KARACHI: Pakistan’s foreign exchange reserves recorded a modest increase during the week ended June 5, 2026, according to the latest figures released by the State Bank of Pakistan (SBP), signaling continued stability in the country’s external financial position.
The central bank reported that its foreign exchange reserves increased by $25 million on a weekly basis. As a result, reserves held by the SBP reached $17.215 billion, compared to $17.190 billion recorded in the previous week.
According to the official statement, Pakistan’s total liquid foreign reserves stood at $22.67 billion as of June 5, 2026. This total includes both reserves managed by the central bank and holdings maintained by commercial banks operating in the country.
The data showed that commercial banks held net foreign reserves of $5.457 billion during the reporting period, contributing to the country’s overall reserve position.
The SBP stated that during the week ending June 5, foreign exchange reserves rose by US$25 million to US$17,215.2 million.
Economic analysts view stable growth in forex reserves as an important indicator for maintaining investor confidence, supporting imports, and strengthening Pakistan’s overall economic outlook in the coming months.
