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January 17, 2026

News Desk

SBP injects Rs12.8tr through OMO

Gold and Rupee Trading. KARACHI: The State Bank of Pakistan (SBP) on Friday injected significant liquidity of around Rs 12.8 trillion into the banking system through both conventional and Shariah-compliant Open Market Operations (OMOs). According to official results, the central bank conducted a conventional OMO (reverse repo market) on January 16, 2026, injecting a total of Rs 12.39 trillion in interest rate cuts aligned close to the policy corridor. Under the transaction, SBP accepted Rs 728.41 billion for the seven-day period at 10.53%, while Rs 11.66 trillion was accepted for the 14-day period at 10.51%, against total bids of Rs

January 3, 2026

News Desk

SBP injects Rs 13 trillion into economy, announces Rs 4.5 trillion lending target

State Bank of Pakistan. Photo: Archive KARACHI: The State Bank of Pakistan (SBP) channeled Rs 13 trillion through conventional and Shariah-compliant Open Market Operations (OMOs) on Friday. In the segment of conventional reverse repo purchases, the central bank accepted a total of Rs 12.9 trillion in nominal value, which translates to a realized value of Rs 12.6 trillion. This included a face value of Rs 750 billion for the seven-day tenor at a flat rate of 10.51% per annum, and a total of Rs 12.24 billion offered for the 14-day tenor, also at 10.51%. Bids for both timeframes ranged between

December 20, 2025

News Desk

SBP injects Rs12.25tr through OMO after rate cut

Gold retreats in Pakistan as stronger dollar and US yields weigh. Rupee makes marginal gain KARACHI: The State Bank of Pakistan (SBP) on Friday injected more than Rs 12.25 trillion into the banking system through conventional and Shariah-compliant open market operations (OMOs) to manage short-term liquidity conditions. According to the central bank, SBP conducted a conventional reverse repo OMO on December 19, 2025, accepting Rs 12.35 trillion against total bids of Rs 12.62 trillion for seven-day and 14-day. The accepted rate of return for both tenors stood at 10.51% per annum, reflecting the easing of money market conditions following the

October 25, 2025

News Desk

SBP injects Rs4.25tr through OMO

State Bank of Pakistan. Photo: Archive KARACHI: The State Bank of Pakistan (SBP) on Friday injected a total of Rs 4.245 trillion into the financial system through Shariah-compliant Mudarabah-based reverse purchases and open market operations. According to the central bank, the liquidity injection included Rs3.914 trillion through conventional reverse repurchase OMOs and Rs331 billion through Islamic Mudaraba-based operations. The OMO was conducted for seven-day and 14-day tenors. For the seven-day reverse repo, SBP received 18 bids totaling Rs 3,643 billion at rates ranging between 11% and 11.07%, of which 17 bids worth Rs 3,642.5 billion at 11.01% were accepted. Over

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