Pakistan, July 19 -- Pakistan's current account (C/A) posted a massive surplus of $2.1 billion during the fiscal year (FY) 2024-25, a sharp contrast against $2.07 billion deficit recorded in the FY24, data released on Friday by the State Bank of Pakistan (SBP) showed.

"This is the first current account surplus in 14 years," said AKD Securities. The surplus came on the back of a significant increase in remittance inflows during FY25, which clocked in at $38.3 billion, reflecting an increase of 27% on a yearly basis.

Meanwhile, the country's C/A registered a surplus of $328 million in June 2025, against a deficit of $84 million (revised) last month and a deficit of $500 million in June 2024. The current account surplus comes on the back o...