KARACHI: The total liquid foreign reserves of Pakistan crossed US$ 10 billion mark, whereas, the reserves held by the central bank reached near US$ 4.6 billion.
The State Bank of Pakistan, in a statement issued on Friday, informed that the total liquid foreign reserves held by the country were US$ 10,139.2m in previous week.
SBP received US$ 500m as GoP commercial loan disbursement and after accounting for external debt repayments, SBP reserves increased by US$ 280 million to US$ 4,598.7 million during the aforementioned week, SBP spokesperson informed.
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Meanwhile, net foreign reserves held by commercial banks stood at US$ 5,540.5m.
The week ending on March 10 had the total liquid foreign reserves held by the country at US$ 9,846.8 m. Among them, foreign reserves held by the SBP were US$ 4,319.1m, whereas, net foreign reserves held by commercial banks were US$ 5,527.7m.
