Pakistan Registers Account Surplus, Improvement in Economic and Real Estate Prospects

In September 2025 Pakistan registered a USD 110 million current account surplus as compared to USD 52 million a year earlier. Its increase was the result of increased remittances and a slight increase in exports (USD 3.43 billion). Imports on the other hand also rose to USD 6.02 billion.

The first quarter of FY26 presents an USD 594 million loss, despite this surplus per month. Analysts note that the gain is attributed to high remittances and exports although it is reported that high import demand continues to make the situation shaky.

In the case of real estate, excess is an indicator of a short term economic stability which may improve investor confidence and the demand of the property.