The State Bank of Pakistan reported a modest rise in the country’s foreign exchange reserves, noting an increase of 9 million dollars during the week ending on November 21. The latest update shows SBP’s reserves reaching 14.56 billion dollars.
According to the central bank, commercial banks currently hold 5.04 billion dollars in foreign exchange reserves. Combined, Pakistan’s total liquid reserves have grown to 19.61 billion dollars.
Officials say that even small weekly improvements help ease external payment pressures and contribute to greater financial stability. Regular inflows support the broader effort to strengthen Pakistan’s economic outlook.
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