Pakistan’s foreign exchange reserves have surged past the $20 billion mark, reaching $20.5245 billion, the State Bank announced.
The central bank reported that its own reserves stand at $15.795 billion, while commercial banks hold $5.445 billion.
On April 10, the country’s reserves fell by $1.321 billion. The State Bank said the decline resulted from foreign payments totaling $1.426 billion, namely a $1.426 billion Eurobond repayment.