KARACHI (Dunya News) – Thee State Bank of Pakistan reported an increase of $23 million in its foreign exchange reserves over the past week, reflecting a modest improvement in the country’s external position.
According to official forex data, the central bank’s reserves rose to $15.857 billion during the reporting period.
The data also showed a slight increase in commercial banks’ reserves, which grew by $170,000 to reach $5.4428 billion.
Overall, Pakistan’s total foreign exchange reserves recorded a combined increase of $24.5 million, bringing the national total to $21.2935 billion.
The incremental rise indicates relative stability in the country’s reserve position amid ongoing economic adjustments and external financing arrangements.