The State Bank of Pakistan (SBP) reported a $9 million increase in its foreign exchange reserves for the week ending April 25, bringing the total to approximately $10.21 billion.
In its weekly statement released on Friday, the SBP noted that net reserves held by commercial banks stood at around $5.04 billion.
Combined, Pakistan’s total liquid foreign exchange reserves reached approximately $15.25 billion during the reporting period, reflecting a modest but positive movement in the country’s external financial position.