Pakistan’s Forex Reserves Reach Four-Year High on Policy Reforms

Pakistan’s foreign exchange reserves have surged to a **four-year high** thanks to reforms by the **State Investment Facilitation Council (SIFC)** and consistent economic policies.

According to **Khurram Shehzad**, total foreign exchange reserves of **Pakistan** have reached **$21.6 billion**, the highest level in the past four years. Of this, **$16.3 billion** is held by the **State Bank of Pakistan**, while commercial banks hold **$5.3 billion**.

Shehzad noted that the central bank’s share now constitutes **76% of total reserves**, reflecting Pakistan’s growing financial autonomy and enhanced policy control.

He added that the increase strengthens the country’s ability to respond quickly during crises and ensures financial stability. Rising reserves at the State Bank underscore Pakistan’s robust fiscal position and contribute to overall economic resilience.