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July 13, 2026

Frontpage.dev

ProPakistani

SBP Forex Reserves Jump $1.94bn to $18.47bn as Pakistan Achieves FX Target; Governor Eyes $20.2bn by Year-End

Pakistan's State Bank held foreign exchange reserves of $18.47 billion as of July 3 — up $1.94 billion from the prior week following government inflows — after achieving its IMF programme FX target ahead of schedule. SBP Governor Jameel Ahmad said the bank is on course for $20.2 billion in reserves by December 2026. The figures represent a six-fold increase from below $3 billion in February 2023, when Pakistan came close to a sovereign default.

January 5, 2026

News Desk

‘2025 Gave Me The Absolute Worst And The Absolute Best’, Hania Aamir Reflects On Her Tough Year

Hania Aamir started the year on a deeply reflective note, offering a rare and candid glimpse into the reality of her life away from the limelight. In a heartfelt Instagram post, the actor reminded followers that even the most glamorous lives carry moments of struggle. Sharing a carousel of photos from throughout 2025, the Meri Zindagi Hai Tu The star captioned the post: “2025 gave me the absolute worst and the absolute best.” The images marked a period of intense learning and emotional reckoning for Aamir, who admitted the year challenged her understanding of strength and resilience. Reflecting on her

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