As of April 24, 2026, Pakistan’s total liquid foreign exchange reserves amounted to US$21.27 billion, data released by the Domestic Markets and Monetary Management Department. This figure encompasses reserves held by both the State Bank of Pakistan (SBP) and commercial banks, providing a comprehensive view of the nation’s external financial standing.
The breakdown of these reserves highlights fluctuations over recent weeks and months, with contributions from SBP holdings and bank deposits significantly influencing the overall balance. The latest weekly data confirms the total liquid reserves at $21.27 billion, underscoring the country’s external buffer amid ongoing economic adjustments.
In a significant development, officials emphasize that maintaining these reserve levels is critical for stabilizing the national currency, managing import payments, and supporting broader macroeconomic stability. Continuous monitoring of the reserves remains a priority to ensure economic resilience during this period of financial recalibration.
