SBP Injects Rs12 Trillion Through Reverse Repo and Shariah-Compliant OMO to Support Liquidity
The State Bank of Pakistan conducted reverse repo and Shariah-compliant Modarabah-based Open Market Operations (OMO), injecting a total of Rs11.78 trillion into the banking system. The move aims to address liquidity shortages and stabilize financial markets, with Rs11.5 trillion through conventional reverse repo and Rs277 billion via Shariah-compliant instruments.
SBP Injects Over Rs10 Trillion Through OMO to Stabilize Liquidity
The State Bank of Pakistan has injected over Rs10 trillion into the banking system through conventional and Shariah-compliant OMOs to stabilize liquidity and support the financial sector. This strategic move underscores SBP’s dual liquidity management framework for both conventional and Islamic markets.
SBP Injects Rs10 Trillion via Conventional and Shariah-Compliant OMO to Boost Market Liquidity
SBP injects Rs9.99 trillion into Pakistan’s banking system through conventional reverse repo and Shariah-compliant Modarabah OMOs, reinforcing liquidity management and market stability.
SBP Injects Over Rs13 Trillion into Banking System via Dual OMO Operations to Address Liquidity Needs
The State Bank of Pakistan injects over Rs13.32 trillion into the financial system through conventional and Shariah-compliant OMO transactions to address short-term liquidity requirements in the banking sector.