SBP Raises Rs550.97 Billion Through Pakistan Investment Bonds Auction Amid Strong Market Demand
State Bank of Pakistan raises Rs550.97 billion through PIBs auction as robust demand across tenors reflects investor confidence and evolving domestic debt dynamics.
Treasury Bill Yields Rise After SBP Holds Policy Rate, Government Raises Rs823 Billion
Pakistan raises Rs823 billion in its first T-bill auction after SBP keeps the policy rate unchanged, with yields climbing up to 39 basis points and approaching the 10.50% benchmark.
Pakistan Investment Bond Auction Raises Rs492 Billion with Declining Yields
Pakistan raised Rs492 billion through a fixed-rate PIB auction, surpassing its Rs450 billion target, as yields fell sharply amid strong investor demand and expectations of further monetary easing.
SBP Raises Rs546bn in Latest Pakistan Investment Bonds Auction as Demand Stays Strong
The State Bank of Pakistan raised Rs546 billion through its latest auction of fixed-rate Pakistan Investment Bonds, with strong demand for 3-year and 10-year tenors and cut-off yields ranging between 10.19% and 11%.
State Bank of Pakistan Raises Rs444.9 Billion in December 2025 PIBs Auction
The State Bank of Pakistan successfully raised Rs444.9 billion in its latest Pakistan Investment Bonds auction, with strong demand across multiple tenors and competitive yields reflecting investor appetite.
SBP Raises Rs793 Billion in Latest Pakistan Investment Bonds Auction
The State Bank of Pakistan successfully raised Rs792.65 billion in its recent Pakistan Investment Bonds (PIBs) auction, with strong participation across multiple tenors and elevated yields reflecting current market conditions.
SBP Raises Rs636 Billion Through Treasury Bills and Floating PIBs in Latest Debt Auctions
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