1. Pakistan’s Trade Statistics Monthly Review (July-March 2014-15) By Aamir Hussain Siddiqui, Economist RESEARCH & ANALYSIS DIRECTORATE 22-04-2015

2. Pakistan’s Trade Performance [Million USD] JULY – MARCH PERIOD ExportsImportsBalance 2014-152013-14 %age Growth 2014-152013-14 %age Growth 2014-152013-14 %age Growt h July 1,9232,095-8.183,3643,814-11.80-1,434-1,719-16.58 August 1,9021,983-3.644,7183,57232.08-2,807-1,58976.65 September 2,1752,617-16.9045613,79120.31-2380-1,174102.73 October 1,9511,8644.674,2263,28130.02-2,2751,41762.95 November 1,9581,7969.003,6303,651-0.58-1,664-1,855-10.30 December 2,1492,261-4.973,8593,5618.37-1,703-1,30031.00 January 2,0642,061-0.173,0634,137-25.96-999-2,076-51.88 February 1,8842,163-12.923,3233,579-7.62-1,439-1,4340.35 March 1,9322,232-13.423,5183,627-301-1,586-1,39513.69 Jul-Mar 17,93819,072-5.9534,05033,0323.08-16,113-13,96016.42 Values in US$ Million Source: Pakistan Bureau of Statistics Prepared by: Aamir Hussain Siddiqui, Economist

4. Division-wise Export Analysis (JULY-MARCH 2014-15 and 2013-14: Value in US $ million) C O M M O D I T Y S E C T O R S MARCHJULY-MARCH 20152014 % Change 2014-152013-14 % Change GRAND TOTAL 1,9322,381-13.4217,93819,072-5.95 ATEXTILE & GARMENTS CATEGORY 1,0341,234-16.2310,20810,370-1.57 BAGRO & FOOD 4754505.463,4933,662-4.62 CMINERAL & METAL 5998-39.50527900-41.45 D ENGINEERING GOODS & OTHER MANFURES 172267-23.911,7612,057-14.39 EOTHER SECTORS 192223-14.081,9422,083-6.74 Prepared by: Aamir Hussain Siddiqui, Economist

6. EXPORT FROM PAKISTAN WITH AVERAGE UNIT PRICE VALUE IN '000' $ NO.C O M M O D I T I E S MarchJuly-March 20152014% Change2014-152013-14% Change A )TEXTILE & CLOTHING ETC. 1,033,5231,233,775(16.23)10,207,53910,369,880(1.57) i)RAW COTTON 2,69318,863(85.72)142,031181,956(21.94) Qty. M.T. 2,7299,912(72.47)92,659102,312(9.43) A.U.P. per M.T. 986.811,903.05(48.15)1,532.841,778.44(13.81) ii)COTTON CARDED OR COMBED 79123(35.77)6,2486,1012.41 Qty.000 K.G. 63120(47.50)5,4774,91911.34 A.U.P. per K.G. 1.251.0322.341.141.24(8.02) III)COTTON YARN 130,562184,820(29.36)1,460,7911,578,919(7.48) Qty.000 K.G. 53,63361,637(12.99)534,035523,4362.02 A.U.P. per K.G. 2.433.00(18.81)2.743.02(9.32) iv)YARN OTHER THAN COTTON YARN 3,9905,786(31.04)33,68231,6406.45 v)COTTON FABRICS 213,238249,265(14.45)1,859,7222,128,216(12.62) Qty. 000 Sq.M 127,611204,396(37.57)1,450,9451,973,821(26.49) A.U.P. per Sq.M. 1.671.2237.021.281.0818.87 vi)READYMADE GARMENTS 165,507174,580(5.20)1,548,2821,426,8268.51 Qty. 000 DOZ 2,3232,657(12.57)22,84321,4346.57 A.U.P. PER. DOZ 71.2565.718.4367.7866.571.82 vii)KNITWEAR ( HOSIERY ) Qty. 000 DOZ 170,382184,025(7.41)1,791,7891,666,1437.54 A.U.P. PER. DOZ 9,2497,19628.5381,65080,3101.67 Continuue

7. VALUE IN '000' $ NO.C O M M O D I T I E S MarchJuly-March 20152014% Change2014-152013-14 % Change A )TEXTILE & CLOTHING ETC.1,033,5231,233,775(16.23)10,207,53910,369,880(1.57) viii)MADE-UPS ( EXCL. TOWELS AND BEDWEAR 52,52660,807(13.62)485,761488,021(0.46) ix)BED WARE 154,157185,373(16.84)1,569,6021,608,247(2.40) Qty. 000 K.G. 22,73526,793(15.15)238,277240,251(0.82) A.U.P. per K.G. 6.786.92(2.00)6.596.69(1.59) x)TOWELS 60,96775,293(19.03)579,588569,6141.75 Qty. 000 K.G. 11,92415,589(23.51)120,862123,394(2.05) A.U.P. per K.G. 5.114.835.864.804.623.88 xi)TENTS AND CANVAS 8,2455,79142.38105,61458,02882.01 Qty.000 K.G. 2,1452,288(6.25)36,46621,69168.12 A.U.P. per K.G. 3.842.5351.872.902.688.26 xii)ART SILK & SYNTH TEX. 28,51837,956(24.87)274,292284,191(3.48) Qty. 000 Sq.M 12,65418,885(32.99)208,460251,604(17.15) A.U.P. per Sq.M. 2.252.0112.131.321.1316.49 xiii)OTHERS TEXTILE PROD./ MATERIAL 42,65951,093(16.51)350,137341,9782.39 Prepared by: Aamir Hussain Siddiqui, Economist

8. VALUE IN '000' $ NO.C O M M O D I T I E S MarchJuly-March 20152014% Change2014-152013-14% Change B )AGRO FOOD. 474,511449,9395.463,492,7963,662,071(4.62) 1RICE 214,977216,685(0.79)1,569,7101,667,043(5.84) Qty. M.T. 472,357338,41539.583,009,5742,970,3191.32 A.U.P. per M.T. 455.12640.29(28.92)521.57561.23(7.07) a)RICE (Basmati) 48,52676,460(36.53)442,895542,418(18.35) Qty. M.T. 42,56961,249(30.50)373,329479,751(22.18) A.U.P. per M.T. 1,139.941,248.35(8.68)1,186.341,130.624.93 b)RICE (Others) 166,451140,22518.701,126,8151,124,6250.19 Qty. M.T. 429,788277,16655.072,636,2452,490,5685.85 A.U.P. per M.T. 387.29505.92(23.45)427.43451.55(5.34) ii)FISH & FISH PREPARATIONS 26,63130,702(13.26)253,625254,728(0.43) Qty. 000 K.G. 11,97712,896(7.13)100,321102,967(2.57) A.U.P. per K.G. 2.222.38(6.60)2.532.472.19 iii)FRUITS 37,92342,578(10.93)377,878380,211(0.61) Qty. 000 K.G. 76,54284,383(9.29)566,048702,835(19.46) A.U.P. per K.G. 0.50 (1.81)0.670.5423.40 iv)VEGETABLES 39,10228,22038.56160,549165,684(3.10) Qty. 000 K.G. 115,17369,43065.88520,204470,27310.62 A.U.P. per K.G. 0.340.41(16.47)0.310.35(12.40) v)LEGUMINOUS VEGETABLES -0#DIV/0!02,820(100.00) Qty. 000 K.G. 00#DIV/0!03,227(100.00) A.U.P. per K.G. #DIV/0! 0.87#DIV/0! Continue..

9. VALUE IN '000' $ NO.C O M M O D I T I E S MarchJuly-March 20152014% Change2014-152013-14% Change B )AGRO FOOD. 474,511449,9395.463,492,7963,662,071(4.62) vi)MEAT PREPARATIONS 25,53119,18733.06182,026176,7912.96 vii)WHEAT 5700#DIV/0!1,6747,008(76.11) viii)SUGAR 43,90739,05312.43207,904236,759(12.19) Qty. 000 K.G. 99,67693,6216.47453,111538,001(15.78) A.U.P. per K.G. 0.440.425.600.460.444.26 ix)OIL SEEDS 5,1405,183(0.83)59,36272,756(18.41) Qty. 000 K.G. 3,2623,0815.8734,90255,420(37.02) A.U.P. per K.G. 1.581.68(6.33)1.701.3129.56 x)TOBACCO 9931,860(46.61)9,24812,403(25.44) Qty. 000 K.G. 260496(47.58)2,6454,167(36.53) A.U.P. per K.G. 3.823.751.853.50317.47 xi)SPICES 5,3466,070(11.93)46,61339,32618.53 Qty. 000 K.G. 1,4811,661(10.84)13,96012,39412.64 A.U.P. per K.G. 3.613.65(1.22)3.343.175.23 xii)GUAR & GUAR PRODUCTS 3,5976,583(45.36)45,78252,186(12.27) xiii)MOLASSES 291,155(97.49)6,64622,304(70.20) Qty. M.T. 26010,000(97.40)50,917181,705(71.98) A.U.P. per M.T. 111.54115.50(3.43)130.531236.34 xiv)ALL OTHER FOOD ITEMS 70,76552,66334.37571,779572,052(0.05)

10. VALUE IN '000' $ NO.C O M M O D I T I E S MarchJuly-March 20152014% Change2014-152013-14 % Change C ) MINERAL & METAL. 59,36698,108(39.49)527,212900,459(41.45) i) ONYX MANF. 639989(35.39)5,8486,313(7.37) ii) GEMS & JEWELRY 1,22838,390(96.80)10,987320,789(96.58) a) GEMS 501621(19.32)5,9064,31536.87 b) JEWELRY 72737,769(98.08)5,081316,474(98.39) iii) PETROLEUM GROUP 57,49958,729(2.09)510,377573,357(10.98) a ) PETROLEUM CRUDE 17,964-#DIV/0!215,364-#DIV/0! b ) PETROLEUM PRODUCTS ( EXCL.TOP NAPHTHA ) 8,2551,331520.2158,69848,25221.65 Qty. M.T. 9,9241,259688.2465,37250,38229.75 A.U.P. per M.T. 831.821,057.19(21.32)897.91957.72(6.25) c ) PETROLEUM TOP NAPHTHA 31,28057,398(45.50)236,309525,069(54.99) Qty. M.T. 45,65067,343(32.21)259,150629,065(58.80) A.U.P. per M.T. 685.21852.32(19.61)911.86834.689.25 d ) SOLID FUELS ( COAL ) 00#DIV/0!636(83.33) Qty. M.T. 00#DIV/0!50261(80.84) A.U.P. per M.T. #DIV/0! 120.00137.93(13.00) Prepared by: Aamir Hussain Siddiqui, Economist

11. VALUE IN '000' $ NO.C O M M O D I T I E S MarchJuly-March 20152014% Change2014-152013-14% Change D ) ENGINEERING GOODS & OTHER MANF. GROUP 172,436226,610(23.91)1,761,0902,057,129(14.39) i) MACHINERY & TRANSPORT EQUIPMENTS 18,13222,518(19.48)171,703230,480(25.50) a)ELECTRIC FANS 4,4425,192(14.45)23,92823,6461.19 b)TRANSPORT EQUIPMENT/ AUTO PARTS 75742478.548,4099,130(7.90) c)AUTO PARTS & ACCESSORIES 1,0222,559(60.06)14,86717,606(15.56) d)OTHER ELECTRICAL MACHINERY 4,0495,168(21.65)48,37059,104(18.16) e) MACHINERY FOR PARTICULAR INDUSTRIES 2,9092,28727.2024,56525,840(4.93) f )OTHER MACHINERY 4,9536,888(28.09)51,56495,154(45.81) ii)SURGICAL INSTRUMENTS 30,83731,725(2.80)253,969254,868(0.35) iii)CUTLERY 6,8697,608(9.71)63,77965,165(2.13) iv)SPORTS GOODS 29,02935,298(17.76)237,644249,246(4.65) v)CHEMICAL & ITS PRODUCTS 62,12786,171(27.90)675,794876,657(22.91) a)FERTILIZER MANUFACTURED 00#DIV/0!00 b)PLASTIC MATERIALS 28,32239,371(28.06)206,017277,310(25.71) c)PHARMACEUTICAL PRODUCTS 17,60019,031(7.52)156,685131,91718.78 d)OTHER CHEMICALS 16,20527,769(41.64)313,092467,430(33.02) vi)HANDICRAFTS 034(100.00)3,796696445.40 vii)FURNITURE 452 0.005,3655,2542.11 viii)CEMENT 24,99042,804(41.62)349,040374,763(6.86) Prepared by: Aamir Hussain Siddiqui, Economist

12. VALUE IN '000' $ NO. C O M M O D I T I E S MarchJuly-March 20152014% Change2014-152013-14 % Change E)OTHER SECTORS 191,704223,107(14.08)1,942,2602,082,625(6.74) i )LEATHER TANNED 41,34252,844(21.77)366,600388,146(5.55) Qty. 000 K.G. 1,6792,690(37.57)16,42921,008(21.79) A.U.P. per K.G. 24.6219.6425.3122.3118.4820.77 ii)LEATHER GARMENTS/ MANF 42,81745,453(5.80)455,783476,265(4.30) a)LEATHER GARMENTS 24,62725,553(3.62)282,660312,791(9.63) b)LEATHER GLOVES 17,40418,588(6.37)163,531152,0337.56 c)LEATHER MANF.N.S. 7861,312(40.09)9,59211,441(16.16) iii)FOOTWEAR 9,1409,917(7.84)98,72385,25615.80 a)LEATHER FOOTWEAR 7,1848,245(12.87)84,95871,33019.11 b)CANVAS FOOTWEAR 10118(91.53)29319847.98 c)OTHER FOOTWEAR 1,9461,55425.2313,47213,728(1.86) b)CARPETS & RUGS MATS 9,5629,3961.7792,90297,280(4.50) c)ALL OTHER 88,843105,497(15.79)928,2521,035,678(10.37) TOTAL 1,931,5402,231,539(13.44)17,930,89719,072,164(5.98) Prepared by: Aamir Hussain Siddiqui, Economist

13. INCREASING TREND OF SELECTED COMMODITIES DURING JULY-FMARCH 2014-15 VALUE IN US$ THOUSAND S.NO.C O M M O D I T I E S2014-152013-14% CHANGE A )TEXTILE & CLOTHING ETC.4,415,3404,100,3307.68 KNITWEAR ( HOSIERY )1,791,7891,666,1437.54 READYMADE GARMENTS1,548,2821,426,8268.51 TOWELS579,588569,6141.75 OTHERS TEXTILE PROD./ MATERIAL350,137341,9782.39 TENTS AND CANVAS105,61458,02882.01 YARN OTHER THAN COTTON YARN33,68231,6406.45 COTTON CARDED OR COMBED6,2486,1012.41 B )AGRO FOOD.228,639216,1175.79 MEAT PREPARATIONS182,026176,7912.96 SPICES46,61339,32618.53 D )ENGINEERING GOODS & OTHER MANF. GROUP9,1615,95053.97 HANDICRAFTS3,796696445.40 FURNITURE5,3655,2542.11 I )LEATHER SECTOR248,489223,36311.25 LEATHER GLOVES163,531152,0337.56 LEATHER FOOTWEAR84,95871,33019.11 II)CANVAS FOOTWEAR29319847.98 SUB TOTAL4,901,9224,545,9587.83 Prepared by: Aamir Hussain Siddiqui, Economist

14. DECREASING TREND OF SELECTED COMMODITIES: DURING JULY- MARCH 2014-15 VALUE IN US4 THOUSAND S.NO.C O M M O D I T I E S2014-152013-14% CHANGE A )TEXTILE & CLOTHING ETC.5,792,1996,269,550(7.61) COTTON FABRICS1,859,7222,128,216(12.62) BED WARE1,569,6021,608,247(2.40) COTTON YARN1,460,7911,578,919(7.48) MADE-UPS ( EXCL.TOWELS & BED WARE)485,761488,021(0.46) ART SILK & SYNTH TEX.274,292284,191(3.48) RAW COTTON142,031181,956(21.94) B )AGRO FOOD.3,264,1573,445,954(5.28) RICE1,569,7101,667,043(5.84) ALL OTHER FOOD ITEMS571,779572,052(0.05) FRUITS377,878380,211(0.61) FISH & FISH PREPARATIONS253,625254,728(0.43) SUGAR207,904236,759(12.19) VEGETABLES160,549165,684(3.10) OIL SEEDS59,36272,756(18.41) GUAR & GUAR PRODUCTS45,78252,186(12.27) TOBACCO9,24812,403(25.44) MOLASSES6,64622,304(70.20) WHEAT1,6747,008(76.11) LEGUMINOUS VEGETABLES02,820(100.00) C )MINERAL & METAL.527,212900,459(41.45) PETROLEUM GROUP510,377573,357(10.98) GEMS & JEWELRY10,987320,789(96.58) ONYX MANF.5,8486,313(7.37) D ) ENGINEERING GOODS & OTHER MANF. GROUP 1,751,9292,051,179(14.59) CHEMICAL & ITS PRODUCTS675,794876,657(22.91) CEMENT349,040374,763(6.86) SURGICAL INSTRUMENTS253,969254,868(0.35) SPORTS GOODS237,644249,246(4.65)

15. IMPORT OF SELECTED COMMODITIES IN February& JULY-MARCH 2015 AND 2014 VALUES IN US$ thousand SL. No. COMMODITIES MarchJuly-March 20152014% Change2014-152013-14 % Change G R A N D T O T A L 3,4883,627-3.8333,99833,0322.92 A.FOOD GROUP 3883598.123,8683,10524.60 B.MACHINERY GROUP 62548628.685,4484,63817.48 C.TRANSPORT GROUP 22318024.001,9231,62018.69 D.PETROLEUM GROUP 704987-28.698,89010,941-18.74 E.TEXTILE GROUP 208256-18.741,8771,999-6.10 F. AGRICULTURAL AND OTHER CHEMICALS GROUP 5865781.365,5194,95811.31 G.METAL GROUP 035322-5.102,6662,20121.09 H.MISCELLANEOUS GROUP 85815.3076164917.18 ALL OTHERS ITEMS 362378-4.063,0452,9214.25

16. SBP EXPORT RECEIPTS BY COUNTRY (Thousand US Dollar) CONTINENT / REGION JULY-MARCH 2014-152013-14% Change Total (received through Banks) 18,451,95018,311,8090.77 Asia 7,869,0668,152,547-3.48 Europe 5,577,5095,105,2699.25 Americas 3,470,0323,517,255-1.34 Africa 1,239,4411,272,413-2.59 Oceania & Others 295,903264,32611.95 Prepared by: Aamir Hussain Siddiqui, Economist

18. SBP EXPORT RECEIPTS BY TOP 10 COUNTRIES (Thousand US Dollar) Rank Countries JULY-MARCH 2014-152013-14 % Change Total (received through Banks) 18,451,95018,311,8090.77 1 U. S. A.2,923,9292,934,039-0.34 2 China1,694,0562,025,500-16.36 3 Afghanistan1,241,510760,33963.28 4 U. K.1,225,6761,156,9655.94 5 U. A. E.939,1401,315,986-28.64 6 Germany916,408857,4606.87 7 Spain583,154461,36326.40 8 Italy565,377484,59416.67 9 Bangladesh522,596553,577-5.60 10 Netherlands (Holland)437,405381,67714.60 Prepared by: Aamir Hussain Siddiqui, Economist

19. SBP EXPORTS RECEIPTS BY TOP ASIAN COUNTRIES (Thousand $) Rank Asian Countries JULY-MARCH 2014-152013-14% Change Total 7,869,0668,152,547-3.48 1China1,694,0562,025,500-16.36 2Afghanistan1,241,510760,33963.28 3U. A. E.939,1401,315,986-28.64 4Bangladesh522,596553,577-5.60 5Singapore409,133288,44741.84 6Saudi Arabia349,035363,820-4.06 7Hong Kong307,238367,669-16.44 8India296,691306,119-3.08 9Turkey255,845281,522-9.12 10China1,694,0562,025,500-16.36 Prepared by: Aamir Hussain Siddiqui, Economist

20. SBP EXPORTS RECEIPTS BY TOP EUROPEAN COUNTRIES (Thousand US$) Rank Countries JULY-MARCH 2014-152013-14% Change Total5,577,5095,105,2699.25 1U. K.1,225,6761,156,9655.94 2Germany916,408857,4606.87 3Spain583,154461,36326.40 4Italy565,377484,59416.67 5Netherlands (Holland)437,405381,67714.60 6Belgium392,458338,70015.87 7France391,286389,8920.36 8Russian Federation149,031158,108-5.74 9Portugal119,929115,9863.40 10Sweden116,031102,66913.02 Prepared by: Aamir Hussain Siddiqui, Economist

21. SBP EXPORTS RECEIPTS BY TOP AMERICAN COUNTRIES (Thousand US$) Rank Countries JULY-MARCH 2014-152013-14% Change TOTAL 3,470,0323,517,255-1.34 1 U. S. A.2,923,9292,934,039-0.34 2 Canada179,179192,458-6.90 3 Mexico88,75879,16412.12 4 Chile57,71864,764-10.88 5 Brazil46,63065,233-28.52 6 Colombia36,41537,628-3.22 7 Argentina32,52839,854-18.38 8 Peru21,96421,5661.84 9 Paraguay8,5373,792125.14 10 Ecuador7,3376,08620.55 Prepared by: Aamir Hussain Siddiqui, Economist

22. SBP EXPORTS RECEIPTS BY TOP AFRICAN COUNTRIES (thousand $) Rank Countries JULY-MARCH 2014-152013-14% Change Total 1,239,4411,272,413-2.59 1South Africa196,485227,149-13.50 2Egypt110,491110,641-0.14 3Mozambique88,67379,05012.17 4Tanzania75,78582,788-8.46 5Madagascar54,14793,021-41.79 6Nigeria42,51839,7856.87 7Uganda31,95925,04827.59 8Ivory Coast29,95113,663119.20 9Sudan29,47632,556-9.46 10Mauritius27,72330,000-7.59 Prepared by: Aamir Hussain Siddiqui, Economist

23. EXPORTS AND IMPORTS OF SERVICES in million US$ ITEM July-March FY15FY14 Exports of Services 4,6473,823 1. Manufacturing services on physical inputs owned by others 00 2 Maintenance and repair services n.i.e. 74 3 Transport 1,004975 4 Travel 221214 5 Construction 3219 6 Insurance and pension services 5065 7 Financial services 5370 8 Charges for the use of intellectual property n.i.e. 56 9 Telecommunications, computer, and information services 602610 10 Other business services 581535 11 Personal, cultural, and recreational services 77 12 Government goods and services n.i.e. 2,0851,318 Of which: Logistic Support 1,452675 Imports of Services 6,0285,952 1. Manufacturing services on physical inputs owned by others 00 2 Maintenance and repair services n.i.e. 5986 3 Transport 2,8482,901 4 Travel 962779 5 Construction 421 6 Insurance and pension services 207177 7 Financial services 163154 8 Charges for the use of intellectual property n.i.e. 10985 9 Telecommunications, computer, and information services 318255 10 Other business services 9981,134 11 Personal, cultural, and recreational services 74 12 Government goods and services n.i.e. 353356

24. FOREIGN DIRECT INVESTMENT IN PAKISTAN-BY SECTOR (Million US $) Sr.SECTOR July-March FY15 (P) July-March FY14 (P) InflowOutflowNet FDIInflowOutflowNet FDI 1Food 23.2 37.9- 14.7 87.3 17.4 69.9 2Food Packaging 0.0 - - - - 3Beverages 58.3 - 25.0 1.5 23.5 4Tobacco & Cigarettes 60.4 28.3 32.1 85.5 34.8 50.7 5Sugar 2.7 - 9.5 - 6Textiles 42.3 - 8.1 11.3- 3.2 7Paper & Pulp - - - - - - 8Leather & Leather Products 0.2 - 4.0 0.3 3.7 9Rubber & Rubber Products - - - - 0.2- 0.2 10Chemicals 63.8 3.2 60.5 110.3 29.5 80.9 11Petro Chemicals - - - - 0.4- 0.4 12Petroleum Refining 5.5 - 21.7 19.7 2.0 13Minning & Quarrying 0.5 - 3.4 20.7- 17.3 14Oil & Gas Explorations 204.8 0.5 204.3 381.7 7.1 374.6 Of which Privatisation proceeds - - - - - - 15Pharmaceuticals & OTC Products 6.5 54.1- 47.5 13.1 1.4 11.7 16Cosmetics - - - - - - 17Fertilizers - - - 0.0 - 18Cement 7.5 10.9- 3.3 32.8 6.4 26.4 19Ceramics 1.7 - 1.3 - 20Basic Metals 1.4 - 3.8 - 21Metal Products 3.5 44.9- 41.3 8.2 1.7 6.4 22Machinery other than Electrical 0.0 - 1.0 - 23Electrical Machinery 0.2 0.8- 0.6 0.2 11.6- 11.3 24Electronics 16.9 19.4- 2.5 17.2 6.5 10.7 I) Consumer/Household 12.2 8.0 4.2 13.0 5.4 7.6 II) Industrial 4.7 11.4- 6.7 4.2 1.0 3.2 Prepared by: Aamir Hussain Siddiqui, Economist

25. from previous lide FOREIGN DIRECT INVESTMENT IN PAKISTAN-BY SECTOR (Million US $) Sr.SECTOR July-March FY15 (P) July-March FY14 (P) InflowOutflowNet FDIInflowOutflowNet FDI 25Transport Equipment(Automobiles) 47.1 - 41.5 1.6 40.0 I) Motorcycles 17.6 - 8.8 - II) Cars 21.0 - 22.6 1.6 21.0 III) Buses,Trucks,Vans & Trail 8.5 - 10.1 - 26Power 136.2 39.0 97.2 194.4 137.4 57.0 I) Thermal 78.9 39.0 39.9 175.4 122.4 53.0 Of which Privatisation proceeds - - - - - - II) Hydel 56.9 0.1 56.9 19.0 14.9 4.1 III) Coal 0.4 - - - - 27Construction 20.0 1.8 18.2 25.4 6.1 19.3 28Trade 33.5 0.3 33.2 21.8 33.7- 11.9 29Transport 1.9 0.2 1.7 3.7 1.8 1.9 30Tourism 1.8 - 1.4 - 31Storage Facilities - 0.1- 0.1 - 3.6- 3.6 32Communications 917.9 821.9 96.0 152.3 396.5- 244.1 1) Telecommunications 885.4 760.1 125.3 140.4 382.3- 241.9 Of which Privatisation proceeds - - - - - - 2) Information Technology 32.4 61.5- 29.0 11.4 14.1- 2.7 I) Software Development 3.0 0.0 2.9 3.4 1.1 2.3 II) Hardware Development 0.3 - 0.8 - III) I.T.Service 29.2 61.5- 32.3 7.2 13.0- 5.9 3) Postal & Courier Services - 0.3- 0.3 0.5 - 33Financial Business 182.6 99.1 83.5 195.1 72.7 122.4 Of which Privatisation proceeds - - - - - - 34Social Services 0.2 - 1.5 1.4 0.0 35Personal Services 28.5 4.6 24.0 85.4 7.3 78.1 36Others 21.9 14.2 7.7 31.5 26.8 4.8 TOTAL 1,891.3 1,181.2 710.1 1,568.4 859.3 709.1 Prepared by: Aamir Hussain Siddiqui, Economist

26. COUNTRY-WISE WORKERS' REMITTANCES Value in US$ million(Provisional) Item March July-March Amount % growth 20142013 FY15FY14 1.USA 199.24195.451,871.091,822.322.68 2.U.K. 164.28166.461,670.741,632.302.35 3.Saudi Arabia 489.70425.534,045.733,391.3219.30 4.UAE 411.24 262.002,948.562,289.0128.81 Dubai 228.04132.081,607.581,140.8240.91 Abu Dhabi 177.03126.441,289.691,110.8316.10 Sharjah 6.093.3550.3736.2239.07 Other 0.080.130.921.14-19.30 5.Other GCC Countries 196.07 164.031,560.631,357.7314.94 Bahrain 36.5930.33272.34230.6218.09 Kuwait 62.1758.95553.59501.7210.34 Qatar 36.0527.76250.37246.101.74 Oman 61.2646.99484.33379.2927.69 6.EU Countries 25.96 34.93311.82318.99-2.25 Germany 4.927.4058.7563.55-7.55 France 1.602.6819.0826.20-27.18 Netherland 0.270.402.443.18-23.27 Spain 2.795.6036.1060.13-39.96 Italy 2.182.5723.5224.68-4.70 Greece 0.821.1710.9310.781.39 Sweden 0.771.178.8911.53-22.90 Denmark 1.161.6250.0618.21174.90 Ireland 11.0712.0598.5998.300.30 Belgium 0.380.273.462.4342.39 7.Norway 1.662.2220.9623.09-9.22 8.Switzerland 1.911.9823.7222.624.86 9.Australia 13.3111.47129.99115.9112.15 10.Canada 10.4910.91123.74123.140.49 11.Japan 0.710.755.524.6817.95 12.Other Countries 62.4062.16614.97484.9526.81 TOTAL 1,576.971,337.89 13,327.4711,586.06 15.03