Islamabad, July 18 – The State Bank of Pakistan’s (SBP) foreign exchange reserves rise by $23 million over the past week, according to the latest figures released by the central bank.
As per the SBP’s report, the foreign currency reserves held by the central bank reached $14.526 billion on July 11, reflecting a modest increase from $14.502 billion recorded on July 4.
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Meanwhile, the country’s total liquid foreign currency reserves—including those maintained by commercial banks—stood at $19.957 billion, marking a weekly decline of $72 million.
The net reserves held by commercial banks were reported at $5.432 billion, showing a drop of $96 million over the same period.
