State Bank of Pakistan Raises Over Seven Hundred Billion Rupees in Treasury Bill Auction
SBP raises seven hundred sixty eight billion rupees through Market Treasury Bills auction as yields rise across longer paper tenors amid strong participation.
Pakistan Increases Share of Sukuk in Government Debt Portfolio to 14 Percent
Pakistan’s sukuk share rises to 14% of government debt, reflecting a shift to Sharia-compliant financing, with plans to reach 20% by FY28 and lower borrowing costs.
Pakistan’s Domestic Government Debt Reaches Rs56.14 Trillion in January 2026: SBP Data Shows 11.1% Annual Increase
Pakistan’s domestic government debt and liabilities climb to Rs56.14 trillion in January 2026, marking an 11.1% year-on-year rise, according to the latest State Bank of Pakistan data.
SBP Injects Rs425 Billion Through Reverse Repo and Shariah-Compliant OMO to Ease Market Liquidity
State Bank of Pakistan conducts 4-day reverse repo and Modarabah-based Open Market Operations, injecting Rs425 billion into the banking system to manage short-term liquidity.
Pakistan Raises PKR 997 Billion in T-Bill Auction as Yields Climb Across Tenors
Pakistan surpasses target in February 18 T-bill auction, raising PKR 997 billion amid rising yields and strong investor demand across 3-, 6-, and 12-month tenors.
Pakistan Q1 2026 Borrowing Plan Rs4.9 Trillion via T-Bills and PIBs, SBP Interest Rate Cuts
Pakistan plans to borrow Rs4.9 trillion from commercial banks in Q1 2026 through T-bills and PIBs. SBP’s interest rate cuts and fiscal surplus support prudent debt management and stable money-market conditions.
Pakistan faces worsening investment climate as T-bill outflows surge 54 percent in November
Pakistan’s foreign investment climate deteriorated in November as T-bill outflows rose 54 percent, reflecting weak confidence despite high yields, falling FDI, and ongoing security and regional tensions.
Foreign Investors Pull Over $1.5 Billion from Pakistan’s T-Bills in FY25 Amid Regional Tensions and Lower Yields
Foreign investors pulled over $1.5 billion from Pakistan’s T-bills in FY25 as geopolitical tensions and lower interest rates eroded the appeal of local debt, with June seeing the sharpest withdrawals amid India-Pakistan strains.