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Analyzing the State Bank of Pakistan's monetary policy decision
Inflation and current account pressures are “projected to remain in check this time”, according to the central bank
Sep 16, 2025
Sep 16, 2025

Shuja Qureshi
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The State Bank of Pakistan has opted to maintain the policy rate at 11%, a move anticipated by most analysts, given the recent floods that severely affected crops, infrastructure, and displaced many.
The State Bank, however, noted that due to prudent monetary and fiscal policies over the last two years, inflation and current account pressures are “projected to remain in check this time”.
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