KARACHI: Pakistan’s foreign exchange reserves recorded a fresh rise this week, offering a renewed indication of strengthening financial stability.
According to updated data released by the State Bank of Pakistan (SBP), the country registered an increase of $27 million in its reserves, reflecting ongoing improvement in the national economic outlook.
The SBP confirmed that its own reserves have now expanded to $14.551 billion, highlighting sustained progress in the central bank’s overall financial position. Reserves maintained by commercial banks also showed further growth, reaching $5.186 billion.
As a result of these developments, Pakistan’s total foreign exchange reserves have now increased to $19.738 billion, marking another steady step toward financial resilience.
The State Bank emphasized that this continued rise signals positive momentum in Pakistan’s broader economic stabilization efforts. The institution added that initiatives will persist to maintain long-term consistency and durability in the nation’s foreign exchange levels.
The growing reserves are expected to enhance economic confidence and support the financial resources required for stable and sustained economic activity.
