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SBP buys over $5b from interbank
Purchase equals two-thirds of forex reserves, far higher than IMF’s bailout
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SBP’s forex reserves fall to 8-year low at $6.1 billion
Central bank cites external debt repayment as reason for decrease in reserves
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SBP’s forex reserves fall $493m to $9.82b
Decrease came mainly due to external debt and other payments
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SBP reserves plunge $2.9b on loan repayment
Central bank says rollover of Chinese loan expected shortly
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State Bank reserves soar $1.61b to $17.34 billion
Increase comes on back of receipt of IMF tranche, Sukuk issue
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Foreign exchange: SBP reserves rise $70m to $12.98b
Increase comes due to official inflows of government
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Foreign exchange: SBP reserves rise $19m to $12.9b
Central bank cites no reason for increase
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SBP reserves rise $13m to $12.8b
Central bank cites no reason for the increase
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Pakistan's reliance on US for forex inflows
Pakistan cannot afford to create any problem to disturb flow of foreign exchange
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SBP reserves increase $16m to $7.7b
Central bank cites no reason for improvement
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Foreign exchange: SBP reserves fall $220m to stand at $10.3b
Report cites external debt servicing, other official payments as reasons for the decline
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Foreign exchange: SBP reserves increase $6.4m to stand at $8.12b
Fresh $1b deposit by UAE to be reflected in data next week
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Foreign exchange: SBP reserves jump $79.7m to stand at $8.12b
Report cites no reason for the increase in reserves
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Foreign exchange: SBP reserves dip 2% to stand at $8.04b
External debt servicing, other official payments cited as reasons for the decline
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Foreign exchange: SBP reserves fall 7.34%, amount to $7.46b
Dip comes in wake of external debt servicing, other official payments
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Foreign exchange: SBP reserves fall 3.22%, amount to $7.3b
Decrease attributed to external debt servicing, other official payments
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Foreign exchange: SBP reserves dip 7%, amount to $7.5b
Decrease attributed to external debt servicing, other official payments
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Foreign exchange: SBP reserves surge 10.6% after release of Saudi aid
Stand at $8.1b; increase attributed to official bilateral inflows
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Foreign exchange: SBP reserves dip 2.62%, stand at $7.3b
Although Saudi Arabia has released $1b, its impact will be reflected next week
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Foreign exchange: SBP reserves dive $196m, stand at $7.48b
Decrease for 12th successive week due to external debt servicing, other official payments
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Foreign exchange: SBP's reserves fall $264m, stand at $7.8b
Decrease of 3.26% attributed to external debt servicing, official payments
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Foreign exchange: SBP's reserves fall $219m, stand at $8.1b
Decrease of 2.63% attributed to external debt servicing, official payments
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Foreign exchange: SBP reserves drop to critical level of $8.4b
Decrease 6.95% due to payments on account of external debt servicing
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Foreign exchange: SBP's reserves plunge $293m, amount to $9.04b
Decrease of 3.14% comes on account of external debt servicing
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Foreign exchange: SBP's reserves fall another 2.64%, amount to $9.62b
External debt servicing cited as reason for the decrease
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Foreign exchange: SBP's reserves plunge 3.34% to $9.88b
External debt servicing cited as reason for the decrease
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Foreign exchange: SBP's reserves slip by $8.1m to $10.23b
Central bank cites no reason for the decrease
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Foreign exchange: SBP's reserves increase $82.2m to $10.23b
Central bank cites no reason for increase
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Foreign exchange: SBP's reserves decrease $216.5m to $10.15b
External debt servicing and other official payments cited as reason for decline
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Foreign exchange: SBP's reserves increase $19m to $10.37b
Reserves rise for the second week in a row
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Foreign exchange: In a major relief, SBP's reserves surge 15% to $10.35b
Central bank cites official inflows as reason behind the increase
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Foreign exchange: SBP's reserves fall to alarming level after 4.4% decline
Now stand at $9.06b; central bank cites no reason for decrease
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Foreign exchange: SBP's reserves fall below $9.5b as concerns rise
Decrease of 3.16% comes due to external debt and other official payments
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Foreign exchange: SBP's reserves rise 1.31% to $9.79b
Increase attributed to official inflows
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SBP's foreign currency reserves now stand at meagre $9.66b
Plunge 5.86% week-on-week; decrease attributed to external debt servicing and other official payments
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Foreign exchange: SBP's reserves rise 1.97% to $10.26b due to 'official inflows'
Increase $198.7m during the week, but concern over low level remains
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Foreign exchange: SBP's reserves rise 0.08% to $10.04b
The country's foreign exchange reserves had been on a downward spiral for the past four weeks
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With the end of PML-N's term, SBP's reserves stand at just $10.03b
In latest update, reserves slide 2.78% with reason being external debt and official payments
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Foreign exchange: SBP's reserves plunge another 4.43%, now stand at $10.3b
Payment on account of external debt servicing cited as reason for decline
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Foreign exchange: SBP's reserves plunge 3.26% to $10.8b
Statement cites no reason for the alarming decrease
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Foreign exchange: SBP's reserves dip another $164m, now stand at $11.4b
Decrease for 17th successive week on account of debt servicing, official payments
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Foreign exchange: SBP's reserves plunge 1.48%, now stand at $11.6b
Decrease for 16th successive week on account of debt servicing, official payments
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Foreign exchange: SBP's reserves dip 1.4%, stand at $11.7b
Decrease for 15th successive week on account of debt servicing, official payments
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Foreign exchange: SBP's reserves fall 1.5%, stand at $11.9b
Decrease for 14th successive week comes on account of debt servicing, official payments
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Foreign exchange: SBP's reserves drop $107m, stand at $12.1b
Decrease for 13th successive week on account of debt servicing, official payments
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Foreign exchange: SBP's reserves fall $112m, stand at $12.2b
Decline for 12th successive week comes on account of debt servicing, official payments
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Foreign exchange: SBP's reserves plunge $358m, stand at $12.35b
Decline for 11th successive week on account of external debt servicing, official payments
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Foreign exchange: SBP's reserves continue to dip, reach $12.7b
Fall for 10th successive week on account of external debt servicing, official payments
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Foreign exchange: Worries increase as SBP's reserves fall 1.74% to $12.8b
Reserves decline for ninth successive week due to external debt servicing, official payments
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Foreign exchange: SBP's reserves decline 1.31%, amount to $13.1b
Decrease attributed to payments for external debt servicing