Pakistan FX Reserves Edge Up as SBP Holdings Reach $16.09 Billion
Pakistan’s foreign exchange reserves held by the State Bank of Pakistan increased by $16 million to $16.09 billion in the week ending January 16, 2026, marking the second consecutive weekly rise.
SBP Buys $1 Billion Forex in September 2025 as Pakistan’s FX Reserves Improve
The State Bank of Pakistan purchased $1 billion from the interbank market in September 2025, lifting annual FX intervention to $6.9 billion and supporting reserves amid improved external inflows and stable debt repayments.
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 Forex Reserves Rise by USD 31 Million Amid Slight Weekly Dip in Total Liquid Assets
State Bank of Pakistan’s foreign exchange reserves increased by USD 31 million to USD 14.5 billion by the end of October 2025, while total liquid reserves experienced a marginal decline due to a drop in commercial bank holdings.
Pakistan’s Foreign Exchange Reserves Rise to $19.79 Billion, SBP Holdings Touch $14.38 Billion
Pakistan’s foreign exchange reserves reached $19.79 billion as of September 19, 2025, with SBP holdings rising by $22 million to $14.38 billion. Commercial banks reported $5.41 billion, reflecting steady external liquidity amid IMF program review.
Pakistan’s Forex Reserves Edge Up to $14.30 Billion Amid Stable Inflows
Pakistan’s foreign exchange reserves held by the SBP rose by $28 million to $14.30 billion as of August 29, 2025, reflecting stable inflows and cautious management. Total liquid reserves stood at $19.66 billion, with commercial banks holding $5.36 billion.
SBP Projects Pakistan’s GDP Growth at 3.25–4.25% for FY2026 as Stability Returns
State Bank of Pakistan Governor Jameel Ahmad projects GDP growth of 3.25–4.25% in FY2026, citing stable reserves, falling inflation, and stronger remittances, while textile exporters demand urgent policy support.