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SBP-held foreign exchange reserves rise by $27 million to $14.55bn

  • Total liquid foreign reserves held by country stand at $19.74 billion
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The foreign exchange reserves held by the State Bank of Pakistan (SBP) increased by $27 million on a weekly basis, reaching $14.55 billion as of November 14, 2025, data released on Thursday showed.

According to the central bank, total liquid foreign reserves held by the country stood at $19.74 billion, while net foreign reserves held by commercial banks were recorded at $5.19 billion.

“During the week ended on 14-Nov-2025, SBP’s FX reserves increased by US$ 27 million to US$ 14,551.5 million,” it said.

Last week, the SBP’s reserves had risen by $22 million.

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