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Reserves down $1.24b on debt repayments

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Reserves down $1.24b on debt repayments
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Pakistan's foreign exchange reserves fell by $1.24 billion due to external debt repayments, while the rupee reached a 19-month high. Global market volatility, driven by shifting US interest rate expectations and geopolitical tensions, continues to influence local gold prices and currency stability.

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The data reflects the ongoing economic balancing act Pakistan faces in managing sovereign debt while attempting to stabilize its currency against global market pressures.

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