Pakistan’s total liquid foreign exchange reserves rose modestly to USD 19.59 billion for the week ending November 28, the State Bank of Pakistan (SBP) reported on Thursday.
Reserves held by the central bank increased by USD 14 million, reaching USD 14.57 billion during the week. Meanwhile, net foreign exchange reserves held by commercial banks remained largely unchanged at USD 5.01 billion.
Combined, the country’s total liquid reserves stood at USD 19.59 billion, reflecting a slight weekly gain driven primarily by central bank accumulation. The modest rise indicates steady but cautious improvement in Pakistan’s foreign exchange position.
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