Pakistan's exports move up by 35.7% in first four months of fiscal year 2022-23

[FOOLS_NIGHTMARE]

• Exports from Pakistan see rise in first four months of current fiscal year.
• On year-on-year basis, exports from country increased by 24.29%.
• Imports during July–October 2022 show increase of 12.87%.

ISLAMABAD: The exports from Pakistan witnessed an increase of 35.77% during the first four months of the current fiscal year (2022-23), in rupee terms, as compared to the corresponding period of last year, Pakistan Bureau of Statistics (PBS) reported.

The exports from July-October (2022-23) were recorded at Rs2,131,776 million against the exports of Rs1,570,136 in July-October (2021-22), showing an increase of 35.77%, according to provisional data released by PBS.

On a year-on-year basis, country's exports increased by 24.29% and were recorded at Rs525,831 million in October 2022, against the exports of Rs423,063 million during October 2021

On a month-on-month basis, the exports increased by 6.72% in October 2022 when compared to the exports of Rs563,714 million recorded in September 2022.

The main commodities of exports during October 2022 were knitwear (Rs86,400 million), readymade garments (Rs60,778 million), bedwear (Rs47,895 million), cotton cloth (Rs37,407 million), rice other than basmati (Rs20,344 million), towels (Rs17,553 million), made-up articles, excluding towels & Bedwear (Rs12,758 million), fish & fish preparations (Rs12,057 million), rice Basmati (Rs11,375 million) and cotton yarn (Rs10,819 million)

On the other hand, imports during July–October 2022 totaled Rs4,701,648 million as against Rs4,165,590 million during the corresponding period of last year showing an increase of 12.87%.

During the month of October 2022, the imports amounted to Rs1,039,036 million as against Rs1,232,299 million in September 2022 and Rs1,093,545 million during October 2021 showing a decrease of 15.68% over September 2021 and of 4.98% over October 2021.

The main commodities of imports during October 2022 were petroleum products (Rs100,436 million), petroleum crude (Rs82,124 million), natural gas, liquified (Rs65,485 million), palm oil (Rs59,739 million), plastic materials (Rs47,301 million), iron & steel (Rs38,517 million), raw cotton (Rs29,943 million), iron & steel scrap (Rs26,037 million), electrical machinery & apparatus (Rs24,058 million) and medicinal products (Rs23,234 million).

Pakistan's exports move up by 35.7% in fist four months of fiscal year 2022-23

Exports from Pakistan see rise in first four months of current fiscal year.On year-on-year basis, exports from country increased by 24.29%.Imports during July–October 2022 show increase of 12.87%.

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[ziaulislam]

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• Exports from Pakistan see rise in first four months of current fiscal year.
• On year-on-year basis, exports from country increased by 24.29%.
• Imports during July–October 2022 show increase of 12.87%.

ISLAMABAD: The exports from Pakistan witnessed an increase of 35.77% during the first four months of the current fiscal year (2022-23), in rupee terms, as compared to the corresponding period of last year, Pakistan Bureau of Statistics (PBS) reported.

The exports from July-October (2022-23) were recorded at Rs2,131,776 million against the exports of Rs1,570,136 in July-October (2021-22), showing an increase of 35.77%, according to provisional data released by PBS.

On a year-on-year basis, country's exports increased by 24.29% and were recorded at Rs525,831 million in October 2022, against the exports of Rs423,063 million during October 2021

On a month-on-month basis, the exports increased by 6.72% in October 2022 when compared to the exports of Rs563,714 million recorded in September 2022.

The main commodities of exports during October 2022 were knitwear (Rs86,400 million), readymade garments (Rs60,778 million), bedwear (Rs47,895 million), cotton cloth (Rs37,407 million), rice other than basmati (Rs20,344 million), towels (Rs17,553 million), made-up articles, excluding towels & Bedwear (Rs12,758 million), fish & fish preparations (Rs12,057 million), rice Basmati (Rs11,375 million) and cotton yarn (Rs10,819 million)

On the other hand, imports during July–October 2022 totaled Rs4,701,648 million as against Rs4,165,590 million during the corresponding period of last year showing an increase of 12.87%.

During the month of October 2022, the imports amounted to Rs1,039,036 million as against Rs1,232,299 million in September 2022 and Rs1,093,545 million during October 2021 showing a decrease of 15.68% over September 2021 and of 4.98% over October 2021.

The main commodities of imports during October 2022 were petroleum products (Rs100,436 million), petroleum crude (Rs82,124 million), natural gas, liquified (Rs65,485 million), palm oil (Rs59,739 million), plastic materials (Rs47,301 million), iron & steel (Rs38,517 million), raw cotton (Rs29,943 million), iron & steel scrap (Rs26,037 million), electrical machinery & apparatus (Rs24,058 million) and medicinal products (Rs23,234 million).

Pakistan's exports move up by 35.7% in fist four months of fiscal year 2022-23

Exports from Pakistan see rise in first four months of current fiscal year.On year-on-year basis, exports from country increased by 24.29%.Imports during July–October 2022 show increase of 12.87%.

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What a fucking

What the ****

Am I dreaming..this has to be most hilarious post I have ever seen on PDF..I chocked almost..


Like export went up in rupees that has devalued by 60%

I.e a negative growth in dollars or real value..

 

[That Guy]

>in rupee terms.

That's because of inflation, moron.

ExIm is conducted in dollars, so dollars is what matters more here. Pakistani exports are DOWN, NOT UP.

This is misinformation, GEO is play the role of a fake news outlet.

 

[ziaulislam]

>in rupee terms.

That's because of inflation, moron.

ExIm is conducted in dollars, so dollars is what matters more here. Pakistani exports are DOWN, NOT UP.

This is misinformation, GEO is play the role of a fake news outlet.

It's actually most incredible trolling.
Can't believe it never came to my mind..

I am so pissed off that I couldn't post this before Geo came up with the idea

FYI.
Zimbabwe is now exporting in trillions in dollars.

Zimbabwean dollars

 

[Englishman]

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• Exports from Pakistan see rise in first four months of current fiscal year.
• On year-on-year basis, exports from country increased by 24.29%.
• Imports during July–October 2022 show increase of 12.87%.

ISLAMABAD: The exports from Pakistan witnessed an increase of 35.77% during the first four months of the current fiscal year (2022-23), in rupee terms, as compared to the corresponding period of last year, Pakistan Bureau of Statistics (PBS) reported.

The exports from July-October (2022-23) were recorded at Rs2,131,776 million against the exports of Rs1,570,136 in July-October (2021-22), showing an increase of 35.77%, according to provisional data released by PBS.

On a year-on-year basis, country's exports increased by 24.29% and were recorded at Rs525,831 million in October 2022, against the exports of Rs423,063 million during October 2021

On a month-on-month basis, the exports increased by 6.72% in October 2022 when compared to the exports of Rs563,714 million recorded in September 2022.

The main commodities of exports during October 2022 were knitwear (Rs86,400 million), readymade garments (Rs60,778 million), bedwear (Rs47,895 million), cotton cloth (Rs37,407 million), rice other than basmati (Rs20,344 million), towels (Rs17,553 million), made-up articles, excluding towels & Bedwear (Rs12,758 million), fish & fish preparations (Rs12,057 million), rice Basmati (Rs11,375 million) and cotton yarn (Rs10,819 million)

On the other hand, imports during July–October 2022 totaled Rs4,701,648 million as against Rs4,165,590 million during the corresponding period of last year showing an increase of 12.87%.

During the month of October 2022, the imports amounted to Rs1,039,036 million as against Rs1,232,299 million in September 2022 and Rs1,093,545 million during October 2021 showing a decrease of 15.68% over September 2021 and of 4.98% over October 2021.

The main commodities of imports during October 2022 were petroleum products (Rs100,436 million), petroleum crude (Rs82,124 million), natural gas, liquified (Rs65,485 million), palm oil (Rs59,739 million), plastic materials (Rs47,301 million), iron & steel (Rs38,517 million), raw cotton (Rs29,943 million), iron & steel scrap (Rs26,037 million), electrical machinery & apparatus (Rs24,058 million) and medicinal products (Rs23,234 million).

Pakistan's exports move up by 35.7% in fist four months of fiscal year 2022-23

Exports from Pakistan see rise in first four months of current fiscal year.On year-on-year basis, exports from country increased by 24.29%.Imports during July–October 2022 show increase of 12.87%.

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I understand why you are a fools nightmare now.

Fools only fear bigger fools.

 

[Sugarcane]

I think IK pointed out issue of stunted growth years ago. He is proven right on this as well.

 

[tman786]

This is shameless misreporting. I'm gob smacked our chief patwari @FOOLS_NIGHTMARE had the balls to post this here

 

[AZ1]

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[ziaulislam]

This is shameless misreporting. I'm gob smacked our chief patwari @FOOLS_NIGHTMARE had the balls to post this here

Its trolling not misreporting..
exports are indeed up in term of rupees

I think @FOOLS_NIGHTMARE has started trolling like me

 

[Flight of falcon]

What a cluster F… of Patwari journalism ….. and @FOOLS_NIGHTMARE probably already ate khota Biryani to celebrate until he realized wait there is something in daal he is eating…

 

[epebble]

Its trolling not misreporting..
exports are indeed up in term of rupees

I think @FOOLS_NIGHTMARE has started trolling like me

But it is important to note that the rate of growth of exports is larger than rate of growth of imports. That means the trade deficit is shrinking. That is a good thing. Scarcity of foreign exchange may be having the desired effect of increasing exports and decreasing imports. If the trade deficit falls below remittances, there is some breathing room where loans can be renegotiated.

The exports from July-October (2022-23) .... increase of 35.77%
On a year-on-year basis, country's exports increased by 24.29%

imports during July–October 2022 ..... increase of 12.87%.
During the month of October 2022, the imports ...... showing a decrease of 15.68% over September 2021 and of 4.98% over October 2021.

 

[ziaulislam]

But it is important to note that the rate of growth of exports is larger than rate of growth of imports. That means the trade deficit is shrinking. That is a good thing. Scarcity of foreign exchange may be having the desired effect of increasing exports and decreasing imports. If the trade deficit falls below remittances, there is some breathing room where loans can be renegotiated.

The exports from July-October (2022-23) .... increase of 35.77%
On a year-on-year basis, country's exports increased by 24.29%

imports during July–October 2022 ..... increase of 12.87%.
During the month of October 2022, the imports ...... showing a decrease of 15.68% over September 2021 and of 4.98% over October 2021.

Good thing is that govt refusal to open any Lc is good way to destroy both imports and exports

 

[Enigma SIG]

This is exactly like those people who say: "Yar 10 sal pehle civic li ti 30 lac ki aj bechun to bi 30 lac mil jaein ge!".

LMAO

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Mian de tattay choopo and visa thappa easy!