Pakistan’s Trade Statistics

Monthly Review (July-September 2014-15)

ByRESEARCH & ANALYSIS

DIRECTORATE

22-10-2014

Pakistan’s Trade Performance [Million USD]

JULY - SEPTEMBER 2014-15

 

Year (2014-15) Year (2013-14) values only

Exports Imports Balance Exports Imports Balance

Value%age

GrowthValue

%age Growt

hValue

%age Growth

Exports Imports Balance

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

August 1,911 -3.64 4,718 32.08 -2,807 76.65 1,983 3,572 -1,589

September 2,181 -16.67 4561 20.31 -2380 102.73 2,617 3,791 -1,174

Jul-Aug 6,051 -10.16 12,519 12.02 -6,504 45.11 6,695 11,177 -4,482

Values in US$ Million

Source: Pakistan Bureau of Statistics

2014-15 2013-140

2,000

4,000

6,000

8,000

10,000

12,000

14,000

6,015 6,695

12,519

11,177

Pakistan Merchandise TradeJuly-September period

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

SEPTEMBER JULY-SEPTEMBER

2014 2013 % Change 2014-15 2013-14 %

Change

 GRAND TOTAL 2,181 2,617 -16.67 6,015 6,695 -10.15

A TEXTILE & GARMENTS CATEGORY 1,255 1270 -1.16 3,417 3,559 -3.99

B AGRO & FOOD 335 340 -1.23 904 1,017 -11.16

C MINERAL & METAL 130 407 -67.95 330 591 -44.18

D ENGINEERING GOODS & OTHER MANFURES 211 347 -39.21 650 822 -20.84

E OTHER SECTORS 249 254 -2.12 714 706 1.06

TEXTILE & CLOTHING

57%

AGRO FOOD.15%

MINERAL & METAL

5%

Manufacturing11%

OTHER SECTORS12%

Export Composition Jul-Sep 2014-15

Total ExportUSD 6,015

million

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

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

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

A ) TEXTILE & CLOTHING ETC. 1,254,972 1,269,750 (1.16) 3,417,330 3,559,342 (3.99)

i) RAW COTTON 30,466 32,274 (5.60) 49,943 65,631 (23.90)Qty. M.T. 19,070 17,638 8.12 30,382 36,915 (17.70)A.U.P. per M.T. 1,597.59 1,829.80 (12.69) 1,643.84 1,777.90 (7.54)

ii) COTTON CARDED OR COMBED 20 56 (64.29) 70 190 (63.16)Qty.000 K.G. 14 44 (68.18) 50 303 (83.50)A.U.P. per K.G. 1.43 1.27 12.24 1.40 0.63 123.26

III) COTTON YARN 171,288 196,548 (12.85) 463,216 592,185 (21.78)Qty.000 K.G. 62,319 64,724 (3.72) 162,800 194,925 (16.48)A.U.P. per K.G. 2.75 3.04 (9.49) 2.85 3.04 (6.34)

iv) YARN OTHER THAN COTTON YARN 4,524 5,243 (13.71) 12,200 12,418 (1.76)

v) COTTON FABRICS 227,169 262,034 (13.31) 629,404 727,786 (13.52)Qty. 000 Sq.M 134,387 229,085 (41.34) 416,733 677,407 (38.48)A.U.P. per Sq.M. 1.69 1.14 47.79 1.51 1.07 40.58

vi) READYMADE GARMENTS 162,943 151,952 7.23 484,374 471,282 2.78Qty. 000 DOZ 2,452 2,039 20.26 7,612 7,074 7.61A.U.P. PER. DOZ 66.45 74.52 (10.83) 63.63 66.62 (4.49)

vii) KNITWEAR ( HOSIERY ) 222,351 189,735 17.19 632,233 568,747 11.16Qty. 000 DOZ 14,201 9,952 42.69 34,187 27,143 25.95A.U.P. PER. DOZ 15.66 19.07 (17.87) 18.49 20.95 (11.74)

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VALUE IN '000' $

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

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

A ) TEXTILE & CLOTHING ETC. 1,254,972 1,269,750 (1.16) 3,417,330 3,559,342 (3.99)

viii) MADE-UPS ( EXCL. TOWELS AND BEDWEAR 57,337 52,546 9.12 155,736 160,023 (2.68)

ix) BED WARE 202,448 253,087 (20.01) 552,943 571,651 (3.27)

Qty. 000 K.G. 29,079 39,414 (26.22) 84,189 87,003 (3.23)

A.U.P. per K.G. 6.96 6.42 8.42 6.57 6.57 (0.04)

x) TOWELS 69,844 66,240 5.44 183,486 177,024 3.65

Qty. 000 K.G. 19,855 14,724 34.85 47,928 38,930 23.11

A.U.P. per K.G. 3.52 4.50 (21.81) 3.83 4.55 (15.81)

xi) TENTS AND CANVAS 24,398 5,800 320.66 43,062 16,693 157.96

Qty.000 K.G. 6,641 2,377 179.39 12,634 6,573 92.21

A.U.P. per K.G. 3.67 2.44 50.56 3.41 2.54 34.21

xii) ART SILK & SYNTH TEX. 35,029 17,769 97.14 96,042 87,952 9.20

Qty. 000 Sq.M 14,520 15,282 (4.99) 52,087 97,963 (46.83)

A.U.P. per Sq.M. 2.41 1.16 107.48 1.84 0.90 105.38

xiii) OTHERS TEXTILE PROD./ MATERIAL 47,155 36,466 29.31 114,621 107,760 6.37

VALUE IN '000' $

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

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

B ) AGRO FOOD. 335,481 339,658 (1.23) 903,791 1,017,281 (11.16)

1 RICE 132,878 140,726 (5.58) 362,784 404,635 (10.34)

Qty. M.T. 221,715 228,802 (3.10) 587,424 635,637 (7.58)

A.U.P. per M.T. 599.32 615.06 (2.56) 617.58 636.58 (2.98)

a) RICE (Basmati) 52,950 51,216 3.39 138,231 154,736 (10.67)

Qty. M.T. 54,663 49,674 10.04 133,626 144,666 (7.63)

A.U.P. per M.T. 968.66 1,031.04 (6.05) 1,034.46 1,069.61 (3.29)

b) RICE (Others) 79,928 89,510 (10.70) 224,553 249,899 (10.14)

Qty. M.T. 167,052 179,128 (6.74) 453,798 490,971 (7.57)

A.U.P. per M.T. 478.46 499.70 (4.25) 494.83 508.99 (2.78)

ii) FISH & FISH PREPARATIONS 37,609 41,893 (10.23) 78,293 85,258 (8.17)

Qty. 000 K.G. 15,253 16,552 (7.85) 31,378 33,697 (6.88)

A.U.P. per K.G. 2.47 2.53 (2.58) 2.50 2.53 (1.38)

iii) FRUITS 26,294 31,323 (16.06) 73,480 87,877 (16.38)

Qty. 000 K.G. 40,023 53,880 (25.72) 118,593 142,016 (16.49)

A.U.P. per K.G. 0.66 0.58 13.01 0.62 0.62 0.13

iv) VEGETABLES 6,156 10,553 (41.67) 22,968 42,113 (45.46)

Qty. 000 K.G. 14,207 27,260 (47.88) 68,390 130,465 (47.58)

A.U.P. per K.G. 0.43 0.39 11.93 0.34 0.32 4.04

v) LEGUMINOUS VEGETABLES - 956 (100.00) 0 2,776 (100.00)

Qty. 000 K.G. 0 986 (100.00) 0 3,186 (100.00)

A.U.P. per K.G. #DIV/0! 0.97 #DIV/0! #DIV/0! 0.87 #DIV/0!Continue..

VALUE IN '000' $

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

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

B ) AGRO FOOD. 335,481 339,658 (1.23) 903,791 1,017,281 (11.16)

vi) MEAT PREPARATIONS 15,262 16,461 (7.28) 50,109 64,002 (21.71)

vii) WHEAT 10 2,211 (99.55) 10 3,993 (99.75)

viii) SUGAR 27,603 3,890 609.59 69,793 29,183 139.16

Qty. 000 K.G. 55,831 8,225 578.80 145,409 61,045 138.20

A.U.P. per K.G. 0.49 0.47 4.54 0.48 0.48 0.40

ix) OIL SEEDS 4,250 3,942 7.81 6,235 10,572 (41.02)

Qty. 000 K.G. 2,663 3,044 (12.52) 3,848 13,415 (71.32)

A.U.P. per K.G. 1.60 1.30 23.24 1.62 0.79 105.61

x) TOBACCO 1,593 1,203 32.42 3,902 5,125 (23.86)

Qty. 000 K.G. 589 453 30.02 1,265 1,715 (26.24)

A.U.P. per K.G. 2.70 2.66 1.84 3.08 3 3.22

xi) SPICES 4,456 4,611 (3.36) 11,422 11,608 (1.60)

Qty. 000 K.G. 1,358 1,546 (12.16) 3,280 3,844 (14.67)

A.U.P. per K.G. 3.28 2.98 10.02 3.48 3.02 15.32

xii) GUAR & GUAR PRODUCTS 5,784 4,429 30.59 17,348 20,389 (14.91)

xiii) MOLASSES 10 10,573 (99.91) 3,602 15,381 (76.58)

Qty. M.T. 71 89,050 (99.92) 27,671 125,524 (77.96)

A.U.P. per M.T. 140.85 118.73 18.63 130.17 123 6.23

xiv) ALL OTHER FOOD ITEMS 73,576 66,887 10.00 203,845 234,369 (13.02)

VALUE IN '000' $

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

September July-September

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

C ) MINERAL & METAL. 130,279 406,513 (67.95) 329,869 590,904 (44.18)

i) ONYX MANF. 860 419 105.25 2,759 2,181 26.50

ii) GEMS & JEWELRY 1,720 58,568 (97.06) 4,424 114,196 (96.13)

a) GEMS 811 812 (0.12) 1,974 1,759 12.22

b) JEWELRY 909 57,756 (98.43) 2,450 112,437 (97.82)

iii) PETROLEUM GROUP 127,699 347,526 (63.25) 322,686 474,527 (32.00)

a ) PETROLEUM CRUDE 37,218 - #DIV/0! 90,942 - #DIV/0!

b )PETROLEUM PRODUCTS ( EXCL.TOP NAPHTHA ) 11,315 28,538 (60.35) 26,715 33,924 (21.25)

Qty. M.T. 11,917 31,010 (61.57) 29,236 36,586 (20.09)

A.U.P. per M.T. 949.48 920.28 3.17 913.77 927.24 (1.45)

c ) PETROLEUM TOP NAPHTHA 79,166 318,980 (75.18) 205,029 440,587 (53.46)

Qty. M.T. 86,000 386,812 (77.77) 213,500 526,512 (59.45)

A.U.P. per M.T. 920.53 824.64 11.63 960.32 836.80 14.76

d ) SOLID FUELS ( COAL ) 0 8 (100.00) 0 16 (100.00)

Qty. M.T. 0 50 (100.00) 0 95 (100.00)

A.U.P. per M.T. 0 0.16 (100.00) 0 0.17 (100.00)

VALUE IN '000' $

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

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

D )

ENGINEERING GOODS & OTHER MANF. GROUP

211,233 347,460 (39.21) 650,413 821,694 (20.84)

i) MACHINERY & TRANSPORT EQUIPMENTS 16,611 28,884 (42.49) 61,571 88,890 (30.73)

a) ELECTRIC FANS 2,111 1,873 12.71 8,630 8,372 3.08

b) TRANSPORT EQUIPMENT/ AUTO PARTS 918 1,039 (11.65) 2,364 4,241 (44.26)

c) AUTO PARTS & ACCESSORIES 1,681 1,973 (14.80) 4,032 5,245 (23.13)

d) OTHER ELECTRICAL MACHINERY 5,960 6,569 (9.27) 25,169 27,863 (9.67)

e)MACHINERY FOR PARTICULAR INDUSTRIES

0 2,825 (100.00) 4,160 9,889 (57.93)

f ) OTHER MACHINERY 5,941 14,605 (59.32) 17,216 33,280 (48.27)

ii) SURGICAL INSTRUMENTS 30,750 25,415 20.99 78,827 81,181 (2.90)

iii) CUTLERY 7,612 7,096 7.27 21,308 21,832 (2.40)

iv) SPORTS GOODS 25,083 30,731 (18.38) 82,015 81,527 0.60

v) CHEMICAL & ITS PRODUCTS 77,964 203,580 (61.70) 260,958 399,391 (34.66)

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

b) PLASTIC MATERIALS 23,421 26,411 (11.32) 61,471 83,868 (26.71)

c) PHARMACEUTICAL PRODUCTS 18,419 15,743 17.00 47,197 42,148 11.98

d) OTHER CHEMICALS 36,124 161,426 (77.62) 152,290 273,375 (44.29)

vi) HANDICRAFTS 0 13 (100.00) 1,238 38 3,157.89

vii) FURNITURE 684 423 61.70 1,718 1,308 31.35

viii) CEMENT 52,529 51,318 2.36 142,778 147,527 (3.22)

VALUE IN '000' $

NO.

C O M M O D I T I E S

September July-September

2014 2013 % Change 2014-15 2013-14%

Change

E) OTHER SECTORS 248,674 254,064 (2.12) 713,610 706,119 1.06

i ) LEATHER TANNED 46,227 43,899 5.30 122,702 128,914 (4.82)

Qty. 000 K.G. 1,785 2,527 (29.36) 5,011 7,341 (31.74)

A.U.P. per K.G. 25.90 17.37 49.08 24.49 17.56 39.44

ii) LEATHER GARMENTS/ MANF 54,855 52,392 4.70 158,904 165,411 (3.93)

a) LEATHER GARMENTS 35,303 37,538 (5.95) 105,022 110,812 (5.23)

b) LEATHER GLOVES 18,526 13,768 34.56 50,382 51,036 (1.28)

c) LEATHER MANF.N.S. 1,026 1,086 (5.52) 3,500 3,563 (1.77)

iii) FOOTWEAR 10,152 9,393 8.08 35,952 30,545 17.70

a) LEATHER FOOTWEAR 8,628 7,261 18.83 32,227 25,575 26.01

b) CANVAS FOOTWEAR 0 10 (100.00) 20 50 (60.00)

c) OTHER FOOTWEAR 1,524 2,122 (28.18) 3,705 4,920 (24.70)

b) CARPETS & RUGS MATS 8,794 10,115 (13.06) 26,030 28,755 (9.48)

c) ALL OTHER 128,646 138,265 (6.96) 370,022 352,494 4.97

TOTAL 2,180,639 2,617,445 (16.69) 6,015,013 6,695,340 (10.16)

INCREASING TREND OF SELECTED COMMODITIESDURING JULY-SEPTEMBER 2014-15

VALUE IN US$ THOUSAND

S.NO. C O M M O D I T I E S JULY-SEPTEMBER

2014-15 2013-14 % CHANGE

A ) TEXTILE & CLOTHING ETC. 1,553,818 1,429,458 8.70 1 KNITWEAR ( HOSIERY ) 632,233 568,747 11.16 2 READYMADE GARMENTS 484,374 471,282 2.78 3 TOWELS 183,486 177,024 3.65 4 OTHERS TEXTILE PROD./ MATERIAL 114,621 107,760 6.37 5 ART SILK & SYNTH TEX. 96,042 87,952 9.20 6 TENTS AND CANVAS 43,062 16,693 157.96

B ) AGRO FOOD. 69,793 29,183 139.16 1 SUGAR 69,793 29,183 139.16

C ) MINERAL & METAL. 2,759 2,181 26.50 1 ONYX MANF. 2,759 2,181 26.50

D ) ENGINEERING GOODS & OTHER MANF. GROUP 84,971 82,873 2.53 1 SPORTS GOODS 82,015 81,527 0.60 2 FURNITURE 1,718 1,308 31.35 3 HANDICRAFTS 1,238 38 3,157.89

E) OTHER SECTORS 402,249 378,069 6.401 LEATHER FOOTWEAR 32,227 25,575 26.01

ALL OTHERS 370,022 352,494 4.97

SUB TOTAL 2,113,590 1,921,764 9.99

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DECREASING TREND OF SELECTED COMMODITIES

DURING JULY- SEPTEMBER 2014-15VALUE IN US4 THOUSAND

S.NO. C O M M O D I T I E S JULY-SEPTEMBER  

2014-15 2013-14 %

D ) ENGINEERING GOODS & OTHER MANF. GROUP 565,442 738,821 (23.47)

CHEMICAL & ITS PRODUCTS 260,958 399,391 (34.66)

CEMENT 142,778 147,527 (3.22)

SURGICAL INSTRUMENTS 78,827 81,181 (2.90)

MACHINERY & TRANSPORT EQUIPMENTS 61,571 88,890 (30.73)

CUTLERY 21,308 21,832 (2.40)

E) OTHER SECTORS 311,361 328,050 (5.09)

LEATHER 122,702 128,914 (4.82)

LEATHER GARMENTS/ MANF 105,022 110,812 (5.23)

LEATHER GLOVES 50,382 51,036 (1.28)

LEATHER MANF.N.S. 3,500 3,563 (1.77)

II) CANVAS FOOTWEAR 20 50 (60.00)

III) OTHER FOOTWEAR 3,705 4,920 (24.70)

IV) CARPETS & RUGS '(WOOLLEN) 26,030 28,755 (9.48)

SUB TOTAL 3,901,423 4,773,576 (18.27)

STATEMENT SHOWING DECREASING TREND OF SELECTED COMMODITIESDURING JULY- SEPTEMBER 2014-15

VALUE IN US4 THOUSAND

S.NO. C O M M O D I T I E S JULY-SEPTEMBER  

2014-15 2013-14 %A ) TEXTILE & CLOTHING ETC. 1,863,512 2,129,884 (12.51)

COTTON FABRICS 629,404 727,786 (13.52)BED WARE 552,943 571,651 (3.27)COTTON YARN 463,216 592,185 (21.78)MADE-UPS ( EXCL.TOWELS & BED WARE) 155,736 160,023 (2.68)RAW COTTON 49,943 65,631 (23.90)YARN OTHER THAN COTTON YARN 12,200 12,418 (1.76)COTTON CARDED OR COMBED 70 190 (63.16)

B ) AGRO FOOD. 833,998 988,098 (15.60)RICE 362,784 404,635 (10.34)FISH & FISH PREPARATIONS 78,293 85,258 (8.17)FRUITS 73,480 87,877 (16.38)MEAT PREPARATIONS 50,109 64,002 (21.71)VEGETABLES 22,968 42,113 (45.46)GUAR & GUAR PRODUCTS 17,348 20,389 (14.91)SPICES 11,422 11,608 (1.60)OIL SEEDS 6,235 10,572 (41.02)TOBACCO 3,902 5,125 (23.86)MOLASSES 3,602 15,381 (76.58)WHEAT 10 3,993 (99.75)LEGUMINOUS VEGETABLES 0 2,776 (100.00)ALL OTHER FOOD ITEMS 203,845 234,369 (13.02)

C ) MINERAL & METAL. 327,110 588,723 (44.44)PETROLEUM GROUP 322,686 474,527 (32.00)GEMS & JEWELRY 4,424 114,196 (96.13)

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IMPORT OF SELECTED COMMODITIES IN AUGUST & JULY-SEPTEMBER 2014 AND 2013

VALUES IN US$ thousand

SL. No. COMMODITIES

September July-September

2014 2013 % Change 2014-15 2013-14%

Change

G R A N D T O T A L 4,561 3,791 20.31 12,519 11,177 12.01

A. FOOD GROUP 596 389 53.19 1,430 1,042 37.27

B. MACHINERY GROUP 613 493 24.30 1,782 1,435 24.25

C. TRANSPORT GROUP 239 287 -16.80 624 625 -0.14

D. PETROLEUM GROUP 1,333 1,352 -1.40 3,757 3,985 -5.71

E. TEXTILE GROUP 210 175 20.35 635 524 21.23

F. AGRICULTURAL AND OTHER CHEMICALS GROUP 630 537 17.27 1,861 1,557 19.52

G. METAL GROUP 350 216 61.74 900 742 21.29

H. MISCELLANEOUS GROUP 95 67 42.08 274 204 34.49

ALL OTHERS ITEMS 495 275 79.90 1,255 1,064 17.91

SBP EXPORT RECEIPTS BY COUNTRY

(Thousand US Dollar)

CONTINENT / REGIONJULY-SEPTEMBER

2014-15 2013-14 % Change

     

Total (received through Banks) 6,177,675 6,113,757 1.0

Asia 2,588,204 2,767,147 -6.5

Europe 1,940,951 1,651,113 17.6

Americas 1,204,699 1,230,729 -2.1

Africa 341,772 372,608 -8.3

Oceania & Others 102,049 92,160 10.7

Asia$ 1,649 million

(42%)

Europe$ 1,294 million

(31%)

Americas$ 802 millioin

(20%)

Africa$ 218 million

(6%)

Oceania & Other, $ 49 million

(1%)

SBP Export Receipt July-September 2014-15Total Receipts US$ 6,178 million

SBP EXPORT RECEIPTS BY TOP 10 COUNTRIES

(Thousand US Dollar)

RankCountries

JULY-SEPTEMBER

2014-15 2013-14 % Change

Total (received through Banks) 6,177,675 6,113,757 1.0

1 U. S. A. 1,005,208 1,025,393 -2.0

2 China 543,596 701,434 -22.5

3 U. K. 418,003 373,331 12.0

4 Afghanistan 397,345 249,605 59.2

5 U. A. E 338,526 416,628 -18.7

6 Germany 302,690 281,898 7.4

7 Italy 218,870 159,444 37.3

8 Spain 203,402 151,336 34.4

9 Bangladesh 175,731 185,991 -5.5

10 Netherlands (Holland) 166,632 127,206 31.0

SBP EXPORTS RECEIPTS BY TOP ASIAN COUNTRIES (Thousand $)

Rank

Asian Countries JULY-SEPTEMBER

2014-15 2013-14 % Change

Total 2,588,204 2,767,147 -6.5

1 China 543,596 701,434 -22.5

2 Afghanistan 397,345 249,605 59.2

3 U. A. E 338,526 416,628 -18.7

4 Bangladesh 175,731 185,991 -5.5

5 Singapore 152,046 89,300 70.3

6 Saudi Arabia 115,589 117,109 -1.3

7 Hong Kong 113,764 126,478 -10.1

8 South Korea 104,434 112,103 -6.8

9 India 100,887 89,068 13.3

10 Turkey 87,720 99,153 -11.5

SBP EXPORTS RECEIPTS BY TOP AMERICAN COUNTRIES (Thousand $)

RankCountries

JULY-SEPTEMBER

2014-15 2013-14 % Change

Total 1,204,699 1,230,729 -2.1

1 U. S. A. 1,005,208 1,025,393 -2.0

2 Canada 63,841 65,168 -2.0

3 Mexico 33,583 28,994 15.8

4 Chile 18,530 22,186 -16.5

5 Brazil 16,561 23,242 -28.7

6 Argentina 14,419 14,058 2.6

7 Colombia 14,027 15,068 -6.9

8 Peru 7,197 7,688 -6.4

9 Romania 6,979 5,820 19.9

10 Ecuador 2,948 1,966 50.0

SBP EXPORTS RECEIPTS BY TOP EUROPEAN COUNTRIES (Thousand $)

RankCountries

JULY-AUGUST

2014-15 2013-14 % Change

Total 1,940,951 1,651,113 17.6

1 U. K. 418,003 373,331 12.0

2 Germany 302,690 281,898 7.4

3 Italy 218,870 159,444 37.3

4 Spain 203,402 151,336 34.4

5 Netherlands (Holland) 166,632 127,206 31.0

6 France 146,825 128,118 14.6

7 Belgium 125,322 104,957 19.4

8 Portugal 44,508 38,638 15.2

9 Sweden 38,873 35,020 11.0

10 Poland 37,421 23,307 60.6

SBP EXPORTS RECEIPTS BY TOP AFRICAN COUNTRIES (thousand $)

RankCountries

JULY-SEPTEMBER

2014-15 2013-14 % Change

Total 341,772 372,608 -8.3

1 South Africa 63,129 78,787 -19.9

2 Kenya 61,571 44,413 38.6

3 Egypt 35,355 37,725 -6.3

4 Tanzania 20,449 19,819 3.2

5 Mozambique 16,979 27,321 -37.9

6 Madagascar 13,720 16,834 -18.5

7 Mauritius 9,533 9,941 -4.1

8 Angola 8,983 6,165 45.7

9 Uganda 8,641 5,680 52.1

10 Algeria 7,234 7,469 -3.1

EXPORTS AND IMPORTS OF SERVICESin million US$

ITEMJul-Sep

FY15 FY14

Exports of Services 1,712 992

1. Manufacturing services on physical inputs owned by others 0 02 Maintenance and repair services n.i.e. 3 13 Transport 331 3064 Travel 67 675 Construction 8 56 Insurance and pension services 13 187 Financial services 14 208 Charges for the use of intellectual property n.i.e. 2 19 Telecommunications, computer, and information services 193 17810 Other business services 200 18411 Personal, cultural, and recreational services 3 312 Government goods and services n.i.e. 878 209

Of which: Logistic Support 735 0

Imports of Services 2,159 1,886

1. Manufacturing services on physical inputs owned by others 0 02 Maintenance and repair services n.i.e. 6 223 Transport 1,109 9504 Travel 311 2905 Construction 2 06 Insurance and pension services 67 647 Financial services 80 308 Charges for the use of intellectual property n.i.e. 33 349 Telecommunications, computer, and information services 100 8310 Other business services 308 31011 Personal, cultural, and recreational services 2 212 Government goods and services n.i.e. 141 101

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

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

Inflow Outflow Net FDI Inflow Outflow Net FDI

1 Food 7.4 - 2.9 21.7 8.4 13.4 26.2 2 Food Packaging - - - - - - 3 Beverages 0.2 - 0.2 - 0.5 - 0.5 - 4 Tobacco & Cigarettes - 10.0 30.1 - 30.1 45.2 5 Sugar - - 2.2 - 2.2 3.5 6 Textiles - 0.8 7.8 - 7.8 5.1 7 Paper & Pulp - - - - - - 8 Leather & Leather Products 0.0 - 0.0 - 0.1 - 0.1 - 9 Rubber & Rubber Products 0.0 - 0.0 - 0.1 - 0.1 -

10 Chemicals 1.7 3.2 28.1 5.1 23.0 51.4 11 Petro Chemicals - 0.1 0.3 - 0.3 0.3 12 Petroleum Refining 1.6 - 1.4 0.5 4.7 - 4.2 0.5 13 Minning & Quarrying 2.3 0.2 7.4 6.9 0.5 7.4 14 Oil & Gas Explorations 1.8 43.6 91.6 5.4 86.2 109.3

  Of which Privatisation proceeds - - - - - - 15 Pharmaceuticals & OTC Products 0.2 0.8 5.4 53.1 - 47.7 2.7 16 Cosmetics - - - - - - 17 Fertilizers 0.0 0.0 0.1 1.0 - 0.9 0.1 18 Cement 0.7 1.6 6.9 12.9 - 6.0 6.8 19 Ceramics - 0.0 0.1 - 0.1 0.4 20 Basic Metals - 0.0 0.0 - 0.0 0.9 21 Metal Products 0.1 0.9 4.7 0.3 4.5 2.9 22 Machinery other than Electrical - 0.0 0.0 - 0.0 - 23 Electrical Machinery - 0.0 0.2 - 0.2 0.0 24 Electronics 0.7 0.3 7.4 5.1 2.3 6.3

  I) Consumer/Household 0.6 0.3 7.0 4.7 2.2 5.7   II) Industrial 0.1 0.1 0.4 0.3 0.1 0.6

from previous lideFOREIGN DIRECT INVESTMENT IN PAKISTAN-BY SECTOR

  (Million US $)

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

Inflow Outflow Net FDI Inflow Outflow Net FDI

25 Transport Equipment(Automobiles) 2.0 0.1 2.0 10.2 0.2 10.0   I) Motorcycles - - - 2.8 - 2.8   II) Cars 2.0 - 2.0 7.0 - 7.0   III) Buses,Trucks,Vans & Trail - 0.1 - 0.1 0.4 0.2 0.2

26 Power 24.3 10.6 13.7 55.6 36.9 18.7   I) Thermal 16.6 10.6 6.0 46.5 36.8 9.7   Of which Privatisation proceeds - - - - - -   II) Hydel 7.7 0.0 7.7 9.1 0.1 9.0   III) Coal - - - - - -

27 Construction 4.4 0.6 3.7 8.2 1.9 6.3 28 Trade 2.4 2.2 0.2 17.1 6.5 10.5 29 Transport 0.3 1.0 - 0.7 1.1 3.0 - 1.9 30 Tourism 0.2 - 0.2 0.5 - 0.5 31 Storage Facilities - - - - - - 32 Communications 10.4 19.2 - 8.7 31.2 64.0 - 32.8

  1) Telecommunications 8.0 19.0 - 11.0 24.8 57.5 - 32.7   Of which Privatisation proceeds - - - - - -   2) Information Technology 2.4 0.2 2.2 6.4 6.5 - 0.1   I) Software Development 1.5 0.1 1.3 4.3 0.4 3.9   II) Hardware Development 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0   III) I.T.Service 0.9 0.0 0.9 2.1 6.1 - 4.1   3) Postal & Courier Services - - - - - -

33 Financial Business 19.7 6.6 13.1 56.6 19.8 36.8   Of which Privatisation proceeds - - - - - -

34 Social Services 0.1 0.1 0.1 0.4 0.2 0.3 35 Personal Services 3.1 1.1 1.9 14.8 2.7 12.1 36 Others 2.6 2.7 - 0.1 6.7 8.7 - 2.0

TOTAL 143.2 60.8 82.4 417.1 247.6 169.5

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

ItemSeptember

July-SeptemberAmount

% growth2014 2013 FY15 FY14

  1. USA 235.99 173.87 692.08 624.80 10.77  2. U.K.   218.38 190.09 639.05 610.55 4.67  3. Saudi Arabia 495.63 373.58 1,347.00 1,106.17 21.77

  4. UAE   394.10 276.03 1,031.89 784.45 31.54  Dubai 210.42 149.25 535.98 391.87 36.77  Abu Dhabi 175.10 121.65 479.02 377.85 26.78  Sharjah 8.47 5.03 16.56 14.44 14.68  Other 0.11 0.10 0.33 0.29 13.79

  5. Other GCC Countries 213.11 151.24 545.04 447.14 21.89  Bahrain 34.87 25.43 90.50 80.07 13.03  Kuwait 76.88 56.76 200.60 168.23 19.24  Qatar 37.08 29.75 88.33 85.52 3.29  Oman 64.28 39.30 165.61 113.32 46.14

  6. EU Countries 34.05 33.85 111.51 109.19 2.12  Germany 7.53 6.03 21.66 20.69 4.69  France 2.71 2.90 8.34 9.61 -13.22  Netherland 0.31 0.29 0.98 1.10 -10.91  Spain 3.90 6.83 18.30 22.04 -16.97  Italy 3.02 1.65 10.01 9.25 8.22  Greece 1.51 1.29 4.48 3.92 14.29  Sweden 1.20 1.22 3.65 4.15 -12.05  Denmark 1.65 2.26 5.59 7.24 -22.79  Ireland 11.83 11.11 37.20 30.38 22.45  Belgium 0.39 0.27 1.30 0.81 60.49  7. Norway 3.18 2.98 9.06 8.48 6.84  8. Switzerland 2.63 2.83 7.23 8.65 -16.42  9. Australia 15.86 14.09 48.07 38.88 23.64  10. Canada 24.38 14.37 53.90 47.80 12.76  11. Japan 0.83 0.40 2.13 1.20 77.50  12. Other Countries 78.45 50.08 207.73 140.63 47.71

TOTAL 1,716.59 1,283.41 4,694.69 3,927.94 19.52

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