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How are Pakistan’s imports from India growing again despite tensions?

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Briefings

Pakistan's imports from India have returned to pre-war levels despite ongoing tensions, suggesting a potential thaw in trade relations. This finding is based on a single article from November 2026, which states that trade is formally non-existent but has reached historical highs. The evidence is limited to one source and does not provide data on trade volumes, specific goods traded, or the duration of this recovery.

Key points

• Pakistan's imports from India are at pre-war levels, indicating a formal cessation of trade despite ongoing tensions.
• The article from November 2026 states that trade is formally non-existent but has reached historical highs.

Context

This finding suggests a potential thaw in trade relations between Pakistan and India, as imports have returned to pre-war levels. However, the source is limited to one article and does not provide data on trade volumes, specific goods traded, or the duration of this recovery.

Limitations

Evidence is limited to one source and does not provide data on trade volumes, specific goods traded, or the duration of this recovery.

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