Pakistan’s foreign exchange reserves increase; total volume reaches $19.61 billion

The State Bank of Pakistan has said that the country’s total foreign exchange reserves have increased to $19.61 billion as of August 22, 2025.

The statement said that the volume of the central bank’s reserves remained at $14.27 billion, while the reserves held by commercial banks were recorded at $5.34 billion.

According to the data, the State Bank’s reserves increased by $18 million at the end of last week, after which the government reserves reached $14.27 billion.

According to the State Bank, Pakistan’s total usable reserves increased to $19.61 billion on August 22, which is a positive sign for the economy.

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Awais Afzal (Business Staff Reporter)

Awais Afzal is a Business Desk Reporter at The Pakistan Today, covering business, markets, economy and financial developments. He focuses on clear, accurate and reader-friendly reporting, with a strong emphasis on verified facts and timely updates. His work aims to explain complex economic and business issues in simple language for a broad audience.

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