Pakistan gold reserves stayed at 64.75 tons in the second quarter of 2025. The level was the same in the first quarter of 2025.
The update is based on World Gold Council data.
Pakistan gold reserves stable holdings in 2025
The unchanged figure shows a steady policy line. The central bank kept gold as a safety asset while managing day to day liquidity with other tools.
A flat number also helps planning and avoids sudden moves in the market. For households and traders, the official message contains a market stability with no rush signals from the government side.
Pakistan gold reserves long term trend since 2000
From 2000 to 2025 the average was 64.82 tons. Whereas, the all-time high was 65.43 tons in the fourth quarter of 2007.
However, the data shows record low was 64.39 tons in the first quarter of 2010.
This narrow band shows slow and careful change over time. Pakistan has not chased big jumps in gold stock. It has preferred gradual steps and balance with foreign exchange reserves.
Why it matters now
Gold acts as a hedge when prices move or when the dollar is tight. A stable stock supports confidence during inflation or external shocks.
It also spreads risk across assets. For policy makers the focus stays on reserves quality not only on size.
For citizens it signals that official buffers are holding firm. Jewelers and small investors may still see price swings due to global rates and the rupee value.
The reserve line is steady but market prices can move daily.
Therefore, monitoring will continue through the year by the State Bank of Pakistan.
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