There is no significant change in Pakistan's foreign exchange reserves.

State Bank of Pakistan's:

The (SBP) holdings of foreign exchange for Pakistan were unchanged this week, remaining stable.

Data issued:

According to data issued by the SBP on Thursday, as of October 14 the foreign currency reserves held by the SBP were $7,597.2 million, up from $7,596.9 on October 7.

In all, the nation maintained $13,250.9 million in liquid foreign currency reserves, including net reserves held by banks other than the SBP.

The total amount of net reserves held by banks was $5,653.7 million. This nominal adjustment was not explained by the central bank.

Exchange reserves:

Pakistan now has less than 1.10 months' worth of import coverage in its foreign exchange reserves.

The Pakistani rupee has been under significant pressure against the local unit due to a critical level of reserves. Because of declining foreign exchange reserves and political unrest, Pakistan's economy is facing significant difficulties.

Due to a rise in imports, foreign exchange reserves have been falling by $300–400 million per week, which is a worrying development. Currently, they are below $8 billion.