KARACHI: Pakistan’s official foreign exchange reserves fell $100 million to $8.308 billion in the week ended October 5, the central bank’s data showed on Thursday.
The State Bank of Pakistan’s (SBP) foreign exchange reserves stood at $8.409 billion during the preceding week.
The foreign exchange reserves of banks, however, increased $59.6 million to $6.544 billion during the week under review. The country’s total foreign exchange reserves slid $41.1 million to $14.85 billion.
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