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SBP forex reserves rise $50m to $8.618b, other banks keep $4.82505b

byCustoms Today Report
07/11/2014
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KARACHI: Total liquid foreign exchange reserves of the country soared to $13.44309 billion.

According to SBP’s weekly statement, the foreign reserves held by State Bank on October 31, amounted $8.61804 billion and the net foreign reserves held by other banks were $4.82505 billion.

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During the week ending on October 31, SBP’s liquid foreign reserves increased by $50 million to $8.618 billion compared to $8.568 billion in the previous week.

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