Central Bank infuses over twelve trillion three hundred forty billion rupees into the financial market

The State Bank of Pakistan (SBP) recently conducted an Open Market Operation (OMO) on August 29, 2025, injecting a significant amount of funds into the market.

For the 7-day tenor, the SBP received three bids cumulatively offering Rs 156.5 billion at a rate of return ranging between 11.14 to 11.15%. The central bank accepted all the bids with the entire amount at 11.14% rate of return. Similarly, for the same tenor, a Shariah Compliant Modaraba based OMO was conducted, receiving 3 quotes offering Rs 156.5 billion at a rate of return ranging between the same rates.

In a notable move, the SBP accepted both the quotes with the entire amount at the offered rate for the 14-day tenor. The bids offered a range of rate of return between 11.01 percent to 11.12 percent for this tenor, but specific details about the number of bids were not provided. However, it is known that the SBP accepted an amount of Rs 12,015.85 billion against 31 quotes for the Reverse Repo Purchase. Additionally, for the 14-day tenor of the Shariah Compliant Modaraba based Open Market Operation, the SBP received 2 bids offering Rs 172 billion at 11.13% rate of return.

In total, the SBP injected Rs 12,344.35 billion into the market through Reverse Repo Purchase and Shariah Compliant Modaraba based OMO. An additional Rs 328.5 billion were injected through Shariah Compliant Modaraba based OMO, but no new information about the total amount injected into the market through the Reverse Repo Purchase and Shariah Compliant Modaraba based OMO was provided.

It's worth noting that no new information about the number of bids for the 14-day tenor of the Reverse Repo Purchase was provided in this paragraph. The most recent Shariah Compliant Modaraba based Open Market Operation by the State Bank of Pakistan was conducted on August 29, 2025, but the date for the next such operation has not been specified in the available information.

This injection of funds aims to provide liquidity to the market and stabilise the interest rates, thereby supporting the overall economic growth of the country. The SBP continues to monitor the market conditions closely and will take necessary measures to ensure financial stability.

Central Bank infuses over twelve trillion three hundred forty billion rupees into the financial market