KARACHI: Pakistan´s trade deficit rose by 4.22 percent to $15.102 billion for the July to February 2016 period, compared with a deficit of $14.490 billion for the same period last year, according to the Pakistan Bureau of Statistics.
Exports declined to $13.874 billion in the eight month period from $15.995 billion the previous year.
Imports dropped to $28.976 billion from $30.485 billion.
The Pakistan financial year begins in July.
On a monthly basis, the trade deficit decreased to $1.513 billion in February from $1.712 billion the previous month.
Exports totalled $1.791 billion in February and imports were worth $3.304 billion.
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