The State Bank of Pakistan’s foreign exchange reserves have dropped for the third week in a row, raising concerns over the country’s external financing and import capacity. The continued decline is attributed to debt repayments and limited inflows, putting pressure on the rupee and highlighting the need for urgent economic reforms.
SBP’s forex reserves fell for a third straight week, reflecting ongoing financial strain due to debt payments and low inflows. The decline adds pressure on the currency and emphasizes the urgency of stabilizing external finances.
SBP reserves, Pakistan economy, forex crisis
