Pakistan currently has $14.67 billion in foreign exchange reserves.

Pakistan’s SBP reserves rose by 19 million to US$ 9.29 billion for the week that ended on August 16, according to a central bank statement.

Commercial banks held $5.375 billion of the nation’s net foreign reserves during that time.

“SBP reserves increased by US$ 19 million to US$ 9,291.8 million during the week ended on August 16, 2024,” the SBP statement stated.

Pakistan’s SBP-held foreign exchange reserves rose by US$ 119 million to US$ 9.27 billion in the week that ended on August 9. This is in line with previous reports.

Pakistan’s entire foreign exchange reserves during that time, according to the central bank, were $14.64 billion USD. As of August 9th, commercial banks owned US$ 5.37 billion of the nation’s net foreign reserves.

The announcement also stated, “SBP reserves increased by US$ 119 million to US$ 9,272.6 million during the week ended on August 9, 2024.”