Foreign exchange reserves held by the State Bank of Pakistan increased by $43.4 million during the week ended May 29, 2026, according to official data.

The latest figures show that SBP-held reserves rose to $17.190 billion, compared with $17.147 billion in the previous week.

However, the country’s total liquid foreign exchange reserves recorded a slight decline of $10.5 million, falling to $22.636 billion from $22.647 billion a week earlier.

Reserves maintained by commercial banks also dropped, decreasing to $5.446 billion from $5.500 billion in the preceding week.

Meanwhile, Pakistan’s import cover weakened marginally, slipping to 2.76 months from 2.87 months in the previous week.