SBP Injects Rs12.24 Trillion Into Financial System Through Open Market Operations
The State Bank of Pakistan injected Rs12.2408 trillion into the financial system through conventional and Shariah compliant open market operations to manage market liquidity.
SBP Injects Rs2.85 Trillion Into Market Through Conventional and Shariah OMO
State Bank of Pakistan injects Rs2.85 trillion into the banking system through reverse repo and Shariah-compliant Modarabah-based open market operations.
State Bank of Pakistan Injects Rs3.27 Trillion Into Market Through Open Market Operations
State Bank of Pakistan injected Rs3.27 trillion into the market through conventional reverse repo and Shariah compliant Modarabah based Open Market Operations, with Rs2.65 trillion provided through conventional operations and Rs620 billion through Islamic liquidity operations.
Islamic Derivatives Gain Traction Amid Geopolitical Volatility but Market Gaps Restrain Global Expansion
Fitch Ratings highlights how regional instability has amplified the need for Shariah-compliant hedging instruments across Islamic banks and insurance firms.
State Bank of Pakistan Mops Up Rs198 Billion Through Open Market Operation to Stabilize Liquidity
The State Bank of Pakistan conducted a Repo Sale mop-up on April 22, 2026, absorbing Rs198 billion from the banking system to manage market liquidity and interest rates.
SECP Initiates Stakeholder Consultation to Recalibrate T+1 Settlement Cycle
The SECP launches a formal review of the T+1 settlement framework following market concerns over liquidity, banking integration, and operational stress.
SBP Infuses Rs11.6 Trillion into Market through Reverse Repo and Shariah-Compliant OMO
The State Bank of Pakistan (SBP) has injected a total of Rs11.6 trillion into the banking system through a combination of reverse repo and Shariah-compliant Open Market Operations (OMO). This significant liquidity infusion is aimed at addressing market liquidity requirements.
Pakistan Stock Market Delivers Over 55% Return in FY25, Outshining All Other Asset Classes
The Pakistan Stock Exchange surged by more than 55% in FY25, beating all other asset classes including gold and T-Bills, driven by monetary easing and record trading activity, according to a report by Arif Habib Limited.