Pakistan’s Foreign Exchange Reserves Hold Steady at $19.80 Billion: SBP
The State Bank of Pakistan (SBP) reports that the country’s total foreign exchange reserves remain steady at $19.80 billion for the week ending September 26, 2025. Slight fluctuations between central and commercial bank holdings indicate continued stability in Pakistan’s external financial position, with an expected boost from upcoming IMF disbursements.
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.
Pakistan’s Forex Reserves Increase by $57 Million, SBP Reports Steady Gains
Pakistan’s foreign exchange reserves rose by $57 million in the week ending September 19, 2025, with SBP holdings reaching $14.379 billion and commercial banks’ reserves climbing to $5.414 billion. The increase reflects improved inflows and reduced outflows, with expectations of further strengthening through IMF support.
Pakistan’s Eurobonds Trade Above Par for First Time in Years, Signaling Investor Optimism
For the first time in years, three of Pakistan’s Eurobonds are trading at a premium in global markets, reflecting renewed investor confidence driven by credit rating upgrades, timely debt repayments, and rising foreign exchange 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.