During the week ending on October 16, 2026, Pakistan saw a reduction in its overall foreign exchange reserves, according to official figures released by the State Bank of Pakistan.
Central bank reserves grew by $19.1 million during the week, reaching $21.49 billion compared to $21.47 billion recorded the previous week.
Meanwhile, the nation's total liquid foreign reserves fell by $30.3 million, settling at $26.83 billion by October 16.
The total amount comprises $21.49 billion held by the State Bank of Pakistan alongside $5.344 billion kept by commercial banks.
Commercial banks experienced a drop of $49.4 million in their reserves relative to the prior week.
Available dollar reserves currently provide enough coverage for 3.01 months of imports.
