Foreign reserves held by the State Bank of Pakistan (SBP) recorded inflows of $19.1 million in the week ending February 13, 2026, reflecting a 0.12 percent week-on-week increase. According to the central bank’s weekly report, the country’s total liquid foreign exchange reserves fell by $73.2 million during the same period, reaching $21.3015 billion compared to $21.3747 billion the previous week.
The SBP’s own reserves rose to $16.196 billion from $16.177 billion a week earlier, showing a modest gain. In contrast, net foreign reserves held by commercial banks declined by $92.3 million, standing at $5.104 billion. The mixed movement in reserves highlights ongoing fluctuations in Pakistan’s foreign currency liquidity amid economic and trade dynamics.
