Pakistan, May 9 -- Pakistan's services exports increased by 9.85% in the first nine months of FY25. The total reached $6.24 billion, up from $5.68 billion last year. The Pakistan Bureau of Statistics reported this growth. The rise is mainly due to higher demand for telecommunications, computer, and information services. However, there was a 6.50% drop in travel services exports in August 2024. Despite this dip, overall export growth remains positive.

In rupees, services exports grew by 7.41%. They totaled Rs1.734 trillion during July-March 2025. This is higher than Rs1.616 trillion in the same period last year. March 2025 saw a 4.89% increase, with exports reaching $743.32 million. This is up from $708.66 million in March 2024. The data ...