IM FY2026-27: USD763.03m received on account of foreign aid
Business Recorder • • 1 min read

Pakistan received USD763.03 million in foreign economic assistance during July, the opening month of fiscal year 2026-27, Business Recorder reported. The total is almost nine per cent higher than the USD694.53 million received in the same period of the previous financial year. The Economic Affairs Division published the data on Monday.
Multilateral and bilateral loans and grants totalled USD252.83 million in July, compared with USD266.93 million in the preceding month. A further USD146.62 million loan came from China during the same month. Budgetary support accounted for USD343.99 million of the inflows, while project loans amounted to USD330.30 million.
Commercial borrowing through the Naya Pakistan Certificate scheme reached USD343.99 million in July. The split was USD97.32 million on the conventional side and USD246.67 million on the Islamic side. Non-project loans made up USD432.73 million of the USD763.03 million total.
At a glance
- Foreign economic assistance reached USD763.03 million in July, almost nine per cent above last year.
- Budgetary support totalled USD343.99 million, while non-project loans came to USD432.73 million.
- A USD146.62 million loan from China was among the inflows received during July.
Originally reported by Business Recorder
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