Overview
- For the week ended Nov. 14, the State Bank of Pakistan’s holdings rose by $27 million to $14.5515 billion, extending a run of small weekly increases.
- Pakistan’s total liquid reserves stood at $19.7382 billion, with $5.1867 billion held by commercial banks.
- The SBP injected over Rs645 billion into the money market through a one‑day reverse repo and a Shariah‑compliant Mudarabah OMO.
- India’s foreign exchange reserves increased by $5.543 billion to $692.576 billion, largely due to a $5.327 billion rise in the value of gold holdings to $106.857 billion.
- India’s foreign currency assets rose by $152 million to $562.29 billion, with SDRs up $56 million and the IMF reserve position higher by $8 million after a $2.699 billion drop the previous week.