Economic Boost: Pakistan’s Current Account Surplus Hits $1.07 Billion in March
Pakistan’s external account has shown remarkable resilience, with the State Bank of Pakistan (SBP) reporting a significant current account surplus of $1.07 billion for March 2026.
The latest data released on Wednesday shows a sharp rise compared to February’s surplus of $231 million. This achievement represents the third consecutive month that Pakistan has stayed “in the green,” a trend that financial experts suggest is a sign of stabilizing trade balances and improved foreign inflows.
Khurram Schehzad, Adviser to the Finance Minister, took to social media to celebrate the milestone, stating that the nation’s external account continues to strengthen. This consistent performance is expected to build investor confidence and provide a much-needed cushion for the country’s foreign exchange reserves.
