The International Monetary Fund (IMF) has predicted an increase in Pakistan’s trade deficit. According to details, the IMF has forecasted that in the next fiscal year, Pakistan’s trade deficit is expected to increase, with estimates of growth in both exports and imports. The IMF has stated that in the new fiscal year, Pakistan’s trade deficit is likely to increase by $4.165 billion. Pakistan’s imports are estimated to increase by $5.517 billion, while exports are expected to rise by $1.352 billion.

 

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