SBP Expected to Cut Interest Rates on January 26 as Inflation and Yields Fall
Brokerage firms expect the State Bank of Pakistan to cut its policy rate at the January 26 MPC meeting, citing easing inflation, external stability, falling bond yields and improving growth indicators.
Pakistan Central Bank Expected to Cut Interest Rates by 50bps Amid Easing Inflation
A Reuters poll shows most analysts expect the State Bank of Pakistan to cut its policy rate by 50 basis points as inflation moderates, reserves improve and the rupee stabilises, despite lingering risks.
Defying the Consensus: What Drove the SBP’s Unexpected 50bps Rate Cut
The State Bank of Pakistan surprised financial markets by cutting its policy rate by 50 basis points despite expectations of no change. This article breaks down the inflation outlook, growth signals, external sector risks, and fiscal challenges that shaped the central bank’s decision and what it means for Pakistan’s economic trajectory.
SBP Defies Consensus With Early Rate Cut as Inflation, Growth Signals Shift
An analysis of the State Bank of Pakistan’s unexpected 50 basis point policy rate cut, unpacking the inflation outlook, growth signals, external stability, and fiscal risks that shaped the MPC’s decision.
State Bank of Pakistan Reduces Policy Rate to 10.5% Amid Economic Recovery
The State Bank of Pakistan’s Monetary Policy Committee (MPC) unexpectedly cut the policy rate by 50 basis points to 10.5%, reversing four consecutive meetings of unchanged rates and marking total easing of 1,150bps since the 22% peak.
SBP Injects Rs1.8 Trillion Through OMO to Stabilize Market Liquidity
The State Bank of Pakistan (SBP) conducted a major Open Market Operation, injecting Rs1.8 trillion into the financial system through conventional reverse repo and Shariah-compliant Modarabah-based mechanisms to address liquidity requirements.