Foreign reserves held by the State Bank of Pakistan recorded a weekly inflow of $19.1 million in the week ending February 13, 2026, reflecting a modest 0.12 percent increase compared to the previous week.

However, the central bank’s weekly report released on Thursday indicated that Pakistan’s total liquid foreign exchange reserves declined by $73.2 million over the same period, settling at $21.301.5 billion from $21.374.7 billion a week earlier.

The SBP’s own reserves rose slightly to $16.196 billion from $16.177 billion, while net reserves held by commercial banks fell by $92.3 million, reaching $5.104 billion.

The data highlights a mixed trend in the country’s external liquidity, with the central bank showing modest gains even as overall foreign reserves experienced a weekly contraction.