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Pakistan Faces $649 Million Current Account Deficit in June as FY26 Ends in Shortfall

The State Bank of Pakistan reports a significant shift in the current account, with a $649 million deficit in June and a reversal from last year's surplus.

Editorial StaffJuly 17, 20261 MIN READ
Pakistan Faces $649 Million Current Account Deficit in June as FY26 Ends in Shortfall

Pakistan has reported a current account deficit of $649 million for June, marking a significant downturn in its fiscal health. This figure is part of a broader trend, as the country recorded a total deficit of $139 million for the entire fiscal year 2025-26.

This represents a stark contrast to the previous fiscal year, where Pakistan enjoyed a surplus of $1.838 billion. The reversal highlights ongoing economic challenges faced by the nation.

The data was released by the State Bank of Pakistan, indicating the pressures on the economy and the need for strategic financial management moving forward.