Pakistan’s short-term FX liabilities stands at $24bn

Due to maturing foreign currency loans, securities, and deposits, Pakistan's foreign currency assets are expected to see a net outflow of $24.28bn, according to the latest liquidity report released by the State Bank of Pakistan (SBP). The total outflow is categorized based on residual maturity, with the most pressing concern being the more than three months up to one-year segment, which accounts for a substantial $15.63bn. Meanwhile, outflows of $6.68bn are due within the next month, and an additional $1.97bn is payable between the one-to-three-month window. The principal outflows amount to $20.64bn, of which $12.90bn falls in the more than three-month up to one-year maturity range.