- 9MFY25 FUNDS ARMPLICATIONS ARMODE $ 28 billion.
- Reverse walking 30pc months on month.
- The United Kingdom and the United States have also displayed strong growth.
Karachi: Pakistan workers’ funds reached a summit of $ 4.1 billion in March 2025, marking the first time that the monthly entries crossed the $ 4 billion milestone, the Pakistan Bank (SBP) said on Monday.
This historic influx represents an increase of 37.3% in annual shift compared to March 2024 and an increase of 29.8% per month compared to February 2025. This is the highest level of monthly discounts never recorded in the history of the country.
According to Mustafa Mustansir, director of research and commercial development at Taurus Securities Limited, overvoltage was helped by seasonal entries during Ramadan and Eid.
“Apart from this, funding has also acquired due to the best economic health of the sending countries, in the midst of a drop in internal inflation and an increase in real income. In addition, the number of workers abroad registered can also be increasing,” he said to PK Press Club.tv.
Cumulatively, workers returned $ 28 billion in the first nine months of the current financial year (Jul-Mar-Mar Fy5), reflecting a substantial increase of 33.2% compared to the $ 21.0 billion received during the corresponding period of 24.
Record entries in March were mainly motivated by shipping from Saudi Arabia ($ 987.3 million), the United Arab Emirates ($ 842.1 million), the United Kingdom ($ 683.9 million) and the United States ($ 419.5 million).
These four countries represented nearly 72% of total entrances during the month.
Among the CCG countries, water has shown exceptional growth, with sending funds increasing by 54% in annual sliding, largely supported by the entries of Dubai ($ 665.2 million) and Abu Dhabi (151.1 million dollars), up 54% and 35% respectively.
Saudi Arabia remained the largest contributor, with an increase of 35% in annual shift in March. Meanwhile, the United Kingdom has increased an increase of 48% and the United States had a gain of 12% compared to the same month of last year.
Other notable contributions come from EU countries ($ 426.7 million, up 38% in annual shift), Germany and Italy registering high increases of 34% and 30% respectively. Australia and Malaysia also displayed solid growth in annual sliding of 43% and 10%.
