The State Bank of Pakistan has reported an increase in its foreign exchange reserves, which rose by 28 million dollars over the past week. As of August 29, 2025, the central bank’s reserves stand at 14.30 billion dollars, showing a steady upward trend.
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According to the data, Pakistan’s total liquid foreign reserves, which include both the SBP and commercial banks, reached 19.66 billion dollars. Of this amount, commercial banks hold 5.36 billion dollars in net reserves.
The SBP noted that its reserves had been recorded at 14.27 billion dollars the previous week. The latest increase, though modest, highlights gradual improvements in the country’s foreign exchange position.
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Officials believe the consistent buildup of reserves is important for maintaining financial stability and supporting external payments, especially amid global economic challenges.
