SBP-held forex reserves rise by $611mn to $16.5bn on multilateral inflows
- Total liquid foreign exchange reserves stand at $22 billion
Pakistan's central bank foreign exchange reserves rose by $611 million to $16.5 billion by June 24, 2026, primarily due to government inflows from multilateral institutions.
- Increase in Pakistan's central bank foreign exchange reserves.
- Government inflows from multilateral institutions.
- Total liquid foreign exchange reserves breakdown.
Foreign exchange reserves held by the State Bank of Pakistan (SBP) increased by $611 million during the week ended June 24, 2026, reaching $16.5 billion, mainly due to government inflows from multilateral institutions, the central bank said on Thursday.
According to the SBP, the country’s total liquid foreign exchange reserves stood at $22.0 billion as of June 24.
Of the total, the SBP held $16.5 billion in foreign exchange reserves, while commercial banks held $5.5 billion.
In a statement, the central bank said: “During the week ended on 24-Jun-2026, SBP’s FX reserves increased by US$611 million to US$16.5 billion. The increase in SBP’s reserves is mainly due to GoP inflows from multilateral institutions.”