Pakistan’s total liquid foreign reserves rose to US$ 26,797.4 million in the week ended October 2, 2026, according to the State Bank of Pakistan’s latest weekly statement on the country’s external position.
The central bank reported that its own foreign exchange reserves increased by US$ 15 million during the week to reach US$ 21,453.7 million, consolidating its position as the holder of the bulk of the nation’s liquid foreign assets.
Commercial Banks Also Post Gains
Reserves held by commercial banks moved in the same direction, rising by US$ 12 million to US$ 5,343.7 million over the period under review, according to the breakup of forex reserves released by the central bank.
Week-on-Week Comparison
The latest figures mark a modest improvement over the previous week. As of September 25, 2026, Pakistan’s total liquid foreign reserves stood at US$ 26,770.9 million, comprising:
- State Bank of Pakistan reserves: US$ 21,439.2 million
- Commercial banks’ reserves: US$ 5,331.7 million
The week-on-week increase of US$ 26.5 million in total reserves reflects continued stability in the country’s external account, with both the central bank and commercial banks contributing to the gain.
