ISLAMABAD: Pakistan’s total foreign exchange reserves have increased to $2.1299 billion, according to the latest data released by the State Bank of Pakistan (SBP).
During the past week, the SBP’s own reserves grew by $23 million, rising from $1.582 billion to $1.585 billion. Meanwhile, the reserves held by commercial banks increased by $1 million, reaching $544 million.
Overall, the country’s total foreign currency reserves saw a net increase of $24 million.
The SBP regularly publishes weekly reports detailing the foreign exchange holdings of both the central bank and commercial banks, providing insights into the country’s external financial position.
