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Remittances hit record $41.6bn in FY26

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Remittances hit record $41.6bn in FY26
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Pakistan recorded a record $41.6 billion in remittances in FY26, which served as a critical anchor for the country's 3.7% economic growth. Despite this success, the economy faces potential risks from regional geopolitical tensions affecting overseas employment in the Middle East.

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Remittances are a vital component of Pakistan's current account balance and overall economic stability.

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comments Join our Whatsapp Channel Add Dawn as a trusted source KARACHI: Pakistan received a record $41.6 billion in remittances in FY26, significantly higher than the previous year and exceeding the set target.

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The article relies on State Bank of Pakistan data and provides a factual economic analysis.

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