Pakistan Keeps Policy Rate at 10.5% as Oil Shock and Middle East War Cloud Economic Outlook
Pakistan’s central bank maintains the policy rate at 10.5% despite rising inflation and oil prices triggered by the Middle East conflict, raising questions about the country’s economic outlook and monetary strategy.
SBP Likely to Hold Policy Rate at 10.5% as Global Oil Shock and Middle East Tensions Cloud Outlook
Analysts expect the State Bank of Pakistan to maintain the policy rate at 10.5% as rising oil prices and Middle East tensions raise inflation and external account risks.
State Bank of Pakistan Expected to Keep Policy Rate at 10.5% as Oil Prices and Regional Tensions Pressure Inflation
Pakistan’s central bank is widely expected to keep the policy rate unchanged at 10.5% as rising global energy prices, regional tensions, and inflation risks limit the space for further monetary easing.
Pakistan Economic Outlook 2026–27: Moderate Growth, Controlled Inflation, and Stable External Balances
Pakistan’s economy is projected to experience steady growth in 2026–27, with inflation expected to remain moderate and current account deficits manageable, supporting investor confidence and economic stability.
Pakistan Enters FY26 with Strengthened Economy, Improved Fiscal and External Position
Pakistan has started FY2025-26 with renewed economic confidence, backed by improved fiscal discipline, a narrowing current account deficit, strong remittances, and promising export performance.
