Pakistan recorded a trade surplus of around $480 million with the United States in the first two months of FY2026-27.
The United States remained Pakistan’s largest export market during July and August 2026. The figures were reported in documents reviewed by ProPakistani.
Pakistan exported goods worth approximately $1.17 billion to the US during the period. Imports from the American market reached around $690 million.
The latest figures show a positive trade balance between the two countries. However, imports from the United States increased sharply during the period.
Pakistan’s exports to the US rose by 10.46 percent compared with last year. This indicates continued demand for Pakistani products in the American market.
At the same time, US imports increased by nearly 144 percent during the first two months. The increase was significantly higher than the growth recorded in exports.
Despite the sharp rise in imports, Pakistan maintained a substantial surplus with the United States. The US continues to play an important role in Pakistan’s international trade.
The latest figures also show the scale of Pakistan’s exports to the American market. The United States remains a major destination for Pakistani goods.
During fiscal year 2025-26, Pakistan recorded a trade surplus of approximately $2.59 billion with the US.
Pakistan’s exports to the United States stood at around $5.91 billion during the full fiscal year. Meanwhile, imports from the US reached approximately $3.32 billion.
The annual figures indicate a strong trade relationship between Pakistan and the United States. Pakistani exports have continued to exceed imports from the American market.
However, the latest two-month data shows a significant increase in US imports. The 144 percent rise marks a notable change from the previous year.
Exports also recorded growth during the same period. Their 10.46 percent increase helped Pakistan retain a positive trade balance.
The United States remains particularly important for Pakistan’s export sector. Strong demand from the American market supports Pakistan’s overall export earnings.
The latest trade data also highlights the changing pattern of bilateral commerce. Imports are growing rapidly while exports continue to expand at a slower pace.
Pakistan will continue monitoring its trade performance during the current fiscal year. Further monthly figures will provide a clearer picture of the overall trend.
For now, the country has maintained a healthy surplus with the United States. The approximately $480 million surplus covers the first two months of FY2026-27.
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The figures underline the importance of the US market for Pakistan’s external trade. They also show the growing value of imports from the United States.
