SBP Foreign Exchange Reserves Edge Up by $15.7 Million Despite Weekly Decline in Total Reserves
Pakistan’s central bank reported a marginal weekly increase in its foreign exchange reserves, even as overall national reserves declined due to a drop in commercial bank holdings. The latest data highlights long-term improvement trends in SBP reserves during the fiscal and calendar year.
SBP Foreign Exchange Reserves Rise by $27 Million, Total Liquid Reserves Reach $19.74 Billion
The State Bank of Pakistan’s foreign exchange reserves rose by $27 million, reaching $14.551 billion, while total liquid reserves stood at $19.738 billion, supported by commercial bank holdings and anticipated IMF inflows.
SBP Foreign Exchange Reserves Increase by $22 Million, Reaching $14.52 Billion
The State Bank of Pakistan’s (SBP) foreign exchange reserves grew by $22 million, reaching $14.52 billion as of November 7, 2025. This increase comes amidst broader economic efforts to stabilize and strengthen Pakistan’s financial system.
Pakistan’s Economic Outlook Strengthens as Inflation Falls and Reserves Build
Pakistan’s economy is entering a stronger growth phase as inflation falls sharply and foreign exchange reserves strengthen. Economic indicators point toward improved macroeconomic stability, signaling renewed investor confidence and policy effectiveness.
SBP Reserves Dip Below $14.5 Billion Mark Amid Mild Weekly Outflow
The State Bank of Pakistan’s foreign exchange reserves declined by $69 million, falling below $14.5 billion, while total national reserves dipped slightly to $19.918 billion amid minor fluctuations in the banking sector’s holdings.
State Bank of Pakistan Reserves Rise to $14.526 Billion, Maintain Stability
Pakistan’s central bank reserves increased by $23 million, bringing SBP-held reserves to $14.526 billion as of July 11, 2025, maintaining a stable financial position despite slight fluctuations in overall liquidity.