 1,191,490 (12.64)

i) MACHINERY & TRANSPORT EQUIPMENTS 15,699 25,156 (37.59) 92,332 135,537 (31.88)

a) ELECTRIC FANS 1,572 1,386 13.42 11,536 11,674 (1.18)

b) TRANSPORT EQUIPMENT/ AUTO PARTS 599 1,277 (53.09) 3,518 6,557 (46.35)

c) AUTO PARTS & ACCESSORIES 1,385 1,605 (13.71) 7,254 8,609 (15.74)

d) OTHER ELECTRICAL MACHINERY 4,549 3,880 17.24 32,226 36,726 (12.25)

e)MACHINERY FOR PARTICULAR INDUSTRIES

2,191 2,722 (19.51) 11,022 14,554 (24.27)

f ) OTHER MACHINERY 5,403 14,286 (62.18) 26,776 57,417 (53.37)

ii) SURGICAL INSTRUMENTS 27,449 27,681 (0.84) 138,249 134,657 2.67

iii) CUTLERY 6,651 8,152 (18.41) 34,708 36,340 (4.49)

iv) SPORTS GOODS 25,004 19,257 29.84 136,166 118,853 14.57

v) CHEMICAL & ITS PRODUCTS 66,256 64,770 2.29 404,069 537,436 (24.82)

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

b) PLASTIC MATERIALS 27,361 30,219 (9.46) 110,394 142,221 (22.38)

c) PHARMACEUTICAL PRODUCTS 15,690 10,839 44.76 80,843 66,832 20.96

d) OTHER CHEMICALS 23,205 23,712 (2.14) 212,832 328,383 (35.19)

vi) HANDICRAFTS 10 0 #DIV/0! 2,430 38 6,294.74

vii) FURNITURE 855 779 9.76 3,125 3,072 1.73

viii) CEMENT 45,821 35,782 28.06 229,849 225,557 1.90

VALUE IN '000' $

NO.

C O M M O D I T I E S

November July-November

2014 2013 % Change 2014-15 2013-14%

Change

E) OTHER SECTORS 211,637 213,614 (0.93) 1,117,954 1,147,635 (2.59)

i ) LEATHER TANNED 40,309 36,159 11.48 202,195 204,708 (1.23)

Qty. 000 K.G. 1,542 1,984 (22.28) 9,215 11,124 (17.16)

A.U.P. per K.G. 26.14 18.23 43.43 21.94 18.40 19.23

ii) LEATHER GARMENTS/ MANF 47,972 50,747 (5.47) 258,750 275,321 (6.02)

a) LEATHER GARMENTS 31,605 32,526 (2.83) 170,160 178,225 (4.53)

b) LEATHER GLOVES 15,090 16,765 (9.99) 82,925 90,975 (8.85)

c) LEATHER MANF.N.S. 1,277 1,456 (12.29) 5,665 6,121 (7.45)

iii) FOOTWEAR 8,557 6,285 36.15 51,827 42,796 21.10

a) LEATHER FOOTWEAR 7,250 5,462 32.74 45,043 35,777 25.90

b) CANVAS FOOTWEAR 0 0 #DIV/0! 64 59 8.47

c) OTHER FOOTWEAR 1,307 823 58.81 6,720 6,960 (3.45)

b) CARPETS & RUGS MATS 13,607 13,601 0.04 49,485 53,385 (7.31)

c) ALL OTHER 101,192 106,822 (5.27) 555,697 571,425 (2.75)

TOTAL 1,965,616 1,796,492 9.41 9,922,930 10,355,731 (4.18)

INCREASING TREND OF SELECTED COMMODITIESDURING JULY-NOVEMBER 2014-15

VALUE IN US$ THOUSANDS.NO. C O M M O D I T I E S 2014-15 2013-14 % CHANGE

A ) TEXTILE & CLOTHING ETC. 3,771,697 3,466,026 8.82 KNITWEAR ( HOSIERY ) 1,024,106 916,999 11.68 BED WARE 899,731 891,815 0.89 READYMADE GARMENTS 826,836 753,441 9.74 TOWELS 313,417 297,690 5.28 MADE-UPS ( EXCL.TOWELS & BED WARE) 263,186 253,611 3.78 OTHERS TEXTILE PROD./ MATERIAL 200,236 177,377 12.89 ART SILK & SYNTH TEX. 154,927 127,781 21.24 TENTS AND CANVAS 70,252 28,767 144.21 YARN OTHER THAN COTTON YARN 19,006 18,545 2.49

B ) AGRO FOOD. 1,036,426 942,181 10.00 RICE 738,602 681,859 8.32 FISH & FISH PREPARATIONS 148,500 147,514 0.67 SUGAR 98,617 67,628 45.82 GUAR & GUAR PRODUCTS 27,617 27,457 0.58 SPICES 23,090 17,723 30.28

C ) MINERAL & METAL. 3,521 3,295 6.86 ONYX MANF. 3,521 3,295 6.86

D ) ENGINEERING GOODS & OTHER MANF. GROUP 509,819 482,177 5.73 CEMENT 229,849 225,557 1.90 SURGICAL INSTRUMENTS 138,249 134,657 2.67 SPORTS GOODS 136,166 118,853 14.57 FURNITURE 3,125 3,072 1.73 HANDICRAFTS 2,430 38 6,294.74

I ) LEATHER SECTOR 45,043 35,777 25.90 LEATHER FOOTWEAR 45,043 35,777 25.90

II) CANVAS FOOTWEAR 64 59 8.47

SUB TOTAL 5,366,570 4,929,515 8.87

DECREASING TREND OF SELECTED COMMODITIESDURING JULY- NOVEMBER 2014-15

VALUE IN US4 THOUSANDS.NO. C O M M O D I T I E S 2014-15 2013-14 % CHANGE

A ) TEXTILE & CLOTHING ETC. 1,946,872 2,199,579 (11.49)COTTON FABRICS 1,030,088 1,182,174 (12.86)COTTON YARN 818,397 902,409 (9.31)RAW COTTON 98,264 111,976 (12.25)COTTON CARDED OR COMBED 123 3,020 (95.93)

B ) AGRO FOOD. 606,216 717,411 (15.50)ALL OTHER FOOD ITEMS 324,329 355,814 (8.85)FRUITS 122,389 141,424 (13.46)MEAT PREPARATIONS 84,446 100,739 (16.17)VEGETABLES 42,749 63,823 (33.02)OIL SEEDS 22,377 23,581 (5.11)MOLASSES 3,861 15,388 (74.91)TOBACCO 6,065 6,979 (13.10)LEGUMINOUS VEGETABLES 0 2,776 (100.00)WHEAT 0 6,887 (100.00)

C ) MINERAL & METAL. 399,316 688,114 (41.97)PETROLEUM GROUP 391,633 485,393 (19.32)GEMS & JEWELRY 7,683 202,721 (96.21)

D ) ENGINEERING GOODS & OTHER MANF. GROUP 531,109 709,313 (25.12)CHEMICAL & ITS PRODUCTS 404,069 537,436 (24.82)MACHINERY & TRANSPORT EQUIPMENTS 92,332 135,537 (31.88)CUTLERY 34,708 36,340 (4.49)

I ) LEATHER SECTOR 460,945 480,029 (3.98)LEATHER 202,195 204,708 (1.23)LEATHER GARMENTS/ MANF 170,160 178,225 (4.53)LEATHER GLOVES 82,925 90,975 (8.85)LEATHER MANF.N.S. 5,665 6,121 (7.45)

III) OTHER FOOTWEAR 6,720 6,960 (3.45)IV) CARPETS & RUGS '(WOOLLEN) 49,485 53,385 (7.31)

  ALL OTHER 555,697 571,425 (2.75)

SUB TOTAL 4,556,360 5,426,216 (16.03)

IMPORT OF SELECTED COMMODITIES IN NOVEMBER & JULY-NOVEMBER 2014 AND 2013

VALUES IN US$ thousand

SL. No. COMMODITIES

November July-November

2014 2013 % Change 2014-15 2013-14%

Change

G R A N D T O T A L 3,630 3,651 -0.58 20,373 18,110 12.50

A. FOOD GROUP 430 367 17.09 2,384 1,747 36.49

B. MACHINERY GROUP 552 474 16.31 2,945 2,369 24.33

C. TRANSPORT GROUP 192 159 20.54 1,100 969 13.50

D. PETROLEUM GROUP 970 1,303 -25.56 6,114 6,461 -5.37

E. TEXTILE GROUP 208 199 4.31 1,049 901 16.41

F. AGRICULTURAL AND OTHER CHEMICALS GROUP 588 600 -1.91 3,155 2,650 19.05

G. METAL GROUP 283 218 29.94 1,472 1,166 26.27

H. MISCELLANEOUS GROUP 80 81 -1.76 443 345 28.34

ALL OTHERS ITEMS 328 250 31.22 1,707 1,501 13.69

SBP EXPORT RECEIPTS BY COUNTRY

(Thousand US Dollar)

CONTINENT / REGIONJULY-NOVEMBER

2014-15 2013-14 % Change

     

Total (received through Banks) 9,990,836 10,021,529 -0.3

Asia 4,219,237 4,508,278 -6.4

Europe 3,074,026 2,712,328 13.3

Americas 1,936,664 2,017,555 -4.0

Africa 586,891 637,931 -8.0

Oceania & Others 174,019 145,436 19.7

Asia$ 4,219 million

(42%)

Europe$ 3,074 million

(31%)

Americas$ 1,937 millioin

(19%)

Africa$ 587million

(6%)

Oceania & Other, $ 174 million

(2%)

SBP Export Receipt July-November 2014-15Total Receipts US$ 9,991 million

SBP EXPORT RECEIPTS BY TOP 10 COUNTRIES

(Thousand US Dollar)

RankCountries

JULY-NOVEMBER

2014-15 2013-14 % Change

Total (received through Banks) 9,990,836 10,021,529 -0.31 U. S. A. 1,618,951 1,687,562 -4.1

2 China 876,586 1,169,849 -25.1

3 U. K. 682,263 617,577 10.5

4 Afghanistan 624,298 405,633 53.9

5 U. A. E. 530,888 703,889 -24.6

6 Germany 493,484 460,343 7.2

7 Italy 320,852 260,057 23.4

8 Spain 312,187 245,825 27.0

9 Bangladesh 286,419 312,988 -8.5

10 Netherlands (Holland) 254,367 204,804 24.2

SBP EXPORTS RECEIPTS BY TOP ASIAN COUNTRIES (Thousand $)

Rank

Asian Countries JULY-NOVEMBER

2014-15 2013-14 % Change

Total 4,219,237 4,508,278 -6.41 China 876,586 1,169,849 -25.1

2 Afghanistan 624,298 405,633 53.9

3 U. A. E. 530,888 703,889 -24.6

4 Bangladesh 286,419 312,988 -8.5

5 Singapore 250,575 135,023 85.6

6 Saudi Arabia 197,010 187,453 5.1

7 Hong Kong 179,150 209,407 -14.4

8 India 167,505 157,904 6.1

9 South Korea 147,526 159,957 -7.8

10 Turkey 146,099 158,732 -8.0

SBP EXPORTS RECEIPTS BY TOP AMERICAN COUNTRIES (Thousand $)

RankCountries

JULY-NOVEMBER

2014-15 2013-14 % Change

TOTAL 1,936,664 2,017,555 -4.01 U. S. A. 1,618,951 1,687,562 -4.1

2 Canada 107,366 108,355 -0.9

3 Mexico 50,955 45,844 11.1

4 Chile 30,146 34,874 -13.6

5 Brazil 26,338 37,208 -29.2

6 Colombia 21,974 21,856 0.5

7 Peru 11,391 11,523 -1.1

8 Ecuador 4,769 3,676 29.7

9 Paraguay 4,586 2,155 112.8

10 Venezuela 3,720 5,290 -29.7

SBP EXPORTS RECEIPTS BY TOP EUROPEAN COUNTRIES (Thousand $)

RankCountries

JULY-NOVEMBER

2014-15 2013-14 % Change

Total 3,074,026 2,712,328 13.31 U. K. 682,263 617,577 10.5

2 Germany 493,484 460,343 7.2

3 Italy 320,852 260,057 23.4

4 Spain 312,187 245,825 27.0

5 Netherlands (Holland) 254,367 204,804 24.2

6 France 230,787 215,776 7.0

7 Belgium 208,411 171,380 21.6

8 Portugal 66,649 61,085 9.1

9 Sweden 61,219 54,485 12.4

10 Russian Federation 58,727 74,360 -21.0

SBP EXPORTS RECEIPTS BY TOP AFRICAN COUNTRIES (thousand $)

RankCountries

JULY-NOVEMBER

2014-15 2013-14 % Change

Total 586,891 637,931 -8.01 South Africa 109,104 128,847 -15.3

2 Kenya 105,586 90,691 16.4

3 Egypt 58,973 60,064 -1.8

4 Mozambique 39,086 38,687 1.0

5 Tanzania 37,771 40,990 -7.9

6 Nigeria 23,859 19,846 20.2

7 Madagascar 21,526 35,931 -40.1

8 Uganda 16,142 12,805 26.1

9 Mauritius 15,294 15,796 -3.2

10 Angola 14,403 10,397 38.5

EXPORTS AND IMPORTS OF SERVICESin million US$

ITEMJul-Nov

FY15 FY14

Exports of Services 2,376 2,003

1. Manufacturing services on physical inputs owned by others 0 02 Maintenance and repair services n.i.e. 4 13 Transport 524 5264 Travel 110 1155 Construction 12 76 Insurance and pension services 25 297 Financial services 21 298 Charges for the use of intellectual property n.i.e. 3 39 Telecommunications, computer, and information services 320 32510 Other business services 314 29011 Personal, cultural, and recreational services 5 412 Government goods and services n.i.e. 1,038 674

Of which: Logistic Support 735 322

Imports of Services 12,318 12,143

1. Manufacturing services on physical inputs owned by others 3,372 3,3112 Maintenance and repair services n.i.e.3 Transport 0 04 Travel 26 475 Construction 1,689 1,5546 Insurance and pension services 494 4717 Financial services 4 98 Charges for the use of intellectual property n.i.e. 118 1039 Telecommunications, computer, and information services 98 9410 Other business services 50 5311 Personal, cultural, and recreational services 159 15212 Government goods and services n.i.e. 538 613

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

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

Inflow Outflow Net FDI Inflow Outflow Net FDI

1 Food 16.8 16.5 0.4 38.2 5.8 32.4 2 Food Packaging 0.0 - 0.0 - - - 3 Beverages 10.2 - 10.2 - 0.8 - 0.8 4 Tobacco & Cigarettes 60.1 26.8 33.3 45.2 2.7 42.6 5 Sugar 2.5 - 2.5 6.3 - 6.3 6 Textiles 13.0 - 13.0 5.7 11.3 - 5.6 7 Paper & Pulp - - - - - - 8 Leather & Leather Products 0.1 - 0.1 2.2 0.1 2.0 9 Rubber & Rubber Products - - - - 0.1 - 0.1

10 Chemicals 47.8 1.0 46.7 71.3 6.9 64.4 11 Petro Chemicals - - - - 0.2 - 0.2 12 Petroleum Refining 3.2 - 3.2 12.1 11.0 1.2 13 Minning & Quarrying - - - 0.3 11.5 - 11.2 14 Oil & Gas Explorations 149.6 - 149.6 198.8 4.0 194.9

  Of which Privatisation proceeds - - - - - - 15 Pharmaceuticals & OTC Products 4.3 52.6 - 48.3 6.7 0.6 6.1 16 Cosmetics - - - - - - 17 Fertilizers - - - 0.0 - 0.0 18 Cement 4.2 10.9 - 6.6 17.9 3.5 14.4 19 Ceramics 0.4 - 0.4 0.6 - 0.6 20 Basic Metals 1.1 - 1.1 1.7 - 1.7 21 Metal Products 1.8 24.9 - 23.1 4.5 1.0 3.5 22 Machinery other than Electrical 0.0 - 0.0 1.0 - 1.0 23 Electrical Machinery 1.0 0.0 1.0 0.1 11.2 - 11.1 24 Electronics 9.8 9.4 0.5 10.5 0.8 9.7

  I) Consumer/Household 5.4 3.0 2.4 8.7 0.2 8.4   II) Industrial 4.4 6.4 - 1.9 1.8 0.6 1.3

from previous lideFOREIGN DIRECT INVESTMENT IN PAKISTAN-BY SECTOR

  (Million US $)

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

Inflow Outflow Net FDI Inflow Outflow Net FDI

25 Transport Equipment(Automobiles) 19.6 - 19.6 28.1 0.9 27.3   I) Motorcycles 2.8 - 2.8 8.8 - 8.8   II) Cars 12.0 - 12.0 13.7 0.9 12.8   III) Buses,Trucks,Vans & Trail 4.9 - 4.9 5.6 - 5.6

26 Power 46.6 19.1 27.6 102.6 84.0 18.6   I) Thermal 34.0 19.1 14.9 89.3 76.9 12.4   Of which Privatisation proceeds - - - - - -   II) Hydel 12.7 0.0 12.6 13.3 7.1 6.2   III) Coal - - - - - -

27 Construction 12.1 1.0 11.1 14.6 3.4 11.2 28 Trade 22.5 0.1 22.5 10.1 11.9 - 1.8 29 Transport 0.2 0.1 0.1 2.1 1.0 1.1 30 Tourism 1.0 - 1.0 0.8 - 0.8 31 Storage Facilities - 0.1 - 0.1 - 2.0 - 2.0 32 Communications 861.1 745.8 115.3 94.8 261.1 - 166.3

  1) Telecommunications 836.9 689.6 147.4 89.0 256.6 - 167.6   Of which Privatisation proceeds - - - - - -   2) Information Technology 24.1 56.0 - 31.9 5.5 4.4 1.1   I) Software Development 1.8 0.0 1.8 1.8 0.6 1.2   II) Hardware Development 0.2 - 0.2 0.4 - 0.4   III) I.T.Service 22.2 56.0 - 33.8 3.3 3.8 - 0.5   3) Postal & Courier Services - 0.2 - 0.2 0.3 - 0.3

33 Financial Business 58.2 32.6 25.7 106.7 40.4 66.3   Of which Privatisation proceeds - - - - - -

34 Social Services 0.1 - 0.1 0.8 0.8 - 0.0 35 Personal Services 15.5 2.3 13.2 46.5 1.4 45.1 36 Others 8.2 5.4 2.8 18.9 15.9 3.0

TOTAL 1,371.2 948.4 422.8 849.1 494.3 354.8

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

ItemNovember

July-NovemberAmount

% growth2014 2013 FY15 FY14

  1. USA 178.75 174.42 1,084.22 1,025.19 5.76  2. U.K.   156.66 155.14 981.26 962.83 1.91  3. Saudi Arabia 429.09 334.10 2,150.74 1,793.73 19.90

  4. UAE   271.17 236.29 1,621.65 1,297.26 25.01  Dubai 141.57 121.02 851.95 656.26 29.82  Abu Dhabi 125.08 111.67 742.52 617.19 20.31  Sharjah 4.46 3.50 26.70 23.18 15.19  Other 0.06 0.10 0.48 0.63 -23.81  5. Other GCC Countries 150.51 128.18 848.64 732.64 15.83  Bahrain 25.71 20.78 144.82 127.03 14.00  Kuwait 55.56 47.89 310.74 274.11 13.36  Qatar 21.99 23.40 133.55 136.85 -2.41  Oman 47.25 36.11 259.53 194.65 33.33  6. EU Countries 24.29 29.84 166.08 179.19 -7.32  Germany 6.09 5.99 34.45 34.39 0.17  France 1.84 2.45 13.04 15.65 -16.68  Netherland 0.21 0.34 1.46 1.84 -20.65  Spain 2.90 5.51 24.43 35.06 -30.32  Italy 2.06 2.06 14.58 14.56 0.14  Greece 1.22 0.98 6.95 6.46 7.59  Sweden 0.82 0.87 5.57 6.62 -15.86  Denmark 0.61 1.80 7.04 11.28 -37.59  Ireland 8.26 9.61 56.49 51.91 8.82  Belgium 0.28 0.23 2.07 1.42 45.77  7. Norway 1.96 2.07 13.51 13.57 -0.44  8. Switzerland 1.85 2.11 13.19 13.44 -1.86  9. Australia 11.71 11.64 74.10 67.74 9.39  10. Canada 12.58 12.20 81.42 76.21 6.84  11. Japan 0.47 0.36 3.23 2.00 61.50  12. Other Countries 81.58 44.06 360.40 243.69 47.89

TOTAL 1,320.62 1,130.41 7,398.44 6,407.49 15.47

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