SBP Reserves Inch Up by Modest $46 Million

The State Bank of Pakistan’s (SBP) foreign exchange reserves saw a slight increase of $46 million, reaching $9.135 billion during the week ending June 14. Despite the rise, the overall reserves remain under pressure due to ongoing external debt payments and limited foreign inflows. Economists stress the need for continued support from international lenders and robust export growth to stabilise the country’s external account and improve reserve levels.