Pakistan exported US$1.716 billion worth of goods to the United States during the quarter of the current fiscal year 2026-27. This figure represents a 4.44 per cent increase compared to the US$1.643 billion recorded in the same quarter last year.
China ranked as the second largest destination for Pakistani products, receiving exports valued at US$663.567 million. Trade with China rose by 17.95 per cent from the US$562.560 million exported during the corresponding period of the previous year.
The United Kingdom secured the third position as an export market with a total value of US$612.305 million. Exports to the UK grew from US$574.171 million in the previous year's quarter.
Pakistan also shipped US$572.624 million of products to the United Arab Emirates (UAE), up from US$492.167 million last year. Germany saw a reduction in trade, with exports falling to US$389.116 million from US$446.100 million in the same quarter last year.
Holland recorded exports of $370.005 million, a decrease from the $381.752 million sent during the previous year's quarter. Spain received US$154.244 million in exports, down from US$383.122 million in the corresponding period last year.
Sweden saw a rise in trade to $72.189 million, compared to $46.259 million in the previous year. Bangladesh exports stood at US$174.776 million, slightly lower than the US$180.114 million recorded last year.
France received US$136.030 million in goods, nearly identical to the US$136.686 million exported in the same quarter last year. Belgium exports dropped to US$127.431 million from US$137.871 million in the previous year.
Saudi Arabia received US$168.188 million in exports, an increase from the US$160.304 million sent last year. Turkiye recorded exports of US$57.712 million during the current quarter.
