Pakistan petroleum import bill rises 5.76% to $16.86b in FY202526
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Pakistan's FY2025-26 petroleum imports rose 5.76% y/y to $16.86bn, led by a 31.58% jump in crude imports, while LNG imports fell 36.10%. The data signals higher energy import dependence and greater sensitivity to crude pricing for a large emerging-market buyer, but it does not materially change the global supply-demand balance. Near-term market relevance is primarily as a marginal demand indicator and regional cost-pressure signal.
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Pakistan’s total imports of the petroleum group climbed 5.76% year on year to $16.863 billion in FY202526 (July–June). Crude oil imports rose 31.58% to $7.166 billion, while petroleum products imports increased 7.05% to $6.386 billion. LPG imports edged up 3.21% to $1.089 billion, while LNG imports fell 36.10% to $2.221 billion.
