KARACHI: The total foreign exchange reserves of Pakistan increased by $21 million to $14.815 billion by week ended February 22, 2019 as compared with $14.794 billion a week ago, the State Bank of Pakistan (SBP) said on Thursday.
The reserves held by SBP, however, declined by $7 million to $8.036 billion as compared with $8.043 billion.
The reserves held by commercial bank increased by $28 million to $6.779 billion from $6.751 billion.
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