F.P. Report
KARACHI: Pakistan’s total liquid foreign reserves stood at US$ 9.26 billion as of February 24, data released on Thursday showed.
The State Bank of Pakistan, in a statement issued here, stated that reserves held by the central bank increased by US$ 556 million to US$ 3.81 billion while net foreign reserves held by commercial banks were at US$ 5.45 billion.
The central bank received US$ 700 million as GoP commercial loan disbursement from China and after accounting for external debt repayments, SBP reserves increased by US$ 556 million, the statement added.
In the previous week ended on February 17, the total liquid foreign reserves held by the country was US$ 8,726.5 million.
Among them, foreign reserves held by the SBP were US$ 3,258.5 million while net foreign reserves held by commercial banks were US$ 5,468 million. (APP)
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