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.
State Bank of Pakistan Reports $14 Million Increase in Foreign Exchange Reserves
The State Bank of Pakistan’s foreign exchange reserves rose by $14 million to $14.57 billion for the week ending November 28, 2025, while total reserves slightly declined to $19.589 billion, reflecting stable external payment capacity.
State Bank Reserves Rise to $14.57bn While Total Reserves Dip Slightly
Pakistan’s foreign exchange reserves held by the State Bank increased to $14.57bn during the week ending November 28, 2025, despite a slight decline in total reserves.
SBP Reserves Drop by $69 Million to $14.46 Billion, Despite Strong Fiscal-Year Growth
The State Bank of Pakistan’s foreign exchange reserves fell by $69 million to $14.46 billion in the week ending July 18, 2025, even as cumulative fiscal-year gains remain strong with an increase of over $5.3 billion.
State Bank’s Foreign Reserves Surge to $14.5 Billion, Boosting Pakistan’s External Position
Pakistan’s foreign exchange reserves under the State Bank surged by $1.77 billion in a week to $14.5 billion, pushing total reserves past $20 billion, driven by official inflows that strengthen the country’s external financial position.
SBP Reserves Drop by $2.66 Billion on Debt Repayments, Recovery Expected Through Fresh Inflows
The State Bank of Pakistan’s foreign reserves dropped by $2.66 billion in one week due to major debt repayments. However, fresh inflows exceeding $3 billion are expected to reverse the decline in upcoming data.