Pakistan’s financial outlook is receiving a positive boost as the country’s foreign exchange reserves have reached their highest level in 19 months!
This news comes from a spokesperson for the State Bank of Pakistan in Karachi. They announced a significant increase of 5.88 million dollars in Pakistan’s dollar deposits, pushing the total reserves to a healthy USD 14.7 billion.
Economists are cautiously optimistic about this development. The current reserves are estimated to be enough to cover roughly two months of imports, which provides a buffer for the national economy.
The State Bank’s own holdings of foreign currency reserves have also seen a notable rise, increasing by 1.86 billion dollars to a total of USD 9.42 billion. This indicates that the central bank is actively managing its foreign exchange reserves.