KARACHI: The State Bank of Pakistan’s (SBP) total liquid foreign exchange reserves increased to $8.280 billion as of Aug 30, up by $9 million, according to latest data released by the central bank.
However, the reserves with the commercial banks decreased by $19.60m to $7.339bn bringing the country’s total reserves to $15.619bn.
Published in Dawn, September 6th, 2019
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Maya
Sep 06, 2019 09:13am
Great! Keep up.
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Rahul
Sep 06, 2019 12:22pm
After so many loans in last year, we still are in single digit of forex. What will happen when their maturity comes? Like that of CPEC?
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Vivek Lahore
Sep 06, 2019 02:07pm
Ugandas reserves is 9.2 billion dollars
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Neshi
Sep 06, 2019 04:26pm
Wow. great news.
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Clive Cordon
Sep 06, 2019 09:02pm
excellent news
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prasannan
Sep 06, 2019 09:05pm
what a pity
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irfan
Sep 07, 2019 02:33am
people questioning reserves right now should also check the reserves in 2018 when PTI came into power, they were a bit more but then Govt had to make payments on all the loans plus run the country.
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