Pakistan’s foreign exchange reserves showed a slight increase during the week ending April 3, 2026, according to the State Bank of Pakistan (SBP).
The central bank reported that total liquid foreign reserves rose by $105 million to $21.895 billion, up from $21.790 billion the previous week.
SBP’s own reserves increased modestly by $19 million, reaching $16.400 billion compared to $16.376 billion a week earlier.
At the same time, commercial banks saw a bigger rise in their holdings, with net foreign reserves climbing by $87 million to $5.495 billion.
Overall, the data reflects a small but positive weekly improvement in the country’s external reserves.
