Pakistan's total liquid foreign reserves saw a slight uptick, reaching $14,414.6 million as of June 14, according to the State Bank of Pakistan (SBP). This marks a modest increase from the previous week's total of $14,383.8 million.
A news release issued by the SBP on Thursday highlighted that the central bank's reserves rose by $31 million during the week, bringing the SBP's total reserves to $9,134.7 million. This increase reflects a small yet positive change in the country’s financial health.
In addition to the SBP's holdings, the net foreign reserves held by commercial banks were recorded at $5,279.9 million. This figure shows a minor decrease from the previous week's $5,280.5 million, indicating a slight dip in the commercial banks' reserves.
Despite the overall positive trend, the data underscores the ongoing fluctuations in Pakistan's foreign reserves, which continue to be a critical area for economic monitoring and policy-making.
