Pakistan’s Forex Reserves See Slight Increase

According to data released on Thursday, the State Bank of Pakistan (SBP) reported a minor increase in its foreign exchange reserves, which rose by $9 million on a weekly basis. As of April 25, the reserves stood at $10.21 billion.

The country’s total liquid foreign reserves amounted to $15.25 billion, while the net foreign reserves held by commercial banks were $5.04 billion.

The central bank did not provide a specific explanation for the marginal increase in the foreign exchange reserves.

The SBP stated that reserves had increased by US$ 9 million to US$ 10,214.4 million during the week ending on April 25, 2025.

The prior week saw a decrease in SBP’s foreign exchange reserves by $367 million, hitting a seven-month low.