Foreign exchange

The State Bank of Pakistan has maintained that the slide in the rupee’s value is due to supply and demand dynamics

Increase comes on account of official inflows

Decrease for 19th successive week on account of debt servicing, official payments

Decrease for 18th successive week on account of debt servicing, official payments

Decrease for 17th successive week on account of debt servicing, official payments

Decrease for 16th successive week on account of debt servicing, official payments

Decrease for 15th successive week on account of debt servicing, official payments

Decrease for 14th successive week comes on account of debt servicing, official payments

Decrease for 13th successive week on account of debt servicing, official payments

Decline for 12th successive week comes on account of debt servicing, official payments

Decline for 11th successive week on account of external debt servicing, official payments

Fall for 10th successive week on account of external debt servicing, official payments

Reserves decline for ninth successive week due to external debt servicing, official payments

Decrease attributed to payments for external debt servicing

Decrease of 2.21% attributed to payments on account of external debt servicing

Decrease attributed to payments on account of external debt servicing

Decrease attributed to payments on account of external debt servicing

Decrease attributed to payments on account of external debt servicing

Decrease attributed to payments on account of external debt servicing

Pakistan’s currency exchange companies seem to be hurtling towards another potential crisis

Decrease attributed to external debt servicing and other official payments

Decrease attributed to external debt servicing and other official outflows

Change in reserves attributed to proceeds from bonds floated in international market

However, central bank was quick to add that on December 5 it received $2.5b from bond issuances

Research house believes calls for currency depreciation will dissipate

After falling for past two weeks, the reserves rise slightly

Decline due to external debt and other official payments

Decrease attributed to payments on account of external debt servicing

Decrease attributed to external debt servicing, other official payments

Some are certain rupee is likely to lose value, others say uncertainty will prevail

Decline in reserves attributed to external debt servicing and other official payments

Net reserves held by banks amounted to $5,816.1 million

Net reserves held by banks amounted to $5,826.8 million

Official inflows cited as reason for the surge in reserves

Net reserves held by banks amounted to $5,671.2 million

Earlier, the reserves had dropped for the past five consecutive weeks

Reserves continue to fall for third consecutive week

Earlier, SBP received $350 million under CSF

Central bank gives no reason for the decrease

Total liquid foreign reserves held by the country stood at $21,568.1 million

Amount to $3.01tr; yuan showing signs of stabilisation

This could be the fourth tax amnesty scheme over the last three years by the PML-N government

The reserves fell on account of external debt servicing

Reserves decline 1.03%, amount to $16,850.8 million

Debt payments taking toll on country’s foreign exchange

Total external debt, liabilities swell 14.6% to $74.6b by Sept 2016

Over three months ago, the SBP-held reserves had gone up 7.8% on a weekly basis

The SBP’s liquid foreign exchange reserves increased $51.3 million to $18,361 million

Net reserves held by banks amounted to $4,894.7 million. SBP’s reserves decreased due to external debt servicing

The SBP’s liquid foreign exchange reserves dropped $30 million