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September 2026 Export Surge: Numbers, Incentives, and the Hidden Cost to Pakistan’s People

Pakistan’s goods exports reached $3 billion in September 2026, up 23% MoM, yet a $3.53 billion import deficit pushed food, fuel and rupee costs higher for…

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In short, the $3 billion export milestone is a cause for cautious optimism, but it is also a reminder that without a holistic approach the benefits will stay confined to a few elite firms while the rest of Pakistan bears the hidden cost. The real question for policymakers is simple: will they let the surge mask deeper gaps, or will they turn the momentum into a genuine, inclusive economic uplift?

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