State Bank of Pakistan Reports $21 Million Increase in Foreign Exchange Reserves
The State Bank of Pakistan reported a $21 million increase in foreign exchange reserves, reaching $14,400.4 million for the week ending September 26, 2025, reflecting ongoing efforts to maintain currency stability and financial resilience.
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.
SBP Boosts Reserves to 39-Month Peak on Robust Inflows and Aggressive Dollar Buying
The State Bank of Pakistan has raised its foreign exchange reserves to their highest level in over three years, supported by record remittances, dollar purchases from the market, and tight control on imports, reinforcing stability signals to investors.
Pakistan Banks Association Rejects Claims on Remittance Subsidies, Highlights Critical Role in Economic Stability
The Pakistan Banks Association has strongly refuted allegations that remittance incentives serve no economic purpose, underscoring how these measures protect Pakistan’s balance of payments and ensure compliance with global financial standards.