SBP Reserves Increase by $22 Million to Reach $14.37 Billion

SBP Reserves Increase by $22 Million to Reach $14.37 Billion

The State Bank of Pakistan (SBP) has reported an increase in its foreign exchange reserves.

As of September 19, 2025, SBP reserves stood at $14,379.5 million, showing a rise of $22 million during the week.

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📊 Total Foreign Reserves

According to the SBP’s latest data:

Total liquid foreign reserves: $19,793.3 million

Net reserves held by SBP: $14,379.5 million

Reserves held by commercial banks: $5,413.8 million

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💡 Why This Matters

Foreign exchange reserves play a key role in maintaining economic stability. They help Pakistan:

Manage imports and debt payments

Support the Pakistani rupee

Build investor confidence

This increase, though small, is a positive sign for the economy.

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📌 Key Takeaway

Pakistan’s foreign reserves are improving gradually. The rise in SBP reserves adds some strength to the country’s financial position.