TABLE - Pakistan reserves increase $66 mln to $3,258.5 mln week ending Feb 17

By Ariba Shahid KARACHI, Pakistan, Feb 23 (Reuters) - Pakistan's foreign exchange reserves increased by $66 million to $3,258.5 million in the week ending Feb. 17, compared to $3,192.9 million in the previous week, the central bank said on Thursday. RESERVES Week ending Previous Week Change/pct Feb 17
Held by the State $3,258.5 $3,192.9 mln +2.1% Bank of Pakistan

Held by $5,4680.0 $5,509.3 mln -0.9% commercial banks

Total $8,726.5 $8,702.2 mln +0,3% During the week ended Feb 17, the State Bank of Pakistan (SBP) reserves increased by $66 million to $3,258.5, the central bank said.
(Reporting by Ariba Shahid in Karachi)

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TABLE - Pakistan reserves increase $66 mln to $3,258.5 mln week ending Feb 17

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