SBP Reserves Edge Up To $16.20 Billion

The State Bank of Pakistan (SBP) has reported a modest uptick in the country’s official foreign exchange holdings for the week ended February 13, 2026.

According to the central bank’s latest weekly statement, reserves maintained by the SBP increased by $19 million, reaching $16.20 billion (recorded at $16,196.9 million) during the period under review.

Pakistan’s aggregate liquid foreign exchange reserves stood at $21.30 billion ($21,301.5 million) as of February 13, 2026. This figure includes both the SBP’s official reserves and net foreign reserves held by commercial banks.

The net foreign reserves maintained by commercial banks were reported at $5.10 billion ($5,104.6 million). In comparison, during the preceding week, the country’s total liquid foreign exchange reserves were recorded at $21.38 billion, reflecting a marginal overall adjustment.

The SBP publishes foreign exchange reserve data on a weekly basis as part of its transparency and market disclosure framework.