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    Pakistan exported goods worth $2.24 billion in April 2012, averaging $1.53 billion from 2003-2012. Key exports include rice, furniture, cotton, cement, textiles, clothing, leather goods, and sports goods. Main export partners are the EU, US, UAE, and Afghanistan. Pakistan imported goods worth $3.76 billion in April 2012, averaging $2.35 billion from 2003-2012. Main imports are machinery, chemicals, oil products, raw materials, and food. Major import partners are the EU, China, Saudi Arabia, UAE, and US. Pakistan runs a large trade deficit due to low export demand and domestic political instability, though steps have

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    Pakistan exported goods worth $2.24 billion in April 2012, averaging $1.53 billion from 2003-2012. Key exports include rice, furniture, cotton, cement, textiles, clothing, leather goods, and sports goods. Main export partners are the EU, US, UAE, and Afghanistan. Pakistan imported goods worth $3.76 billion in April 2012, averaging $2.35 billion from 2003-2012. Main imports are machinery, chemicals, oil products, raw materials, and food. Major import partners are the EU, China, Saudi Arabia, UAE, and US. Pakistan runs a large trade deficit due to low export demand and domestic political instability, though steps have

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    Exports - Commodities: Textiles (Garments, Bed Linen, Cotton Cloth, Yarn)

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    Samreen Mahmood
    Pakistan exported goods worth $2.24 billion in April 2012, averaging $1.53 billion from 2003-2012. Key exports include rice, furniture, cotton, cement, textiles, clothing, leather goods, and sports goods. Main export partners are the EU, US, UAE, and Afghanistan. Pakistan imported goods worth $3.76 billion in April 2012, averaging $2.35 billion from 2003-2012. Main imports are machinery, chemicals, oil products, raw materials, and food. Major import partners are the EU, China, Saudi Arabia, UAE, and US. Pakistan runs a large trade deficit due to low export demand and domestic political instability, though steps have

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    Pakistan exports were worth 2240 Million USD in April of 2012.

    Historically, from 2003 until 2012, Pakistan Exports averaged 1529.7400 Million USD reaching an all time high of 2660.0000 Million USD in June of 2011 and a record low of 776.4000 Million USD in February of 2003. Pakistan exports rice, furniture, cotton fiber, cement, tiles, marble, textiles, clothing, leather goods, sports goods, surgical instruments, electrical appliances, software, carpets and rugs and food products. Pakistan now is being very well recognized for producing and exporting cements in Asia and Mid-East. Main exports partners are European Union (UK), United States, UAE, and Afghanistan. This page includes a chart with historical data for Pakistan Exports.

    Exports - commodities: textiles (garments, bed linen, cotton cloth, yarn), rice, leather goods, sports goods, chemicals, manufactures
    Cotton yarn & woven fabrics, Rice,fish, Made up textile articles, rags etc, Man made filament & yarns Animal or vegetable fats & oil ,Organic chemicals , Cotton yarn & woven fabrics , Leather and leather manufactures , Sport goods , Sport goods

    Imports: Fish Boilers, Machinery & mechanical appl. ,telecommunication equipment

    Cotton yarn & woven fabrics , Leather and leather manufactures , Sport goods , Sport goods

    Road vehicles 718.105 1030.14 947.18 Boilers, Machinery & Mach. App 395.78 375.773 354.88 Sport goods Iron & Steel 76.55 79.339 74.80 Telecommunication app/equipt. 45.132 93.348 88.23 Organic Chemicals 28.63 39.022 36.88
    Pakistan imports mainly petroleum, petroleum products, machinery, plastics, transportation equipment, edible oils, paper and paperboard, iron and steel and tea. Its major import partners are: European Union, China, Saudi Arabia, United Arab Emirates and United States. This page includes a chart with historical data for Pakistan Imports.

    Pakistan imports were worth 3757 Million USD in April of 2012. Historically, from 2003 until 2012, Pakistan Imports averaged 2347.8300 Million USD reaching an all time high of 3757.0000 Million USD in April of 2012 and a record low of 918.7000 Million USD in February of 2003.

    TRADE STRUCTURE : 2.1. The main imported products : Industrial and agricultural capital goods ; Chemicals ; Oil products and its by-products ; Raw materials ; Food products. 2.2. The main exported products : Clothing ; Cotton and products thereof ; Rice ; Carpets ; Leather goods ; 2.3. Trading partners :

    Main suppliers
    Japan United States Germany Saudi Arabia United Kingdom Malaysia

    Main customers
    United States Germany United Kingdom Japan United Arab Emirates Saudi Arabia

    Pakistans international trade is suffering from huge amount of deficit due to low demand for its exports. Domestic political instability also accounts for trade deficit. The trade deficit stood at US$3.946 billion in 2010. Pakistan is a member of several international organizations such as ECO (Economic Cooperation Organization), SAFTA(South Asian Free Trade Area) , WIPO(World INtellectual Property Organization) and WTO (World Trade Organization).
    Steps have been taken to liberalize the trade and investment regimes of the country. Due to increasing current account deficit, the trade gap range of maximum tariffs was raised from 20%-25% to the 30%-35% on 300 luxury items by Pakistani government in the 2008-09 budget.This measure brought about the decrease in imports and the increase in exports, thus lowering trade deficits from US$9.261 billion in 2009 to US$3.946 billion in 2010. Pakistan's failure to explore and exploit its own oil and gas resources to its full capacity has led to them relying on imports to meet the growing energy demands in the country. By 2011, experts forecasts that Pakistan's oil imports will rise to US$13.221 billion from the US$10.089 billion in 2010.

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