Pakistan, July 24 -- The State Bank of Pakistan (SBP) announced a $69 million decline in its foreign exchange reserves for the week ending July 18, 2025. Reserves dropped from $14.53 billion to $14.46 billion, primarily due to scheduled repayments of external debt obligations.

This reduction reflects Pakistan's ongoing commitment to servicing its international liabilities despite fiscal pressures.

Meanwhile, commercial banks hold an additional $5.46 billion in net foreign reserves. Combined, Pakistan's total liquid foreign reserves now stand at approximately $19.92 billion, providing some cushion for import payments and currency stability.

The recent decline follows a modest rise of $23 million the previous week, highlighting fluctuati...