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Islamabad says new tariff arrangement to help Pakistan expand footprint in US market
ISLAMABAD: Pakistan’s new trade tariff arrangement with the United States (US) will help expand its footprint in the US market, the Pakistani finance ministry said on Friday. The statement came a day after the White House said the US will charge a 19 percent tariff on imports from Pakistan, compared to a 29 percent reciprocal tariff announced in April that had raised alarm in Islamabad. The US is Pakistan’s top export destination, with shipments totaling $5.44 billion in fiscal year 2023-2024, according to official data.
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arabnews.com
Pakistan says ‘landmark’ trade deal reached with US as Trump announces oil cooperation
KARACHI: Pakistan said Wednesday it had reached a trade deal with the United States after weeks of extensive negotiations, paving the way for reduced tariffs and deeper economic…
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Islamabad says new tariff arrangement to help Pakistan expand footprint in US market
ISLAMABAD: Pakistan’s new trade tariff arrangement with the United States (US) will help expand its footprint in the US market, the Pakistani finance ministry said on Friday. The…
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thehindu.com
'Balanced', 'forward-looking': Pakistan hails 19% tariffs under U.S. trade deal
Pakistan welcomes U.S. tariff cut to 19% on exports, boosting competitiveness and export potential in American market.
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asia.nikkei.com
Pakistan cheers 'better' US tariff deal even with likely fiscal risks
Trump's interest in oil, minerals and crypto played key role in breakthrough