The State Bank of Pakistan has released updated details regarding the valuation of the country’s gold reserves, indicating a significant increase in their overall worth.
According to the central bank, the total value of 64.76 tons of gold reserves held by the country has risen to 10.374 billion dollars, reflecting the impact of rising gold prices in the international market.
The data further revealed that in January 2026 alone, the value of the country’s gold reserves increased by 1.279 billion dollars. Meanwhile, during the first seven months of the current fiscal year, the total increase in gold reserves’ value amounted to 3.5 billion dollars, showing a positive trend in national financial indicators.
The State Bank stated that in June 2025, the value of Pakistan’s gold reserves stood at 6.84 billion dollars, highlighting the substantial growth recorded over the recent months.
According to official figures, the country’s gold reserves amount to 2,082,000 ounces or 5,552,000 tolas, forming an important component of the nation’s financial assets.
