The State Bank of Pakistan’s (SBP) foreign exchange reserves increased by $11 million during the week ended November 6, 2026, marking their fourth consecutive weekly gain.

The central bank’s reserves reached $21.573 billion, compared with $21.562 billion a week earlier, according to the latest SBP data.

However, Pakistan’s total liquid foreign exchange reserves declined by $26 million to $26.839 billion during the week.

The country’s total reserves comprised $21.573 billion held by the SBP and $5.266 billion held by commercial banks.

Commercial banks’ net foreign exchange reserves fell to $5.266 billion from $5.303 billion a week earlier, contributing to the decline in the country’s overall reserves.

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