SBP Foreign Exchange Reserves Increase by $25 Million
Pakistan’s foreign exchange reserves recorded a modest increase during the week ending June 5, 2026, according to the latest data released by the State Bank of Pakistan (SBP).
The central bank reported that its foreign exchange reserves rose by $25 million, reaching $17.215 billion, compared to $17.190 billion in the previous week.
Overall, the country’s total liquid foreign exchange reserves increased by $36 million to $22.672 billion, up from $22.636 billion a week earlier.
Meanwhile, foreign exchange reserves held by commercial banks also posted a slight gain. Net reserves maintained by commercial banks stood at $5.457 billion, compared to $5.446 billion in the preceding week, reflecting an increase of $11 million.
The latest figures indicate continued stability in Pakistan’s external account position as the country works to strengthen its foreign exchange buffer.
Key Figures (Week Ended June 5, 2026):
- SBP Reserves: $17.215 billion (+$25 million)
- Commercial Bank Reserves: $5.457 billion (+$11 million)
- Total Liquid Foreign Exchange Reserves: $22.672 billion (+$36 million)
The gradual rise in reserves is viewed as a positive development for Pakistan’s financial stability and foreign exchange management efforts.
