SBP reserves

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

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

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

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

Official inflows cited as reason for the surge in reserves

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

Reserves continue to fall for third consecutive week

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

SBP receives multilateral inflows of $317 million and made payments of $118 million

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

Debt payments taking toll on country’s foreign exchange

During the week, the SBP made payments of $83 million on account of external debt servicing