SBP Ties Future Interest Rate Cuts to IMF Review and Flood Impact Assessment
The State Bank of Pakistan (SBP) has indicated that future interest rate reductions will depend on the outcome of the IMF review and the economic repercussions of recent floods, as the central bank adopts a cautious stance despite stabilizing inflation trends.
SBP Projects Pakistan’s GDP Growth at 3.25–4.25% for FY2026 as Stability Returns
State Bank of Pakistan Governor Jameel Ahmad projects GDP growth of 3.25–4.25% in FY2026, citing stable reserves, falling inflation, and stronger remittances, while textile exporters demand urgent policy support.
Monetary Indicators Show Seasonal Trends While Pakistan Stock Market Reaches Historic Highs
Pakistan’s monetary indicators in early FY2026 reflected seasonal trends with negative money supply growth, while the Pakistan Stock Exchange surged to historic highs, signaling investor optimism despite inflationary risks and fiscal adjustments.
SBP Injects Rs1 Trillion into Banking System via Conventional and Shariah-Compliant OMOs
The State Bank of Pakistan injected Rs1 trillion into the market through conventional and Shariah-compliant OMOs to ease liquidity pressures, reinforcing its commitment to financial stability and inclusive monetary operations.
Industrialists Urge SBP to Slash Interest Rate to Spur Growth and Revive Investment
Leading trade and industry figures across Pakistan urge SBP to cut the policy rate to single digits, citing high costs, low inflation, and regional competitiveness concerns.
SBP Injects Rs2.66 Trillion into Money Market Through 7-Day OMO
The State Bank of Pakistan has injected Rs2.667 trillion into the financial system via a 7-day Open Market Operation (OMO), including both conventional and Shariah-compliant tranches, to maintain short-term liquidity in the market.
SBP Injects Rs1.72 Trillion Into Market via Conventional and Shariah-Based OMO to Ease Liquidity
The State Bank of Pakistan injected Rs1.72 trillion into the banking system through a combination of conventional reverse repos and Shariah-based Modarabah OMOs to ease liquidity, reinforcing its role in stabilizing money markets and supporting financial flows.