Pakistan’s total liquid foreign reserves stand $ 21.48 bln
Key takeaways
- The total liquid foreign reserves of Pakistan stood US$ 21,484.7 million as of June 19, 2026, while reserves held by the State Bank of Pakistan decreased to $ 15,916.4 million due to external debt payments.
- “During the week ended on 19-Jun-2026, SBP’s FX reserves decreased by US$ 1,305 million to US$ 15,916.4 million,” SBP reported, attributing the decline in its reserves to repayment of the external debt.
- Pakistan’s total liquid foreign reserves in the previous week ended on June 12, 2026, were $ 22,741.7 million.
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Add ARY News on Google AAResize. The total liquid foreign reserves of Pakistan stood US$ 21,484.7 million as of June 19, 2026, while reserves held by the State Bank of Pakistan decreased to $ 15,916.4 million due to external debt payments.
The central bank, in its weekly statement on the position of liquid foreign reserves issued here on Monday, informed that Pakistan has received $ 0.7 billion from the multilateral institution in subsequent days while securing $ 1.7 billion in refinancing.
“SBP has received GoP inflow of US$ 0.7 billion from multilateral institutions and about US$ 1.7 billion as refinancing of GoP commercial loan,” it stated, adding that these inflows will be reflected in SBP’s FX reserves as of 30-Jun-2026.