ISLAMABAD: Pakistan’s exports of services grew by 9.23 per cent to $8.39 billion in FY25, up from $7.68bn in the previous year, mainly on the back of stronger performance in telecommunication, computer, and information services, according to data released by the Pakistan Bureau of Statistics (PBS) on Thursday.

The growth, though modest, reflects a continued recovery and expansion in the services sector, which has posted consistent increases since February 2024, despite a brief dip of 6.5pc in August.

In rupee terms, services exports rose by 7.86pc to Rs2.345tr in FY25 from Rs2.174tr in FY24, indicating a steady uptrend despite currency fluctuations.

Monthly figures for June show that services exports surged by........

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