The State Bank of Pakistan’s foreign exchange reserves rose by $20 million during the week ending October 3, 2025, bringing the total to $14.42 billion. According to the latest data released, the country’s total liquid foreign reserves reached $19.81 billion, with commercial banks holding $5.39 billion in net reserves.
The SBP confirmed the increase in reserves despite executing major external debt payments during the week, including a $500 million repayment on a Pakistan Sovereign Eurobond. This steady buildup of reserves follows a $21 million increase reported the previous week.
The consistent growth in SBP-held foreign exchange reserves reflects ongoing efforts to maintain external sector stability while meeting international financial obligations.
