Pakistan's total foreign exchange reserves reach $26.86 billion
Profit by Pakistan Today • • 1 min read

Pakistan’s liquid foreign exchange reserves totalled $26.86 billion on October 30, 2026, Profit by Pakistan Today reported, drawing on the State Bank of Pakistan’s weekly figures. The overall amount includes holdings of both the central bank and commercial banks, and the banking system’s combined reserves were reported more precisely at $26.864 billion. The data show a $39 million weekly rise in reserves held by the SBP.
The central bank’s holdings reached $21.561 billion, up from about $21.522 billion in the previous week. Commercial banks held net foreign exchange reserves of $5.303 billion, while SBP reserves made up the larger share of the national total. The figures describe the level and weekly movement of the country’s liquid reserves, rather than a change in the reserves held by commercial banks.
At a glance
- Total liquid foreign exchange reserves were $26.864 billion on October 30.
- SBP reserves rose by $39 million to $21.561 billion in one week.
Originally reported by Profit by Pakistan Today
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