ANNUAL ANALYTICAL REPORT ON

EXTERNAL TRADE STATISTICS OF

PAKISTAN, 2019-20

GOVERNMENT OF PAKISTAN
MINISTRY OF PLANNING, DEVELOPMENT & SPECIAL INITIATIVES
PAKISTAN BUREAU OF STATISTICS
External Trade Section - Karachi
AUGUST, 2020
 FOREWORD

Pakistan Bureau of Statistics (PBS) is the prime official agency of Pakistan, responsible for
collection, compilation and dissemination of reliable and timely statistical information to the
policy makers, planners and researchers. It publishes a variety of reports, based on primary and
secondary data, especially on economics and social aspects of the country. PBS has made
commendable efforts to improve and update statistical methodology in general and trade statistics
in particular.

COVID-19 has pushed the global economies towards a recession. The synchronized nature of the
downturn has amplified domestic disruptions around the globe. Globally, trade contracted by close
to –3.5% (year over year) in the first quarter, reflecting weak demand, the collapse in cross-border
tourism, and supply dislocations related to shutdowns (exacerbated in some cases by trade
restrictions). Pakistan has also been affected by the unprecedented health and economic shocks
caused by the outbreak of Coronavirus with smart lockdown. During the current fiscal year,
Pakistan’s economy has undergone a sharp contraction with a growth of -0.38%. Cognizant of the
extended duration and uncertainty of the COVID-19 worldwide, the government of Pakistan has
chalked out sector-specific policy interventions and structural reforms to cope with the situation.
Government is constantly monitoring the international and domestic conditions to ensure
stabilization to stir growth in this challenging environment.

Pakistan’s trade deficit witnessed significant reduction during the FY2019-20, declining by
27.12% as compared to the previous year. The Country’s trade deficit during FY2019-20 stood at
$23.180 billion against the deficit of $31.805 billion during FY2018-19.

During FY2019-20, country’s exports registered approximately 6.81% decline, falling from
$22.958 billion last year to $21.394 billion during the current year, whereas the imports decreased
from $54.763 billion to $44.574 billion, showing a sharp decline of 18.6%.

Effort has been made to make this report comprehensive, informative and a useful document for
researchers, planners, economists and other beneficiaries at large. Further questions, clarifications,
comments, feedback and suggestions on this report are welcomed.

I would like to congratulate the PBS Trade Statistics team who worked with full dedication for
the successful completion of this task.

(Mathar Niaz Rana)

Secretary Planning/
Islamabad, August , 2020 Chief Statistician, PBS

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 TRADE STATISTICS TEAM INVOLVED IN PREPARARTION OF
ANNUAL REPORT ON EXTERNAL TRADE OF PAKISTAN 2019-20

Statisticians Team

S. No. Name Designation

Member (National
1 Dr. Bahrawar Jan
Accounts/Trade)
2 Mr. Shaukat Zaman Director (External Trade)

Mr. Atif Hassan Statistical Officer

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(In-Charge Trade Section)
4 Mr. Muhammad Idrees Statistical Officer

5 Mr. Mumtaz Ahmed Sharif Statistical Officer

6 Syed Ahmer Naseem Statistical Assistant

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 CONTENTS
FOREWORD................................................................................................................................................ i
STATISTICIANS TEAM ........................................................................................................................... ii
1. GLOBAL TREND AT A GLANCE .................................................................................................. 1
1.1 Contraction in Global Trade ............................................................................................................ 1
2. EXPORTS OF PAKISTAN ................................................................................................................... 2
2.1 Group-wise Analysis of Exports ...................................................................................................... 3
2.1.1 Food Group................................................................................................................................. 3
2.1.2 Textile Group ............................................................................................................................. 3
2.1.3 Petroleum Group........................................................................................................................ 4
2.1.4 Other Manufacturers Group .................................................................................................... 4
2.2 Direction of Exports .......................................................................................................................... 4
3. IMPORTS OF PAKISTAN .................................................................................................................... 4
3.1 Group-wise Analysis of Imports ...................................................................................................... 5
3.1.1 Food Group................................................................................................................................. 5
3.1.2 Machinery Group....................................................................................................................... 5
3.1.3 Transport Group ........................................................................................................................ 6
3.1.4 Petroleum Group........................................................................................................................ 6
3.1.5 Textile Group ............................................................................................................................. 6
3.1.6 Agriculture & Other Chemicals Group ................................................................................... 6
3.1.7 Metals Group .............................................................................................................................. 6
3.2 Direction of Imports ......................................................................................................................... 6
4. TRADE DEFICIT – COMPOSITION & HISTORICAL TRENDS .................................................. 7
5. QUARTERLY ANALYSIS .................................................................................................................... 8
6. DISSEMENATION OF DATA .............................................................................................................. 8
7. MEASURES TAKEN BY THE GOVERNMENT TO ENHANCE EXPORT ................................. 8
Annexure-I .................................................................................................................................................. 10
Annex-II ...................................................................................................................................................... 11

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1. GLOBAL TREND AT A GLANCE
According to World Economic Outlook (WEO), global growth is projected at –4.9% in 20201,
1.9%points below the April 2020 forecast. The COVID-19 pandemic has had a more negative
impact on activity in the first half of 2020 than anticipated, and the recovery is projected to be
more gradual than previously forecast. In 2021 global growth is projected at 5.4%. Overall, this
would leave 2021 GDP some 6.5% points lower than in the pre-COVID-19 projections of January
2020. The adverse impact on low-income households is particularly acute, imperiling the
significant progress made in reducing extreme poverty in the world since the 1990s.

As with the April 2020 World Economic Outlook (WEO) projections, there is a higher-than-usual
degree of uncertainty around this forecast. The baseline projection rests on key assumptions about
the fallout from the pandemic. In economies with declining infection rates, the slower recovery
path in the updated forecast reflects persistent social distancing into the second half of 2020;
greater scarring (damage to supply potential) from the larger-than-anticipated hit to activity during
the lockdown in the first and second quarters of 2020; and a hit to productivity as surviving
businesses ramp up necessary workplace safety and hygiene practices. For economies struggling
to control infection rates, a lengthier lockdown will inflict an additional toll on activity. Moreover,
the forecast assumes that financial conditions—which have eased following the release of April
2020 WEO—will remain broadly at current levels. Alternative outcomes to those in the baseline
are clearly possible, and not just because of how the pandemic is evolving.

1.1 Contraction in Global Trade

The synchronized nature of the downturn has amplified domestic disruptions around the globe.
Trade contracted by close to –3.5% (year over year) in the first quarter, reflecting weak demand,
the collapse in cross-border tourism, and supply dislocations related to shutdowns (exacerbated in
some cases by trade restrictions).

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2. EXPORTS OF PAKISTAN
The export target was set at US$ 26.2 billion for FY2019-20.However, exports registered a decline
of -6.81% during FY2019-20 as Pakistan’s exporters are facing declining demand in overseas
markets and difficulties in executing existing orders due to Covid-19. Exports during FY2019-20
reached US$ 21.39 billion as compared to US$ 22.96 billion during FY2018-19.
Before COVID-19, export performance was satisfactory both in terms of products and destination
diversification. In terms of product diversification, surgical goods and medical instruments
recorded a growth of 8.3% during July-March FY2019-20, while, in terms of destination
diversification, Ministry of Commerce has started to explore new markets, especially in Africa.
Pakistan’s exports were performing better than most of its competitors, despite the challenging
external environment, till February, 2020. During July-February FY2019-20, exports reached US$
15.6 billion compared to US$ 15.1 billion last year, thus registering a growth of 3.6%. However,
due to COVID-19, exports declined by 15% in March 2020 compared to February 2020, in April
2020, exports further declined to US$ 957 million showing decline of 47% compared to March
2020. On year on year basis, exports declined by 54.2% in April 2020 reaching US$ 957 million,
as compared to US$ 2089 million in same period last year. But during May, 2020, the exports
improved showing 45.87% increase compared to April, 2020, and stood at US$1396 billion. Thus,
exports during FY2019-20 stood at US$ 21.39 billion compared to US$ 22.96 billion during last
FY2018-19, showing a decline of 6.81%.

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2.1 Group-wise Analysis of Exports
Group-wise analysis suggests that performance of all groups including food, textile, petroleum and
other manufactured groups remained subdued in the current fiscal year on the account of global
headwinds and Covid-19.

2.1.1 Food Group

Food group constituting 20.39% of overall exports for FY2019-20 posted a decline of 5.3% as
compared to FY2018-19.
Within the food group, rice having the largest share in the group (49.9%), showed increase in
export of 5.1%, mainly due to increase of 24.63%in basmati rice. Export of rice increased both in
quantity and value by 1.1% and 5.1% respectively as Pakistan’s share in total rice imports of the
EU has been rising consistently ever since the bloc restricted Indian rice imports over excessive
use of pesticides. Besides that, the currency movements of the competitor countries provided
Pakistan an edge in its established African market. The other varieties under rice group witnessed
a decline of 3.5% in value and 5.3% in quantity, compared to the corresponding period last year.
Non-basmati broken rice and other varieties witnessed an increased supply to Africa and some
Asian markets such as China, Indonesia, and Kazakhstan.
Export earnings from fruits registered a growth of 3.8% in value and 6.8% in quantity, while
vegetables witnessed a growth of 27.95% in value. However, its quantity declined by 18.2%.
Fish & fish preparation subgroup during FY2019-20 witnessed a negative growth of 7.2% in value
and 12.1% in quantity, compared to last year.
Exports of sugar declined by78.3% in quantity and 68.3% in value terms during FY2019-20 as
compared to the same period last year. The export of spices also declined by 0.5% in value and
9.1% in quantity terms during the period.
Meat and meat preparation increased both in value and quantity terms by 25.8% and 27.4%
respectively during FY2019-20 as compared to the corresponding period last year.
Tobacco shows an increase of 47.8% in value and 31.8% in quantity during FY2019-20 as
compared to FY2018-19 while Oil Seeds, Nuts and Kernals posed a decline of 59.5% in value and
58.3% in quantity.

2.1.2 Textile Group

Exports of textile manufacturers, which accounts for 58.6% in total exports witnessed a negative
growth of 6.01% and remained at US$ 12.527 billion in FY2019-20, as compared to US$ 13.328
billion during the same period last year.

Within the group, all the commodities are showing negative trends. Raw cotton, cotton yarn and
cotton cloth are showing a noticeable decline of 16.6%, 12.5% and 12.9% in value terms during
the FY2019-20 as compared to FY2018-19 due to contraction of demand during the Covid-19
pandemic situation. Exports of knitwear, bedwear, towels and readymade garments also declined
during this financial year, showing a negative growth of -3.6%, -4.9%, -9.5% and -3.8% as
compared to last financial year.

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2.1.3 Petroleum Group
Petroleum group having a negligible share of 1.3% in total exports registered a negative growth of
42.7%. This was on account of 34.9%, 68.1% and 27.2% decline in export of petroleum crude,
petroleum products (excluding top naphtha) and petroleum top naphtha respectively.

2.1.4 Other Manufacturers Group

Other manufacturers accounting for 14.2% of total exports, registered a negative growth of 9.7%
during the period FY2019-20.

Within the group, chemical and pharmaceutical products having the largest share in the group,
posted a negative growth of 11.2% in value terms. Leather manufacturers continues to struggle but
registered a negative growth of 2.4% in value. Similarly, 22.6% decline in value was witnessed in
leather tanned while its quantity decreased by 27%.

Exports of carpets, rugs and mats registered a negative growth of 19.3% in value. Sports goods
decreased in value by 14.97% on the back of 102% decline in exports of football, surgical goods
and medical instruments showing a growth of 8.4% for the period.

Engineering goods, jewellery and molasses posted a negative growth of 0.05%, 33.96% and
58.6%respectively. Cement export posted a negative growth of 4.5% in value during FY2019-20.
Low domestic sale and significant capacity additions paved the way to foreign markets for cement
manufacturer.

2.2 Direction of Exports

Traditionally, Pakistan’s export destinations have been concentrated in a few markets. Pakistani
exports mainly go to ten countries namely USA, China, UAE, Afghanistan, UAE, Germany,
France, Bangladesh, Italy and Spain. Among these countries, USA has the largest share followed
by China and UK. All these countries have been on a stable trajectory in terms of export
destinations of Pakistan. However, efforts are being made to explore new markets where lots of
potential exists. Formulation of Strategic Trade Policy Framework (2019-24) is a way forward
towards securing more international markets’ access.

3. IMPORTSOF PAKISTAN
During FY 2019-20, imports stood at US$ 44.55 billion as compared to US$ 54.76 billion during
FY2018-19 showing a decline of 18.6%. The reduction in imports is due to decrease in imports of
furnace oil, machinery & electric equipment, palm oil and textiles. Current scenario of declining
imports shows that imports will be according to estimates. In view of falling global demand,
weakening consumer and business sentiments among the major economies, trade tensions and
economic stabilization measures at home, the imports are expected to further decline.

Additionally, the government has launched import substitution drive that will be instrumental in
reducing pressure on current account. The Finance Supplementary (Second Amendment) Act,
2019 particularly offered tariff concessions to those industries that can offer import substitution.

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It lowered tariffs on the raw materials and intermediate goods that can help local firms in meeting
local demand that is currently being fulfilled by the foreign firms.

3.1 Group-wise Analysis of Imports

3.1.1 Food Group
Food group constitutes 12.2% of overall import bill. Food import bill stood at US$ 5.424 billion
duringFY2019-20 as compared to US$ 5.668 billion during FY2018-19. Hence, witnessed a
significant decline of 4.3%. Within the group, heaviest decline was observed in imports of dry
fruits, sugar, edible oil (soybeans and palm oil) by 20.4%, 2.4% and 2.7% respectively while
import of spices increased by 6.96%. Yet lower international palm oil prices also suppressed
import values.
Other key items in the group are milk & related items, and pulses. Import of milk& related items
showed decline of 29.2% while pulses posted an increase of 21.5%. Import of tea observed a
decline of 6.8%. Decline in imports in this sector can also be attributed to the SRO issued by the
government, which required proper labelling tag on fast-moving consumer goods accompanied
with Halal certificate.
3.1.2 Machinery Group
Machinery group with a 19.7% share in overall imports, declined by 1.6% to US$ 8.782 billion,
pushing down the import bill. Import of power generating machinery increased by 8.7% in
FY2019-20 as compared to the same period last year.

Office and textile machinery decreased by 12.9% and 18.7% respectively in FY2019-20.
Construction and mining machinery import decreased by 9.1% mainly because of the slowdown
in construction activities in the given period. Agriculture machinery imports also showed negative
growth of 30.7%. Import of electrical machinery showed an increase of 26.4%.
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The import bill of telecommunication group increased by 34.9% to US$ 1.860 billion in FY2019-
20. The import of mobile handsets increased by 81.2% in the said period as compared to 10.9%
decrease in the same period last year. Import of the other apparatus also decreased by 21.4% in
FY2019-20 as compared to same period last year.
3.1.3 Transport Group
Transport group with 3.4% share in total imports, declined by 49.9% with a hefty decline of
44.5% in road motor vehicles.
3.1.4 Petroleum Group
Petroleum group, being the largest contributor to total import bill, showed a negative growth 27.8%
in FY2019-20 as compared to the previous period last year, standing at US$ 10.420 billion as
compared to US$ 14.441 billion in the same period last year. Among the petroleum group,
petroleum products declined by 24.5% in value despite 5.6% increase in quantity. Import bill of
petroleum crude also decreased by 44.4% along with 24.5% decline in quantum import.
3.1.5 Textile Group
Textile group, which has 5.7% share in overall imports, showed a decline of 21.5% during
FY2019-20, as compared to the same period last year, although raw cotton imports showed an
increase of 14.7%.
3.1.6 Agriculture & Other Chemicals Group
The import bill of Agriculture & Other Chemicals showed a decline of 16% for FY2019-20 over
the same period of last year. Within the group of fertilizers manufacture, Plastic Material,
Insecticides and medicinal products showed decline of 28.8%, 14.1%, 2.1% and 8.8% respectively.

3.1.7 Metals Group

Metal group showed a decline of 18.4% in import bill. In this group, iron & steel import decreased
by 31.0%, while import of iron and steel scrap increased by 4.2%.Stagnant construction activities
and low PSDP spending have urged local steel industry to curtail their production, which
ultimately lowered the demand for imported raw material.

3.2 Direction of Imports

Like exports, Pakistan’s imports are also concentrated in a few countries. Based on the current
year, around 65% of total imports originated from ten countries, China, UAE, Saudi Arabia,
Kuwait, Indonesia, India, USA, Japan, Germany and Malaysia – with China being the largest
import destination.

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4. TRADE DEFICIT – COMPOSITION & HISTORICAL TRENDS

Trade balance is one of the crucial instruments in macro-economic policies to provide information
about the economic behaviour and policy decisions. It measures a country’s net income received
from the rest of the world. In three (3) years from the date of independence, Pakistan started foreign
trade in the year 1950 after a brief initial formation phase. However, the country started having
trade deficits from FY1954-55 till this date. Pakistan joined World Trade Organization in 1995,
but terms of trade were never favourable. Pakistan maintains a trade deficit due to high imports of
energy products including fuel, machinery equipment and chemicals. Main import partners are the
United Arab Emirates and China. Textiles account for most of Pakistan's export earnings.

PAKISTAN'S TRADE STATISTICS

BALANCE OF BALANCE
EXPORT IMPORT EXPORT IMPORT
YEARS TRADE YEARS OF TRADE
( Billion US$) ( Billion US$) ( Billion US$) ( Billion US$) ( Billion US$) ( Billion US$)
1950-51 0.406 0.353 0.053 1985-86 3.072 5.633 -2.561

1951-52 0.279 0.445 -0.167 1986-87 3.688 5.380 -1.692

1952-53 0.262 0.307 -0.045 1987-88 4.457 6.395 -1.938

1953-54 0.254 0.249 0.005 1988-89 4.693 7.069 -2.376

1954-55 0.149 0.237 -0.088 1989-90 4.965 6.941 -1.976

1955-56 0.160 0.208 -0.048 1990-91 6.167 7.631 -1.464

1956-57 0.146 0.318 -0.171 1991-92 6.912 9.253 -2.341

1957-58 0.091 0.276 -0.185 1992-93 6.819 9.963 -3.144

1958-59 0.093 0.215 -0.122 1993-94 6.813 8.562 -1.749

1959-60 0.160 0.379 -0.219 1994-95 8.141 10.401 -2.260

1960-61 0.113 0.456 -0.342 1995-96 8.780 11.844 -3.063

1961-62 0.114 0.469 -0.355 1996-97 8.343 16.541 -8.198

1962-63 0.209 0.587 -0.378 1997-98 8.639 10.101 -1.463

1963-64 0.225 0.625 -0.400 1998-99 7.798 9.309 -1.511

1964-65 0.239 0.770 -0.531 1999-00 8.570 10.311 -1.741

1965-66 0.252 0.604 -0.352 2000-01 9.225 10.729 -1.505

1966-67 0.272 0.760 -0.488 2001-02 9.132 10.332 -1.200

1967-68 0.345 0.698 -0.353 2002-03 11.150 16.835 -5.685

1968-69 0.356 0.639 -0.282 2003-04 12.315 15.594 -3.279

1969-70 0.337 0.689 -0.351 2004-05 14.389 20.605 -6.216

1970-71 0.419 0.755 -0.336 2005-06 16.453 28.588 -12.134

1971-72 0.580 0.602 -0.021 2006-07 16.976 30.541 -13.565

1972-73 0.811 0.796 0.014 2007-08 19.132 40.163 -21.031

1973-74 1.026 1.360 -0.335 2008-09 17.627 34.696 -17.069

1974-75 1.038 2.112 -1.074 2009-10 19.301 34.736 -15.435

1975-76 1.136 2.066 -0.930 2010-11 24.805 40.412 -15.607

1976-77 1.140 2.323 -1.183 2011-12 23.652 44.927 -21.275

1977-78 1.310 2.807 -1.497 2012-13 24.465 44.971 -20.505

1978-79 1.708 3.673 -1.964 2013-14 25.117 45.018 -19.902

1979-80 2.363 4.737 -2.374 2014-15 23.669 45.848 -22.179

1980-81 2.955 5.404 -2.449 2015-16 20.788 44.695 -23.907

1981-82 2.487 5.630 -3.144 2016-17 20.423 52.912 -32.489

1982-83 2.714 5.370 -2.656 2017-18 23.212 60.794 -37.581

1983-84 2.768 5.687 -2.919 2018-19 22.958 54.763 -31.805

1984-85 2.503 5.917 -3.414 2019-20 21.394 44.553 -23.159

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5. QUARTERLY ANALYSIS

PERCENTAGE PERCENTAGE PERCENTAGE PERCENTAGE PERCENTAGE PERCENTAGE

WITH WITH WITH WITH WITH WITH
BALANCE
PERIOD EXPORTS IMPORTS PREVIOUS CORREPONDING PREVIOUS CORREPONDING PREVIOUS CORREPONDING
OF TRADE
QUARTER QUARTER QUARTER QUARTER QUARTER QUARTER
EXPORT IMPORT BALANCE OF TRADE
JUL-SEP, 2018 (Q1) 5.374 14.165 -8.791 - - - - - -
OCT-DEC, 2018 (Q2) 5.807 13.788 -7.980 - - - - - -
JAN-MAR,2019 (Q3) 5.890 12.727 -6.837 - - - - - -
APR-JUN,2019 (Q4) 5.887 14.083 -8.196 - - - - - -
JUL-SEP, 2019 (Q1) 5.510 11.199 -5.689 6.41 2.53 -20.48 -20.94 -30.59 -35.28
OCT-DEC, 2019 (Q2) 6.015 11.995 -5.981 9.16 3.57 7.11 -13.00 5.12 -25.06
JAN-MAR,2020 (Q3) 5.919 11.596 -5.677 -1.59 0.49 -3.33 -8.89 -5.08 -16.97
APR-JUN,2020 (Q4) 3.950 9.762 -5.812 -33.26 -32.90 -15.81 -30.68 2.38 -29.09

The above table shows that quarterly value of exports showed an increasing trend during the first
two quarters. Exports were badly affected during last two quarters on account of Covid-19. Imports
declined throughout FY2019-20.

6. DISSEMENATION OF DATA
Upon receipt of monthly data from Pakistan Revenue Automation Limited (PRAL) during first
week of each month, PBS immediately compiles and releases summary figures (Annex-I). After
verification of PRAL’s figures by Directorate of Research & Statistics, FBR, PBS compiles and
issues Advance Release on Trade Statistics by 15th of every month (Annex-II).

7. MEASURES TAKEN BY THE GOVERNMENT TO ENHANCE EXPORT

The government is placing enhanced focus on an export-led growth strategy. Key steps taken so
far, include:

 Market -based exchange rate;

 Extension in PM’s export package for 3 years;
 Refunds to exporters and industrialists;
 Tariff rationalization on inputs;
 Export refinancing scheme;
 SBP enhanced the existing limits of exports related soft loans and allowed manufacturing
sector an advance payment of up to US $ 10,000 for import of raw materials and spare
parts;

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 SBP has also allowed banks to enhance the time period for realization of exports proceeds
from existing requirement of 180 days to 270 days on a case to case basis where the delay
is related to COVID-19.

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 Annexure-I

GOVERNMENT OF PAKISTAN
PAKISTAN BUREAU OF STATISTICS
KARACHI

SUMMARY (Revised)
June, 2020
Exports
Imports
Balance of Trade
(Rupees in Million)
(U.S. Dollars in Million)

% Change in
Series * June, 2020 * May, 2020 June, 2020 over
May, 2020
Rs. $ Rs. $
(1 $=Rs.165.103864 ) (1 $=Rs.160.076694) Rs. $
Exports 263,988 1,599 223,536 1,396 18.10 14.54
Imports 614,004 3,719 458,272 2,863 33.98 29.90
Balance of Trade -350,016 -2,120 -234,736 -1,467 49.11 44.51

% Change in
Series * June, 2020 June, 2019 June, 2020 over
June, 2019
Rs. $ Rs. $
(1 $=Rs.165.103864 ) (1 $=Rs.155.249095) Rs. $
Exports 263,988 1,599 264,345 1,703 -0.14 -6.11
Imports 614,004 3,719 675,731 4,353 -9.13 -14.56
Balance of Trade -350,016 -2,120 -411,386 -2,650 -14.92 -20.00

% Change in
Series * July - June, July - June, July - June, 2019 - 2020 over
2019 - 2020 2018 - 2019 July - June, 2018 - 2019
Rs. $ Rs. $ Rs. $
Exports 3,369,809 21,394 3,128,230 22,958 7.72 -6.81
Imports 7,033,248 44,574 7,443,253 54,763 -5.51 -18.61
Balance of Trade -3,663,439 -23,180 -4,315,023 -31,805 -15.10 -27.12
NOTE:-
1- * Provisional figures based on figures provided by the Director (R&S) FBR, Islamabad.
2- Rupee Value converted into US Dollar on the basis of monthly Banks' Floating Average exchange rate provided by S.B.P.
June, 2020 (1$=Rs.165.103864), May, 2020 (1$=Rs.160.076694) and June,2019 (1$=Rs.155.249095).
3- Due to roundings effects some totals and percentages may not tally.

( Shaukat Zaman )
Director (Trade)

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 Annexure-II
Government of Pakistan
Pakistan Bureau of Statistics
SUBJECT: - ADVANCE RELEASE ON EXTERNAL TRADE STATISTICS FOR THE MONTH OF JUNE, 2020.

EXPORTS:

According to the provisional figures compiled by the Pakistan Bureau of Statistics, exports from
Pakistan during June, 2020, amounted to Rs.263,988 million (provisional) as against Rs.223,536 million
(provisional) in May, 2020; and Rs.264,345 million during June, 2019, showing an increase of 18.10%
over May, 2020, but a decrease of 0.14% over June, 2019.
2. In terms of US dollars, the exports in June, 2020, were $1,599 million (provisional) as compared
to $ 1,396 million (provisional) in May, 2020, showing an increase of 14.54% but decreasing by 6.11% as
compared to $1,703 million in June, 2019.

3. Exports during July–June, 2019 – 2020, totaled Rs.3,369,809 million (provisional) as against
Rs.3,128,230 million during the corresponding period of last year showing an increase of 7.72%.

4. In terms of US dollars, the exports during July – June, 2019 - 2020 totaled $21,394 million
(provisional) against $22,958 million during the corresponding period of last year showing a decrease of
6.81%.

5. Main commodities of exports during June, 2020 were Knitwear (Rs. 36,549 million), Readymade
garments (Rs. 30,542 million), Bed wear (Rs. 27,462 million), Cotton cloth (Rs. 21,495 million), Rice
others (Rs. 17,043 million), Cotton Yarn (Rs. 12,271 million), Towels (Rs.9,727 million), Basmati rice (Rs.
7,887 million), Madeup articles (excl. towels & bedwear) (Rs.7,018 million) and Fruits (Rs. 5,498 million).

6. The increase (+) / decrease (-) recorded in main commodities exported during June, 2020 over
May, 2020 and June, 2019, is given below: -
%Change for value in Million Rupees in
June, 2020 over
S.No. COMMODITIES May, 2020 June,2019
1 Knitwear 26.20 2.26
2 Readymade garments 40.69 -8.10
3 Bed wear 17.46 1.73
4 Cotton cloth 36.64 -13.23
5 Rice others -15.12 22.45
6 Cotton yarn 47.42 2.21
7 Towels 45.88 14.35
8 Basmati Rice -39.92 -3.63
9 Madeup articles (excl. towels & bedwear) 26.75 1.42
10 Fruits 271.74 59.97

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IMPORTS

7. Imports into Pakistan during June, 2020, amounted to Rs.614,004 million (provisional) as against Rs.
458,272 million (provisional) in May, 2020; and Rs.675,731 million during June2019 showing an increase
of 33.98% over May, 2020, but a decrease of 9.13% over June, 2019.

8. In terms of US dollars, the imports in June, 2020, were $ 3,719 million (provisional) as compared to
$2,863 million (provisional) in May, 2020, showing an increase of 29.90%, but decreased by 14.56% as
compared to $4,353 million in June, 2019.

9. Imports during July – June, 2019 - 2020 totaled Rs.7,033,248 million (provisional) as against
Rs.7,443,253 million during the corresponding period of last year showing a decrease of 5.51%.

10. In terms of US dollars, the imports during July – June, 2019 -2020 totaled $44,574 million
(provisional) as against $54,763 million during the corresponding period of last year showing a decrease
of 18.61%.

11. Main commodities of imports during June, 2020 were Petroleum products (Rs. 48,627 million),
Power generating machinery (Rs.45,362 million), Mobile phones (Rs.38,189 million), Natural gas, liquefied
(Rs. 27,336 million), Plastic Materials (Rs. 25,271 million), Iron and Steel (Rs. 22,589 million), Palm Oil (Rs.
22,556 million), Petroleum crude (Rs.22,296 million), Electrical machinery & apparatus (Rs.22,108 million)
and Medicinal products (Rs. 18,408 million).
12. The increase (+) / decrease (-) recorded in main commodities imported during June, 2020 over May,
2020 and June, 2019 is given below: -

%Change for value in Million Rupees in

June, 2020 over
S.No. COMMODITIES May, 2020 June, 2019
1 Petroleum products 133.64 -50.78
2 Power generating machinery 123.03 291.46
3 Mobile phones 114.81 326.07
4 Natural gas, liquefied 58.15 -36.82
5 Plastic Materials 33.07 4.07
6 Iron and steel -2.65 -27.72
7 Palm oil 4.47 4.73
8 Petroleum crude 83.07 -62.25
9 Electrical machinery and apparatus -29.62 6.14
10 Medicinal products 109.42 40.00
BALANCE OF TRADE:
13. Based on the provisional figures of imports and exports, the balance of trade in June, 2020, was
(-) 350,016 million in terms of Rupees and (-) 2,120 million in US dollars. The balance of trade figures
cumulative from July–June, 2019 -2020, were (-) 3,363,439 million in terms of Rupees and (-) 23,180
million in US dollars.

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14. Four statements giving quantity and value details of selected commodities of exports and imports
for the month of June, 2020 and July–June,2019-2020 along-with the data for previous month and
corresponding period of last year are enclosed.

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 STATEMENT SHOWING EXPORTS OF SELECTED COMMODITIES DURING THE MONTH OF JUNE, 2020
VALUE = ( RUPEES IN MILLION )
( U.S DOLLARS IN THOUSAND )
U * JUNE ,2020 * MAY ,2020 JUNE,2019 % CHANGE IN JUNE,2020 OVER
SL. N ** ** * MAY,2020 JUNE,2019
COMMODITIES VALUE VALUE VALUE
NO. I QUANTITY QUANTITY QUANTITY QUANTITY VALUE QUANTITY VALUE
T RUPEES DOLLARS RUPEES DOLLARS RUPEES DOLLARS RUPEES DOLLARS RUPEES DOLLARS
GRAND TOTAL 263,988 1,598,921 223,536 1,396,431 264,345 1,702,713 - 18.10 14.50 - -0.14 -6.10

A FOOD GROUP - 50,509 305,922 51,528 321,895 52,278 336,754 - -1.98 -4.96 - -3.38 -9.16
1.RICE M.T 285,665 24,930 150,996 353,931 33,207 207,445 282,397 22,102 142,369 -19.29 -24.93 -27.21 1.16 12.80 6.06
a) BASMATI M.T 56,336 7,887 47,770 92,454 13,128 82,011 61,932 8,184 52,718 -39.07 -39.92 -41.75 -9.04 -3.63 -9.39
b) OTHERS M.T 229,329 17,043 103,226 261,477 20,079 125,434 220,465 13,918 89,651 -12.29 -15.12 -17.70 4.02 22.45 15.14
2.FISH & FISH PREPARATIONS M.T 16,953 5,487 33,234 12,117 4,544 28,386 15,394 4,989 32,136 39.91 20.75 17.08 10.13 9.98 3.42
3.FRUITS M.T 49,417 5,498 33,300 20,739 1,479 9,239 24,639 3,437 22,141 138.28 271.74 260.43 100.56 59.97 50.40
4.VEGETABLES M.T 43,782 2,456 14,875 32,659 1,766 11,032 54,173 2,150 13,852 34.06 39.07 34.84 -19.18 14.23 7.39
5.LEGUMINOUS VEGETABLES (PULSES) M.T 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00
6.TOBACCO M.T 1,101 528 3,198 1,001 483 3,017 1,043 546 3,520 9.99 9.32 6.00 5.56 -3.30 -9.15
7.WHEAT M.T 0 0 0 0 0 0 40,235 1,526 9,827 0.00 0.00 0.00 -100.00 -100.00 -100.00
8.SPICES M.T 1,347 1,027 6,220 1,660 1,295 8,090 1,115 774 4,988 -18.86 -20.69 -23.11 20.81 32.69 24.70
9.OIL SEEDS, NUTS AND KERNALS M.T 600 130 787 325 82 512 957 192 1,239 84.62 58.54 53.71 -37.30 -32.29 -36.48
10.SUGAR M.T 0 0 0 0 0 0 127,926 6,812 43,879 0.00 0.00 0.00 -100.00 -100.00 -100.00
11.MEAT AND MEAT PREPARATIONS M.T 7,875 4,358 26,396 6,191 3,405 21,271 6,335 3,672 23,653 27.20 27.99 24.09 24.31 18.68 11.60
12.ALL OTHER FOOD ITEMS - 6,095 36,916 5,267 32,903 6,078 39,150 - 15.72 12.20 - 0.28 -5.71

B TEXTILE GROUP - 158,356 959,130 120,238 751,128 157,468 1,014,296 - 31.70 27.69 - 0.56 -5.44
13.RAW COTTON M.T 0 0 0 0 0 0 1,202 235 1,517 0.00 0.00 0.00 -100.00 -100.00 -100.00
14.COTTON YARN M.T 35,984 12,271 74,323 23,349 8,324 52,000 30,397 12,006 77,335 54.11 47.42 42.93 18.38 2.21 -3.89
15.COTTON CLOTH TH.SQM 143,300 21,495 130,191 108,490 15,731 98,272 201,793 24,773 159,567 32.09 36.64 32.48 -28.99 -13.23 -18.41
16.COTTON CARDED OR COMBED M.T 0 0 0 0 0 0 127 14 91 0.00 0.00 0.00 -100.00 -100.00 -100.00
17.YARN OTHER THAN COTTON YARN M.T 701 279 1,690 841 326 2,037 1,299 508 3,274 -16.65 -14.42 -17.03 -46.04 -45.08 -48.38
18.KNITWEAR TH.DOZ 8,029 36,549 221,370 6,548 28,962 180,926 8,536 35,741 230,214 22.62 26.20 22.35 -5.94 2.26 -3.84
19.BED WEAR M.T 27,740 27,462 166,332 24,562 23,380 146,055 36,434 26,995 173,880 12.94 17.46 13.88 -23.86 1.73 -4.34
20.TOWELS M.T 13,965 9,727 58,914 10,047 6,668 41,655 12,335 8,506 54,790 39.00 45.88 41.43 13.21 14.35 7.53
21.TENTS,CANVAS & TARPULIN M.T 3,547 1,733 10,496 2,954 1,508 9,420 2,100 763 4,917 20.07 14.92 11.42 68.90 127.13 113.46
22.READYMADE GARMENTS TH.DOZ 3,511 30,542 184,987 2,309 21,708 135,610 4,809 33,235 214,076 52.06 40.69 36.41 -26.99 -8.10 -13.59
23.ART,SILK & SYNTHETIC TEXTILE TH.SQM 30,500 4,003 24,245 22,500 2,818 17,604 38,253 3,754 24,178 35.56 42.05 37.72 -20.27 6.63 0.28
24.MADEUP ARTICLES(EXCL.TOWELS & BEDWEAR.)- 7,018 42,507 5,537 34,590 6,920 44,573 26.75 22.89 1.42 -4.64
25.OTHER TEXTILE MATERIALS - 7,277 44,075 5,276 32,959 4,018 25,884 - 37.93 33.73 - 81.11 70.28

C PETROLEUM GROUP & COAL - 3,799 23,010 74 462 3,957 25,491 - 5033.78 4880.52 - -3.99 -9.73
26.PETROLEUM CRUDE M.T 82,634 3,713 22,489 0 0 0 39,635 2,918 18,798 100.00 100.00 100.00 108.49 27.24 19.64
27.PETROLEUM PRODUCTS(EXCL TOP NAPHTA) M.T 508 86 521 423 72 450 6,646 692 4,458 20.09 19.44 15.78 -92.36 -87.57 -88.31
28.PETROLEUM TOP NAPHTA M.T 0 0 0 0 0 0 5,303 345 2,225 0.00 0.00 0.00 -100.00 -100.00 -100.00
29.SOLID FUELS (COAL) M.T 0 0 0 36 2 12 37 2 10 -100.00 -100.00 -100.00 -100.00 -100.00 -100.00

D OTHER MANUFACTURES GROUP - 35,809 216,885 39,424 246,281 39,133 252,072 - -9.17 -11.94 - -8.49 -13.96
30.CARPETS, RUGS & MATS TH.SQM 98 622 3,767 36 221 1,381 115 741 4,775 172.22 181.45 172.77 -14.78 -16.06 -21.11
31.SPORTS GOODS - 3,057 18,516 2,208 13,793 3,607 23,232 - 38.45 34.24 - -15.25 -20.30
a) FOOTBALLS TH.DOZ 231 1,828 11,072 118 927 5,791 249 1,967 12,668 95.76 97.20 91.19 -7.23 -7.07 -12.60
b) GLOVES TH.DOZ 62 575 3,483 84 771 4,816 116 944 6,083 -26.19 -25.42 -27.68 -46.55 -39.09 -42.74
c) OTHERS - 654 3,961 510 3,186 696 4,481 - 28.24 24.33 - -6.03 -11.60
32.LEATHER TANNED TH.SQM 691 1,763 10,678 964 1,905 11,901 1,363 2,570 16,553 -28.32 -7.45 -10.28 -49.30 -31.40 -35.49

P.T.O.
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 STATEMENT SHOWING EXPORTS OF SELECTED COMMODITIES DURING THE MONTH OF JUNE, 2020
VALUE = ( RUPEES IN MILLION )
( U.S DOLLARS IN THOUSAND )
U * JUNE ,2020 * MAY ,2020 JUNE,2019 % CHANGE IN JUNE,2020 OVER
SL. N ** ** * MAY,2020 JUNE,2019
COMMODITIES VALUE VALUE VALUE
NO. I QUANTITY QUANTITY QUANTITY QUANTITY VALUE QUANTITY VALUE
T RUPEES DOLLARS RUPEES DOLLARS RUPEES DOLLARS RUPEES DOLLARS RUPEES DOLLARS
33.LEATHER MANUFACTURES - 6,090 36,886 3,873 24,195 6,488 41,790 - 57.24 52.45 - -6.13 -11.73
a) LEATHER GARMENTS TH.DOZ 79 3,028 18,340 42 1,625 10,151 98 3,588 23,111 88.10 86.34 80.67 -19.39 -15.61 -20.64
b) LEATHER GLOVES TH.DOZ 410 2,967 17,971 300 2,124 13,269 470 2,777 17,890 36.67 39.69 35.44 -12.77 6.84 0.45
c) OTHER LEATHER MANUFACTURES - 95 575 124 775 123 789 - -23.39 -25.81 - -22.76 -27.12
34.FOOTWEAR TH.Pairs 1,321 1,829 11,077 645 1,029 6,428 1,274 1,908 12,293 104.81 77.75 72.32 3.69 -4.14 -9.89
a) LEATHER FOOTWEAR TH.Pairs 711 1,611 9,757 406 932 5,822 650 1,677 10,801 75.12 72.85 67.59 9.38 -3.94 -9.67
b) CANVAS FOOTWEAR TH.Pairs 14 6 36 0 0 0 36 19 125 100.00 100.00 100.00 -61.11 -68.42 -71.20
c) OTHER FOOTWEAR TH.Pairs 596 212 1,284 239 97 606 588 212 1,367 149.37 118.56 111.88 1.36 0.00 -6.07
35.SURGICAL GOODS & MEDICAL INSTRUMENTS - 3,626 21,962 2,948 18,416 4,541 29,251 - 23.00 19.25 - -20.15 -24.92
36.CUTLERY - 977 5,917 768 4,798 1,136 7,320 - 27.21 23.32 - -14.00 -19.17
37.ONYX MANUFACTURED M.T 90 43 260 105 50 312 132 56 363 -14.29 -14.00 -16.67 -31.82 -23.21 -28.37
38.CHEMICALS AND PHARM.PRODUCTS - 11,793 71,427 20,488 127,988 13,576 87,446 - -42.44 -44.19 -13.13 -18.32
a) FERTILIZER MANUFACTURED M.T 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 - 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00
b) PLASTIC MATERIALS M.T 22,545 3,594 21,768 27,501 4,455 27,830 25,025 4,397 28,323 -18.02 -19.33 -21.78 -9.91 -18.26 -23.14
c) PHARMACEUTICAL PRODUCTS M.T 1,138 2,930 17,746 1,005 2,570 16,055 1,095 2,184 14,068 13.23 14.01 10.53 3.93 34.16 26.14
d) OTHER CHEMICALS - 5,269 31,913 13,463 84,103 6,995 45,055 - -60.86 -62.05 - -24.67 -29.17
39.ENGINEERING GOODS - 2,661 16,117 1,459 9,115 2,226 14,337 - 82.39 76.82 - 19.54 12.42
a) ELECTRIC FANS TH.NOS 177 533 3,228 126 376 2,349 179 523 3,369 40.48 41.76 37.42 -1.12 1.91 -4.19
b) TRANSPORT EQUIPMENT - 229 1,387 97 606 70 452 - 136.08 128.88 227.14 206.86
c) OTHER ELECTRICAL MACHINERY - 482 2,919 302 1,887 357 2,297 - 59.60 54.69 - 35.01 27.08
d) MACHINERY SPECIALIZED FOR
PARTICULAR INDUSTRIES - 737 4,464 249 1,556 442 2,846 - 195.98 186.89 - 66.74 56.85
e) AUTO PARTS & ACCESSORIES - 142 860 166 1,037 234 1,508 - -14.46 -17.07 - -39.32 -42.97
f) OTHER MACHINERY - 538 3,259 269 1,680 600 3,865 - 100.00 93.99 - -10.33 -15.68
40.GEMS M.T 1 12 73 1 2 12 1 46 294 0.00 500.00 508.33 0.00 -73.91 -75.17
41.JEWELLARY - 4 24 0 0 29 186 - 100.00 100.00 - -86.21 -87.10
42.FURNITURE TH.NOS 7 25 151 13 44 275 18 37 239 -46.15 -43.18 -45.09 -61.11 -32.43 -36.82
43.MOLASSES M.T 87 1 6 34,322 811 5,066 351 4 28 -99.75 -99.88 -99.88 -75.21 -75.00 -78.57
44.HANDICRAFTS - 0 0 0 0 0 0 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00
45.CEMENT M.T 535,682 2,796 16,935 608,054 3,090 19,303 275,085 1,794 11,558 -11.90 -9.51 -12.27 94.73 55.85 46.52
46.GUAR AND GUAR PRODUCTS M.T 2,648 510 3,089 2,800 528 3,298 1,693 374 2,407 -5.43 -3.41 -6.34 56.41 36.36 28.33

ALL OTHER ITEMS 15,515 93,974 12,272 76,665 11,509 74,100 - 26.43 22.58 - 34.81 26.82

(*) PROVISIONAL
RUPEE VALUE CONVERTED INTO US DOLLAR ON THE BASIS OF MONTHLY BANKS' FLOATING AVERAGE EXCHANGE RATE PROVIDED BY SBP. JUNE, 2020 (1$=Rs.165.103864 ) , MAY, 2020 (1$=Rs.160.076694) AND JUNE,2019 (1$=Rs.155.249095).
( **) QUANTITY DATA HAS BEEN ESTIMATED WHERE EVER IT IS FOUND NECESSARY.
NOTE:- SOME DIFFERENCE MAY OCCUR IN PERCENTAGE CHANGE WITH RESPECT TO RUPEES & DOLLARS.
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 STATEMENT SHOWING EXPORTS OF SELECTED COMMODITIES DURING THE PERIOD JULY - JUNE, 2019 - 2020

` VALUE = ( RUPEES IN MILLION )

( U.S DOLLARS IN THOUSAND )
U * JULY - JUNE, 2019 - 2020 JULY - JUNE, 2018 - 2019 % CHANGE IN JULY - JUNE, 2019 - 2020
SL. N ** OVER JULY - JUNE, 2018 - 2019
NO. COMMODITIES I QUANTITY VALUE QUANTITY VALUE QUANTITY VALUE
T RUPEES DOLLARS RUPEES DOLLARS RUPEES DOLLARS
GRAND TOTAL - 3,369,809 21,393,860 3,128,230 22,958,322 - 7.72 -6.81

A FOOD GROUP - 687,979 4,361,981 632,022 4,607,399 - 8.85 -5.33

1.RICE M.T 4,166,130 343,911 2,175,493 4,120,137 285,032 2,069,618 1.12 20.66 5.12
a) BASMATI M.T 890,207 125,133 790,792 659,571 87,253 634,532 34.97 43.41 24.63
b) OTHERS M.T 3,275,923 218,778 1,384,701 3,460,566 197,779 1,435,086 -5.34 10.62 -3.51
2.FISH & FISH PREPARATIONS M.T 172,704 64,112 406,617 196,460 60,405 438,709 -12.09 6.14 -7.32
3.FRUITS M.T 807,313 67,694 431,272 755,678 56,272 415,497 6.83 20.30 3.80
4.VEGETABLES M.T 836,330 46,874 299,290 1,022,876 32,198 233,910 -18.24 45.58 27.95
5.LEGUMINOUS VEGETABLES (PULSES) M.T 0 0 0 0 0 0 0.00 0.00 0.00
6.TOBACCO M.T 12,987 5,621 35,787 9,851 3,374 24,217 31.83 66.60 47.78
7.WHEAT M.T 48,083 1,815 11,443 683,518 20,124 153,248 -92.97 -90.98 -92.53
8.SPICES M.T 20,118 13,906 88,103 22,120 12,076 88,545 -9.05 15.15 -0.50
9.OIL SEEDS, NUTS AND KERNALS M.T 21,574 4,717 30,132 51,701 9,967 74,361 -58.27 -52.67 -59.48
10.SUGAR M.T 181,447 11,063 70,657 691,994 31,147 222,857 -73.78 -64.48 -68.29
11.MEAT AND MEAT PREPARATIONS M.T 83,844 48,188 305,211 65,831 33,438 242,668 27.36 44.11 25.77
12.ALL OTHER FOOD ITEMS - 80,078 507,976 87,989 643,769 - -8.99 -21.09

B TEXTILE GROUP - 1,971,838 12,526,534 1,813,311 13,327,727 - 8.74 -6.01

13.RAW COTTON M.T 12,776 2,669 17,002 12,992 2,709 20,396 -1.66 -1.48 -16.64
14.COTTON YARN M.T 412,553 155,159 984,903 433,978 152,726 1,125,419 -4.94 1.59 -12.49
15.COTTON CLOTH TH.SQM 2,327,808 287,876 1,829,895 2,827,064 285,619 2,101,763 -17.66 0.79 -12.94
16.COTTON CARDED OR COMBED M.T 66 10 63 319 37 253 -79.31 -72.97 -75.10
17.YARN OTHER THAN COTTON YARN M.T 10,367 4,062 25,778 11,975 4,642 33,836 -13.43 -12.49 -23.81
18.KNITWEAR TH.DOZ 105,777 440,079 2,794,360 117,673 394,742 2,899,827 -10.11 11.49 -3.64
19.BED WEAR M.T 405,244 338,750 2,150,836 414,845 307,197 2,261,784 -2.31 10.27 -4.91
20.TOWELS M.T 172,937 111,963 711,265 190,855 107,043 786,120 -9.39 4.60 -9.52
21.TENTS,CANVAS & TARPULIN M.T 38,537 15,553 98,472 29,924 11,202 82,420 28.78 38.84 19.48
22.READYMADE GARMENTS TH.DOZ 50,058 401,309 2,552,294 55,665 362,267 2,653,340 -10.07 10.78 -3.81
23.ART,SILK & SYNTHETIC TEXTILE TH.SQM 448,714 49,548 314,768 385,710 40,433 297,087 16.33 22.54 5.95
24.MADEUP ARTICLES(EXCL.TOWELS BEDWEAR.) - 92,925 590,502 92,422 679,971 - 0.54 -13.16
25.OTHER TEXTILE MATERIALS - 71,935 456,396 52,272 385,511 - 37.62 18.39

C PETROLEUM GROUP & COAL - 42,962 273,229 64,329 477,139 - -33.22 -42.74
26.PETROLEUM CRUDE M.T 473,739 29,340 185,884 572,156 38,787 285,435 -17.20 -24.36 -34.88
27.PETROLEUM PRODUCTS(EXCL TOP NAPHTA) M.T 80,975 6,357 40,744 177,457 17,037 127,844 -54.37 -62.69 -68.13
28.PETROLEUM TOP NAPHTA M.T 100,111 7,245 46,475 118,713 8,498 63,812 -15.67 -14.74 -27.17
29.SOLID FUELS (COAL) M.T 484 20 126 208 7 48 132.69 185.71 162.50

D OTHER MANUFACTURES GROUP - 478,596 3,036,021 457,125 3,361,621 - 4.70 -9.69

30.CARPETS, RUGS & MATS TH.SQM 1,448 8,514 54,211 1,561 9,146 67,197 -7.24 -6.91 -19.33
31.SPORTS GOODS - 41,285 262,370 41,993 308,552 - -1.69 -14.97
a) FOOTBALLS TH.DOZ 3,043 22,695 144,235 3,380 21,934 160,580 -9.97 3.47 -10.18
b) GLOVES TH.DOZ 1,327 11,167 71,000 1,868 13,026 96,560 -28.96 -14.27 -26.47
c) OTHERS - 7,423 47,135 7,033 51,412 - 5.55 -8.32
32.LEATHER TANNED TH.SQM 16,635 29,001 184,105 21,333 34,269 252,245 -22.02 -15.37 -27.01
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 STATEMENT SHOWING EXPORTS OF SELECTED COMMODITIES DURING THE PERIOD JULY - JUNE, 2019 - 2020

VALUE = ( RUPEES IN MILLION )

( U.S DOLLARS IN THOUSAND )
U * JULY - JUNE, 2019 - 2020 JULY - JUNE, 2018 - 2019 % CHANGE IN JULY - JUNE, 2019 - 2020
SL. N ** OVER JULY - JUNE, 2018 - 2019
NO. COMMODITIES I QUANTITY VALUE QUANTITY VALUE QUANTITY VALUE
T RUPEES DOLLARS RUPEES DOLLARS RUPEES DOLLARS
33.LEATHER MANUFACTURES - 74,582 473,989 66,142 485,646 - 12.76 -2.40
a) LEATHER GARMENTS TH.DOZ 989 39,452 250,936 1,007 34,852 256,268 -1.79 13.20 -2.08
b) LEATHER GLOVES TH.DOZ 5,058 33,512 212,768 5,487 29,730 217,942 -7.82 12.72 -2.37
c) OTHER LEATHER MANUFACTURES - 1,618 10,285 1,560 11,436 - 3.72 -10.06
34.FOOTWEAR TH.Pairs 13,939 19,840 125,938 13,162 16,734 122,433 5.90 18.56 2.86
a) LEATHER FOOTWEAR TH.Pairs 6,708 16,884 107,170 7,010 14,539 106,466 -4.31 16.13 0.66
b) CANVAS FOOTWEAR TH.Pairs 60 61 386 145 53 370 -58.62 15.09 4.32
c) OTHER FOOTWEAR TH.Pairs 7,171 2,895 18,382 6,007 2,142 15,597 19.38 35.15 17.86
35.SURGICAL GOODS & MEDICAL INSTRUMENTS - 55,957 355,602 52,970 388,362 - 5.64 -8.44
36.CUTLERY - 13,007 82,638 12,455 91,205 - 4.43 -9.39
37.ONYX MANUFACTURED M.T 1,586 641 4,076 1,859 673 4,953 -14.69 -4.75 -17.71
38.CHEMICALS AND PHARM.PRODUCTS - 159,375 1,008,391 154,533 1,136,273 - 3.13 -11.25
a) FERTILIZER MANUFACTURED M.T 0 0 0 0 0 0 0.00 0.00 0.00
b) PLASTIC MATERIALS M.T 285,851 46,786 295,968 252,879 43,363 318,563 13.04 7.89 -7.09
c) PHARMACEUTICAL PRODUCTS M.T 15,327 33,165 210,298 13,963 28,794 211,696 9.77 15.18 -0.66
d) OTHER CHEMICALS - 79,424 502,125 82,376 606,014 - -3.58 -17.14
39.ENGINEERING GOODS - 27,232 172,662 23,515 172,742 - 15.81 -0.05
a) ELECTRIC FANS TH.NOS 1,356 3,737 23,575 1,661 3,976 28,791 -18.36 -6.01 -18.12
b) TRANSPORT EQUIPMENT - 1,944 12,328 946 6,932 - 105.50 77.84
c) OTHER ELECTRICAL MACHINERY - 5,104 32,429 4567 33443 - 11.76 -3.03
d) MACHINERY SPECIALIZED FOR
PARTICULAR INDUSTRIES - 6,884 43,717 5,862 43,536 - 17.43 0.42
e) AUTO PARTS & ACCESSORIES - 2,514 15,968 2,345 17,226 - 7.21 -7.30
f) OTHER MACHINERY - 7,049 44,645 5,819 42,814 - 21.14 4.28
40.GEMS M.T 6 561 3,593 4 485 3,567 50.00 15.67 0.73
41.JEWELLARY - 507 3,243 661 4,911 - -23.30 -33.96
42.FURNITURE TH.NOS 151 556 3,528 235 503 3,714 -35.74 10.54 -5.01
43.MOLASSES M.T 36,667 847 5,298 117,909 1,699 12,785 -68.90 -50.15 -58.56
44.HANDICRAFTS - 0 0 18 127 - -100.00 -100.00
45.CEMENT M.T 7,103,373 40,849 259,441 6,411,359 36,550 271,728 10.79 11.76 -4.52
46.GUAR AND GUAR PRODUCTS M.T 28,172 5,842 36,936 22,806 4,779 35,181 23.53 22.24 4.99

ALL OTHER ITEMS 188,434 1,196,095 161,443 1,184,436 - 16.72 0.98

(*) PROVISIONAL
(**) QUANTITY DATA HAS BEEN ESTIMATED WHERE EVER IT IS FOUND NECESSARY.
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VALUE = ( RUPEES IN MILLION )
( U.S DOLLARS IN THOUSAND )
U * JUNE, 2020 * MAY,2020 JUNE ,2019 % CHANGE IN JUNE, 2020 OVER
SL. N ** ** * MAY,2020 JUNE ,2019
COMMODITIES
NO. I QUANTITY VALUE QUANTITY VALUE QUANTITY VALUE QUANTITY VALUE QUANTITY VALUE
T RUPEES DOLLARS RUPEES DOLLARS RUPEES DOLLARS RUPEES DOLLARS RUPEES DOLLARS
GRAND TOTAL 614,004 3,718,895 458,272 2,862,828 675,731 4,352,558 33.98 29.90 -9.13 -14.56

A. FOOD GROUP - 85,947 520,564 67,450 421,361 67,512 434,849 - 27.42 23.54 - 27.31 19.71
1. MILK,CREAM & MILK FOOD FOR INFANTS MT 3,299 1,958 11,859 2,567 1,331 8,315 5,034 1,979 12,744 28.52 47.11 42.62 -34.47 -1.06 -6.94
2. WHEAT UNMILLED MT 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00
3. DRY FRUITS & NUTS MT 3,040 858 5,197 2,110 591 3,692 1,351 319 2,052 44.08 45.18 40.76 125.02 168.97 153.27
4. TEA MT 25,709 9,854 59,684 18,271 6,995 43,698 11,935 4,467 28,775 40.71 40.87 36.58 115.41 120.60 107.42
5. SPICES MT 17,854 3,462 20,969 11,710 2,579 16,111 12,368 2,450 15,779 52.47 34.24 30.15 44.36 41.31 32.89
6. SOYABEAN OIL MT 16,722 1,840 11,144 611 67 419 26,332 2,840 18,291 2636.82 2646.27 2559.67 -36.50 -35.21 -39.07
7. PALM OIL MT 217,902 22,556 136,617 209,634 21,591 134,879 255,740 21,538 138,732 3.94 4.47 1.29 -14.80 4.73 -1.52
8. SUGAR MT 1,326 122 739 281 30 187 401 31 199 371.89 306.67 295.19 230.67 293.55 271.36
9. PULSES (LEGUMINOUS VEGETABLES) MT 147,897 13,153 79,665 85,193 6,924 43,254 77,348 5,884 37,899 73.60 89.96 84.18 91.21 123.54 110.20
10. ALL OTHERS FOOD ITEMS 32,144 194,690 27,342 170,806 28,004 180,378 17.56 13.98 14.78 7.93

B. MACHINERY GROUP - 155,027 938,967 115,076 718,880 101,617 654,541 - 34.72 30.62 - 52.56 43.45
11. POWER GENERATING MACHINERY - 45,362 274,748 20,339 127,058 11,588 74,640 - 123.03 116.24 - 291.46 268.10
12. OFFICE MACHINE INCL.DATA PROC EQUIP; - 6,252 37,867 4,339 27,106 4,640 29,887 - 44.09 39.70 - 34.74 26.70
13. TEXTILE MACHINERY - 5,046 30,563 4,227 26,406 9,907 63,816 - 19.38 15.74 - -49.07 -52.11
14. CONSTRUCTION & MINING MACHINERY - 1,764 10,684 883 5,516 1,488 9,584 - 99.77 93.69 - 18.55 11.48
15. ELECTRICAL MACHINERY & APPARATUS - 22,108 133,904 31,412 196,231 20,830 134,170 - -29.62 -31.76 - 6.14 -0.20
16. TELE COM - 45,033 272,756 25,441 158,930 16,011 103,136 - 77.01 71.62 - 181.26 164.46
A. MOBILE PHONE - 38,189 231,303 17,778 111,059 8,963 57,736 - 114.81 108.27 - 326.07 300.62
B. OTHER APPARATUS - 6,844 41,453 7,663 47,871 7,048 45,400 - -10.69 -13.41 - -2.89 -8.69
17. AGRICULTURAL MACHINERY & IMPLEMENTS - 1,124 6,808 1,163 7,265 1,173 7,554 - -3.35 -6.29 - -4.18 -9.88
18. OTHER MACHINERY - 28,338 171,637 27,272 170,368 35,980 231,754 - 3.91 0.74 - -21.24 -25.94

C. TRANSPORT GROUP 18,892 114,425 18,204 113,722 33,105 213,236 - 3.78 0.62 - -42.93 -46.34
19. ROAD MOTOR VEH. (BUILD UNIT,CKD/SKD) - 18,382 111,336 17,077 106,681 29,978 193,096 - 7.64 4.36 - -38.68 -42.34
19.1 CBU - 5,293 32,059 5,260 32,860 4,269 27,502 - 0.63 -2.44 - 23.99 16.57
A.BUSES,TRUCKS & OTH. HEAVY VEHICLES - 2,824 17,104 3,846 24,026 3,309 21,316 - -26.57 -28.81 - -14.66 -19.76
B.MOTOR CARS - 2,439 14,773 1,383 8,640 852 5,489 - 76.36 70.98 - 186.27 169.14
C.MOTOR CYCLES - 30 182 31 194 108 697 - -3.23 -6.19 - -72.22 -73.89
19.2 CKD/SKD - 9,055 54,844 8,414 52,562 18,247 117,530 - 7.62 4.34 - -50.38 -53.34
A.BUSES,TRUCKS & OTH. HEAVY VEHICLES - 2,122 12,853 1,948 12,169 4,708 30,325 - 8.93 5.62 - -54.93 -57.62
B.MOTOR CARS - 6,240 37,794 5,562 34,746 12,734 82,023 - 12.19 8.77 - -51.00 -53.92
C.MOTOR CYCLES - 693 4,197 904 5,647 805 5,182 - -23.34 -25.68 - -13.91 -19.01
19.3 PARTS & ACCESSORIES - 3,244 19,648 2,833 17,698 5,927 38,177 - 14.51 11.02 - -45.27 -48.53
19.4 OTHERS - 790 4,785 570 3,561 1,535 9,887 - 38.60 34.37 - -48.53 -51.60
20.AIRCRAFTS, SHIPS AND BOATS - 355 2,150 1,035 6,466 2,482 15,988 - -65.70 -66.75 - -85.70 -86.55
21.OTHERS TRANSPORT EQUIPMENTS - 155 939 92 575 645 4,152 - 68.48 63.30 - -75.97 -77.38
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 STATEMENT SHOWING IMPORTS OF SELECTED COMMODITIES DURING THE MONTH OF JUNE , 2020
VALUE = ( RUPEES IN MILLION )
( U.S DOLLARS IN THOUSAND )
U * JUNE, 2020 * MAY,2020 JUNE ,2019 % CHANGE IN JUNE, 2020 OVER
SL. N ** ** * MAY,2020 JUNE ,2019
COMMODITIES
NO. I QUANTITY VALUE QUANTITY VALUE QUANTITY VALUE QUANTITY VALUE QUANTITY VALUE
T RUPEES DOLLARS RUPEES DOLLARS RUPEES DOLLARS RUPEES DOLLARS RUPEES DOLLARS
D. PETROLEUM GROUP - 99,703 613,130 52,305 326,749 202,805 1,306,315 - 90.62 87.65 - -50.84 -53.06
22. PETROLEUM PRODUCTS MT 1,330,040 48,627 303,773 661,138 20,813 130,019 1,088,407 98,786 636,305 101.17 133.64 133.64 22.20 -50.78 -52.26
23. PETROLEUM CRUDE MT 595,032 22,296 135,042 487,778 12,179 76,082 838,559 59,064 380,445 21.99 83.07 77.50 -29.04 -62.25 -64.50
24.NATURAL GAS, LIQUIFIED - 27,336 165,569 17,285 107,979 43,267 278,694 58.15 53.33 - -36.82 -40.59
25. PETROLEUM GAS, LIQUIFIED - 1,444 8,746 2,028 12,669 1,684 10,846 -28.80 -30.97 - -14.25 -19.36
26. OTHERS - 0 0 0 0 4 25 0.00 0.00 - -100.00 -100.00

E. TEXTILE GROUP - 32,349 195,932 29,633 185,117 46,369 298,677 - 9.17 5.84 - -30.24 -34.40
27. RAW COTTON MT 64,690 17,001 102,972 62,235 16,535 103,294 44,924 12,657 81,524 3.94 2.82 -0.31 44.00 34.32 26.31
28. SYNTHETIC FIBRE MT 20,104 4,217 25,541 16,117 3,714 23,201 30,784 8,476 54,597 24.74 13.54 10.09 -34.69 -50.25 -53.22
29. SYNTHETIC & ARTIFICIAL SILK YARN MT 15,128 4,675 28,316 9,130 3,038 18,978 30,411 11,121 71,634 65.70 53.88 49.20 -50.25 -57.96 -60.47
30. WORN CLOTHING MT 19,494 1,460 8,843 23,830 1,679 10,489 37,377 2,458 15,834 -18.20 -13.04 -15.69 -47.84 -40.60 -44.15
31. OTHR TEXTILE ITEMS - 4,996 30,260 4,667 29,155 11,657 75,088 7.05 3.79 -57.14 -59.70

F. AGRICULTURAL AND OTHER CHEMICALS GROUP - 109,809 665,089 78,739 491,882 104,331 672,022 - 39.46 35.21 - 5.25 -1.03
32. FERTILIZER MANUFACTURED MT 107,476 6,179 37,425 50,857 2,848 17,791 112,913 6,580 42,381 111.33 116.96 110.36 -4.82 -6.09 -11.69
33. INSECTICIDES MT 4,979 5,606 33,954 4,173 3,357 20,971 2,919 2,878 18,537 19.31 66.99 61.91 70.57 94.79 83.17
34. PLASTIC MATERIALS MT 132,545 25,271 153,061 102,222 18,991 118,637 108,299 24,283 156,414 29.66 33.07 29.02 22.39 4.07 -2.14
35. MEDICINAL PRODUCTS MT 2,354 18,408 111,493 1,172 8,790 54,911 2,126 13,149 84,699 100.85 109.42 103.04 10.72 40.00 31.63
36. OTHERS - 54,345 329,156 44,753 279,572 57,441 369,991 - 21.43 17.74 - -5.39 -11.04

G. METAL GROUP - 53,836 326,074 56,639 353,825 61,859 398,453 - -4.95 -7.84 - -12.97 -18.17
37. GOLD KG 0 0 0 0 0 0 36 206 1,326 0.00 0.00 0.00 -100.00 -100.00 -100.00
38. IRON AND STEEL SCRAP MT 277,020 17,697 107,187 313,725 19,435 121,411 305,508 18,327 118,051 -11.70 -8.94 -11.72 -9.32 -3.44 -9.20
39. IRON AND STEEL MT 225,698 22,589 136,817 245,166 23,205 144,962 307,075 31,251 201,294 -7.94 -2.65 -5.62 -26.50 -27.72 -32.03
40. ALUMINIUM WROUGHT & WORKED - 2,496 15,118 1,539 9,614 1,716 11,054 - 62.18 57.25 - 45.45 36.76
41. ALL OTHER METALS & ARTICALS - 11,054 66,952 12,460 77,838 10,359 66,728 - -11.28 -13.99 - 6.71 0.34

H. MISCELLANEOUS GROUP - 9,551 57,849 8,792 54,923 10,343 66,621 - 8.63 5.33 - -7.66 -13.17
42. RUBBER CRUDE INCL. SYNTH/RECLAIMED MT 4,658 1,265 7,662 5,467 1,468 9,171 7,973 2,008 12,934 -14.80 -13.83 -16.45 -41.58 -37.00 -40.76
43. RUBBER TYRES & TUBES NO 226,704 2,135 12,931 128,054 1,040 6,497 214,266 951 6,123 77.04 105.29 99.03 5.80 124.50 111.19
44. WOOD & CORK - 999 6,051 1,293 8,077 1,227 7,904 - -22.74 -25.08 - -18.58 -23.44
45. JUTE MT 4,980 545 3,301 1,487 168 1,049 1,762 132 848 234.90 224.40 214.68 182.63 312.88 289.27
46. PAPER & PAPER BOARD & MANUF.THEREOFMT 31,533 4,607 27,904 33,087 4,823 30,129 40,269 6,025 38,812 -4.70 -4.48 -7.38 -21.69 -23.54 -28.10

ALL OTHERS ITEMS 48,890 286,865 31,434 196,369 47,790 307,844 - 55.53 46.08 - 2.30 -6.81

(*) PROVISIONAL
RUPEE VALUE CONVERTED INTO US DOLLAR ON THE BASIS OF MONTHLY BANKS' FLOATING AVERAGE EXCHANGE RATE PROVIDED BY SBP. JUNE, 2020 (1$=Rs.165.103864 ) , MAY, 2020 (1$=Rs.160.076694 ) AND JUNE,2019 (1$=Rs.155.249095).
(**)QUANTITY DATA HAS BEEN ESTIMATED WHERE EVER IT IS FOUND NECESSARY.
NOTE:- SOME DIFFERENCE MAY OCCUR IN PERCENTAGE CHANGE WITH RESPECT TO RUPEES & DOLLARS.

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 STATEMENT SHOWING IMPORTS OF SELECTED COMMODITIES DURING THE PERIOD JULY - JUNE , 2019 - 2020

VALUE = ( RUPEES IN MILLION )

( U.S DOLLARS IN THOUSAND )
U * JULY - JUNE , 2019 - 2020 JULY - JUNE , 2018 - 2019 % CHANGE IN JULY - JUNE , 2019 - 2020
SL. N ** OVER JULY - JUNE , 2018 - 2019
NO. COMMODITIES I QUANTITY VALUE QUANTITY VALUE QUANTITY VALUE
T RUPEES DOLLARS RUPEES DOLLARS RUPEES DOLLARS
GRAND TOTAL 7,033,248 44,573,834 7,443,253 54,762,982 -5.51 -18.61

A. FOOD GROUP - 857,317 5,423,949 769,878 5,668,013 - 11.36 -4.31

1. MILK,CREAM & MILK FOOD FOR INFANTS MT 60,127 25,700 162,929 94,805 31,319 230,187 -36.58 -17.94 -29.22
2. WHEAT UNMILLED MT 0 0 0 0 0 0 0.00 0.00 0.00
3. DRY FRUITS & NUTS MT 22,930 5,414 34,271 24,960 5,900 43,035 -8.13 -8.24 -20.36
4. TEA MT 221,319 84,354 532,776 222,732 77,367 571,690 -0.63 9.03 -6.81
5. SPICES MT 140,712 27,557 173,807 136,863 22,201 162,490 2.81 24.13 6.96
6. SOYABEAN OIL MT 84,317 9,136 57,546 150,912 14,833 107,388 -44.13 -38.41 -46.41
7. PALM OIL MT 2,970,774 290,872 1,841,525 3,147,549 250,597 1,844,593 -5.62 16.07 -0.17
8. SUGAR MT 7,473 609 3,828 7,852 534 3,920 -4.83 14.04 -2.35
9. PULSES (LEGUMINOUS VEGETABLES) MT 1,211,383 97,383 614,562 976,889 68,265 505,957 24.00 42.65 21.47
10. ALL OTHERS FOOD ITEMS - 316,292 2,002,705 298,862 2,198,753 - 5.83 -8.92

B. MACHINERY GROUP - 1,386,962 8,782,548 1,212,317 8,921,721 - 14.41 -1.56

11. POWER GENERATING MACHINERY - 217,821 1,372,937 171,373 1,262,633 - 27.10 8.74
12. OFFICE MACHINE INCL.DATA PROC EQUIP; - 59,481 376,434 58,455 432,064 - 1.76 -12.88
13. TEXTILE MACHINERY - 68,964 437,321 73,862 537,989 - -6.63 -18.71
14. CONSTRUCTION & MINING MACHINERY - 30,193 192,346 28,127 211,573 - 7.35 -9.09
15. ELECTRICAL MACHINERY & APPARATUS - 354,425 2,247,154 241,625 1,777,611 - 46.68 26.41
16. TELE COM - 294,431 1,860,701 187,891 1,379,565 - 56.70 34.88
A. MOBILE PHONE - 216,791 1,369,947 102,752 755,548 - 110.98 81.32
B. OTHER APPARATUS - 77,640 490,754 85,139 624,017 - -8.81 -21.36
17. AGRICULTURAL MACHINERY & IMPLEMENTS - 14,810 93,801 18,365 135,336 - -19.36 -30.69
18. OTHER MACHINERY - 346,837 2,201,854 432,619 3,184,950 - -19.83 -30.87

C. TRANSPORT GROUP 244,239 1,545,934 421,198 3,085,872 - -42.01 -49.90

19. ROAD MOTOR VEH. (BUILD UNIT,CKD/SKD) - 202,475 1,279,042 311,295 2,306,281 - -34.96 -44.54
19.1 CBU - 34,603 217,931 51,122 382,174 - -32.31 -42.98
A.BUSES,TRUCKS & OTH. HEAVY VEHICLES - 18,705 117,752 21,229 155,980 - -11.89 -24.51
B.MOTOR CARS - 15,709 98,987 29,318 221,992 - -46.42 -55.41
C.MOTOR CYCLES - 189 1,192 575 4,202 - -67.13 -71.63
19.2 CKD/SKD - 115,233 727,521 168,864 1,246,414 - -31.76 -41.63
A.BUSES,TRUCKS & OTH. HEAVY VEHICLES - 29,386 186,164 45,899 340,827 - -35.98 -45.38
B.MOTOR CARS - 75,884 478,140 111,237 818,277 - -31.78 -41.57
C.MOTOR CYCLES - 9,963 63,217 11,728 87,310 - -15.05 -27.59
19.3 PARTS & ACCESSORIES - 41,594 263,278 69,427 513,649 - -40.09 -48.74
19.4 OTHERS - 11,045 70,312 21,882 164,044 - -49.52 -57.14
20.AIRCRAFTS, SHIPS AND BOATS - 39,250 250,966 98,108 694,026 - -59.99 -63.84
21.OTHERS TRANSPORT EQUIPMENTS - 2,514 15,926 11,795 85,565 - -78.69 -81.39
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 STATEMENT SHOWING IMPORTS OF SELECTED COMMODITIES DURING THE PERIOD JULY - JUNE , 2019 - 2020

VALUE = ( RUPEES IN MILLION )

( U.S DOLLARS IN THOUSAND )
U * JULY - JUNE , 2019 - 2020 JULY - JUNE , 2018 - 2019 % CHANGE IN JULY - JUNE , 2019 - 2020
SL. N ** OVER JULY - JUNE , 2018 - 2019
NO. COMMODITIES I QUANTITY VALUE QUANTITY VALUE QUANTITY VALUE
T RUPEES DOLLARS RUPEES DOLLARS RUPEES DOLLARS
D. PETROLEUM GROUP - 1,637,727 10,420,833 1,962,398 14,441,427 - -16.54 -27.84
22. PETROLEUM PRODUCTS MT 11,007,184 745,058 4,742,094 10,422,799 854,680 6,283,874 5.61 -12.83 -24.54
23. PETROLEUM CRUDE MT 6,813,900 426,918 2,722,024 9,029,358 620,332 4,570,574 -24.54 -31.18 -40.44
24.NATURAL GAS, LIQUIFIED - 419,425 2,662,203 453,288 3,336,534 -7.47 -20.21
25. PETROLEUM GAS, LIQUIFIED - 46,290 294,282 34,063 250,182 35.90 17.63
26. OTHERS - 36 230 35 263 2.86 -12.55

E. TEXTILE GROUP - 399,263 2,529,445 442,150 3,221,416 - -9.70 -21.48

27. RAW COTTON MT 536,231 139,628 880,113 415,027 107,874 767,500 29.20 29.44 14.67
28. SYNTHETIC FIBRE MT 291,172 67,465 427,394 304,317 79,866 585,367 -4.32 -15.53 -26.99
29. SYNTHETIC & ARTIFICIAL SILK YARN MT 248,455 79,125 503,571 308,277 94,611 689,668 -19.41 -16.37 -26.98
30. WORN CLOTHING MT 384,846 26,572 168,751 464,267 24,750 181,042 -17.11 7.36 -6.79
31. OTHR TEXTILE ITEMS - 86,473 549,616 135,049 997,839 - -35.97 -44.92

F. AGRICULTURAL AND OTHER CHEMICALS GROUP - 1,162,024 7,353,704 1,187,881 8,754,602 - -2.18 -16.00
32. FERTILIZER MANUFACTURED MT 1,677,961 89,581 568,875 1,931,125 105,162 798,663 -13.11 -14.82 -28.77
33. INSECTICIDES MT 32,071 29,581 185,604 29,135 25,915 189,550 10.08 14.15 -2.08
34. PLASTIC MATERIALS MT 1,548,656 300,983 1,907,342 1,548,839 302,131 2,221,025 -0.01 -0.38 -14.12
35. MEDICINAL PRODUCTS MT 21,158 157,678 997,426 23,279 148,373 1,093,367 -9.11 6.27 -8.77
36. OTHERS - 584,201 3,694,457 606,300 4,451,997 - -3.64 -17.02

G. METAL GROUP - 640,748 4,057,606 675,753 4,973,857 - -5.18 -18.42

37. GOLD KG 275 1,818 11,627 335 1,766 13,214 -17.91 2.94 -12.01
38. IRON AND STEEL SCRAP MT 3,909,902 240,021 1,521,959 4,551,511 198,193 1,461,023 -14.10 21.10 4.17
39. IRON AND STEEL MT 2,429,025 242,975 1,538,005 3,287,916 303,101 2,229,227 -26.12 -19.84 -31.01
40. ALUMINIUM WROUGHT & WORKED - 22,647 143,124 26,107 193,863 - -13.25 -26.17
41. ALL OTHER METALS & ARTICALS - 133,287 842,891 146,586 1,076,530 - -9.07 -21.70

H. MISCELLANEOUS GROUP - 127,678 809,356 138,529 1,024,498 - -7.83 -21.00

42. RUBBER CRUDE INCL. SYNTH/RECLAIMED MT 95,601 25,059 159,204 99,091 23,390 171,977 -3.52 7.14 -7.43
43. RUBBER TYRES & TUBES NO 2,569,096 17,100 107,966 3,313,139 18,563 139,415 -22.46 -7.88 -22.56
44. WOOD & CORK - 18,732 118,784 19,277 142,057 - -2.83 -16.38
45. JUTE MT 49,638 4,852 30,794 68,866 4,730 35,364 -27.92 2.58 -12.92
46. PAPER & PAPER BOARD & MANUF.THEREOFMT 435,577 61,935 392,608 558,209 72,569 535,685 -21.97 -14.65 -26.71

ALL OTHERS ITEMS 577,290 3,650,459 633,149 4,671,576 - -8.82 -21.86

(*) PROVISIONAL
(**)QUANTITY DATA HAS BEEN ESTIMATED WHERE EVER IT IS FOUND NECESSARY. 21