Pakistan’s total liquid foreign exchange reserves climbed to $23.99 billion as of July 3, 2026, bolstered by a significant influx of official government funds.
The State Bank of Pakistan (SBP) reported that its own holdings rose by $1.94 billion during the week ending July 3, reaching a total of $18.47 billion.
The central bank stated that this growth was driven by the successful realization of government inflows. In addition to the central bank’s holdings, commercial banks reported net foreign reserves of $5.52 billion.
Resultantly, the nation’s total liquid foreign reserves comprised $18.47 billion held by the State Bank of Pakistan and $5.52 billion held by commercial banks, culminating in an aggregate figure of $23.99 billion.