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Pakistan’s remittances hit $3.6bn in December 2025 (+16.5% YoY). SBP data shows rising household dependence, Saudi-led inflows, and short-term stability—while trade reform risks grow.
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Pakistan’s remittances hit $3.6bn in December 2025 (+16.5% YoY). SBP data shows rising household dependence, Saudi-led inflows, and short-term stability—while trade reform risks grow.