The State Bank of Pakistan (SBP) reported on Thursday that its foreign exchange reserves increased by $141 million during the week ending January 2, reaching $16.056 billion.
Net reserves held by commercial banks stood at $5.137 billion, taking the country’s total liquid foreign reserves to $21.192 billion.
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During the week ending January 2, SBP’s foreign exchange reserves increased by $141 million, mainly due to routine inflows and repayments, the bank said.
This marks a modest rise in the country’s reserves, reflecting stability in foreign currency holdings as Pakistan continues to manage its external accounts.
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