KARACHI — Pakistan’s total liquid foreign reserves climbed to $22,671.7 million as of June 5, 2026. This marks a positive trend in the country’s financial position. The State Bank of Pakistan (SBP) reported Thursday that higher central bank holdings drove the growth.
State Bank of Pakistan Reserves Increase by $25 Million
The SBP’s foreign exchange reserves rose $25 million during the week. This increase brought the central bank’s holdings to $17,215.2 million.
The data comes from the weekly statement on liquid foreign reserve positions. The monetary authority releases this report regularly to track Pakistan’s financial health and monitor economic stability.
Commercial Banking Sector Contributes $5.46 Billion
Commercial banks contributed $5,456.5 million to Pakistan’s total foreign reserves. This represents an $11 million increase over the same period.
The banking sector plays a key role in maintaining reserve levels. These holdings support financial stability and strengthen the broader economy.
Weekly Reserve Growth Shows Upward Momentum
The latest figures demonstrate improvement from the previous week ended May 29, 2026. Total reserves then stood at $22,636 million.
The breakdown for the previous week included:
- SBP holdings: $17,190.4 million
- Commercial banks: $5,445.6 million
The combined $36 million increase across both sectors reflects strengthening foreign exchange reserves. This upward trend supports Pakistan’s economy and enhances financial stability during the current fiscal period.
