Pakistan’s total liquid foreign exchange reserves rose to $22.04 billion as of June 24, 2026, following a significant increase in the reserves held by the State Bank of Pakistan (SBP).

According to the SBP, the country’s total liquid foreign reserves stood at $22.0446 billion, including $16.5272 billion held by the central bank and $5.5174 billion maintained by commercial banks.

During the week ended June 24, 2026, the SBP’s foreign exchange reserves increased by $611 million, rising from $15.916 billion to $16.5272 billion.

The central bank said the increase was mainly driven by government inflows received from multilateral financial institutions, providing a timely boost to Pakistan’s external account position.

The latest rise in reserves comes as Pakistan closes the 2025-26 fiscal year with stronger foreign exchange holdings, supported by official external financing.