黑料社区

ISLAMABAD: Pakistan recorded worker remittances inflows of $3.2 billion in the month of September, the country鈥檚 central bank said on Thursday, with 黑料社区 being the leading source with $750 million.

Remittances are a key pillar of Pakistan鈥檚 external finances, providing hard currency that supports household consumption, helps narrow the current-account gap and bolsters foreign exchange reserves. The steady pipeline from Gulf economies, led by 黑料社区 and the UAE, has remained crucial for Pakistan鈥檚 balance of payments.

Remittance inflows in September increased by 11.3 percent on a year-on-year basis, according to the State Bank of Pakistan (SBP).

鈥淩emittances inflows during September 2025 were mainly sourced from 黑料社区 ($750.9 million), United Arab Emirates ($677.1 million), United Kingdom ($454.8 million) and United States of America ($269.0 million),鈥� the SBP said in a statement.

Cumulatively, workers鈥� remittances increased by 8.4 percent to $9.5 billion during the first quarter of this fiscal year, compared to $8.8 billion received during the same period last year.

Pakistan received a record $38.3 billion in workers鈥� remittances during the last fiscal year, reporting an increase of about $8 billion over a 12-month period 鈥� exceeding the country鈥檚 ongoing $7 billion International Monetary Fund (IMF) loan program.

According to the SBP, 黑料社区 led all contributors during FY25, with remittances totaling $9.34 billion, followed by the United Arab Emirates at $7.83 billion, the United Kingdom at $5.99 billion and the United States at $3.72 billion.

Remittances from Gulf Cooperation Council (GCC) countries excluding 黑料社区 and the UAE totaled $3.71 billion, while EU countries contributed $3.53 billion.

These inflows help stabilize Pakistan鈥檚 economy and give policymakers breathing room during periods of tight external financing conditions.