KARACHI: Pakistan has reported a notable current account surplus of $1.07 billion for the month of March, marking a significant development in the country’s financial landscape. This figure represents the second-highest surplus on record, following the $1.2 billion surplus logged in March of the previous year.
According to Radio Pakistan, Khurram Schehzad, the Adviser to the Finance Minister, announced the achievement on his X handle. Schehzad highlighted that the surplus indicates a strengthening of Pakistan’s external sector. The consistent surpluses suggest an improvement in the stability of the nation’s balance of payments, signaling positive trends for the country’s economic health.