In a positive development for Pakistan's economy, the State Bank of Pakistan has reported a significant increase in the country's foreign exchange reserves. According to Daily Qudrat, the reserves saw an increment of $56 million over the past week. This increase is part of a broader trend, as highlighted by Hum News, which states that as of January 30, the official reserves reached $16.1572 billion. When combined with the reserves held by commercial banks, which amount to $5.1815 billion, the total foreign reserves of Pakistan now stand at $21.3387 billion. This increase is seen as a positive indicator of economic stability and is expected to bolster confidence among investors and stakeholders.