Pakistan, June 4 -- Pakistan's foreign exchange reserves increased by $43 million during the week ended May 29, 2026, according to data released by the State Bank of Pakistan. The rise pushed the central bank's reserves to $17.19 billion, reflecting continued external sector stability. The development is significant for investors, policymakers and businesses monitoring the country's financial position.

The State Bank reported that its foreign exchange holdings reached $17.1904 billion at the close of the review week. The increase highlights the central bank's ability to maintain a comfortable reserve position despite external financing requirements. Strong reserve levels are widely viewed as an important indicator of economic resilience ...