Pakistan’s textile exports fell sharply in June 2026, dropping 22.63% from the previous month, according to official data. Venezuela Earthquake Death toll rises to 2,645 as rescue efforts continue Exports stood at $1.282 billion in June, compared with $1.657 billion in May. The figures point to weaker monthly export performance. On a yearly basis, exports also declined. They fell from $1.522 billion in June 2025 to $1.282 billion in June 2026. Annual exports post slight increase Despite the June slowdown, Pakistan’s textile sector recorded modest growth over the full fiscal year. Official figures showed textile exports reached $17.97 billion in FY2025-26. That compares with $17.91 billion in FY2024-25, marking an annual increase of 0.34%. The textile industry remains Pakistan’s largest export sector. It also serves as a key source of foreign exchange earnings. Industry eyes stable growth Industry stakeholders have repeatedly called for stable energy supplies and competitive production costs. They also say stronger global demand is essential to sustain export growth. Meanwhile, analysts noted that monthly export figures often fluctuate because of shipment schedules, international demand and commodity prices. They said the June decline could affect short-term performance. However, the sector still achieved modest annual growth during the fiscal year. The latest figures come as Pakistan seeks to strengthen its export base. The government also aims to improve external sector stability by expanding value-added exports and increasing access to international markets. Post navigation US Dollar Greenback heads for biggest weekly fall in nearly three months
