The State Bank in Pakistan (SBP) has an increase of $ 21 million in its foreign currency reserves, up to a total of $ 11.22 billion for the week ending February 21, 2025.
According to the latest data issued by the central bank, the total liquid foreign exchange reserves in the country, including commercial banks’ possessions, amounted to $ 15.92 billion, as commercial banks own $ 4.70 billion.
This is a modest increase compared to the 35 million dollars registered in the previous week. There was no official explanation for change in reserves.
According to reports, SBP bought more than $ 9 billion from the local market in the previous calendar year to help stabilize foreign exchange reserves.
