Pakistan, Jan. 1 -- Pakistan's total foreign exchange reserves crossed $21 billion by December 26, the State Bank of Pakistan (SBP) reported. Central bank reserves rose slightly despite a small drop in commercial banks' dollar holdings. The overall increase signals cautious improvement in the country's external liquidity.
The SBP data showed total reserves reached $21.122 billion, including both central bank holdings and commercial banks' deposits. Central bank dollar reserves increased by $13 million to $15.915 billion. This reflects ongoing efforts to maintain financial stability amid domestic and global pressures.
In contrast, commercial banks' dollar deposits fell by $23 million to $5.97 billion. Analysts attribute the drop to norma...
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