ISLAMABAD: The State Bank of Pakistan announced its latest monetary policy on Monday. It decided to keep the key interest rate unchanged at 11 percent.
The central bank’s decision aims to balance inflation control with economic growth. Officials said maintaining the rate supports stability in the financial system.
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Analysts noted that the steady rate reflects cautious optimism about Pakistan’s economic outlook. They highlighted ongoing efforts to manage inflation and encourage investment.
The State Bank monitors inflation trends, exchange rates, and liquidity conditions before adjusting the policy rate. Authorities said current levels remain appropriate for macroeconomic stability.
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The decision is expected to impact borrowing costs for businesses and consumers. Financial markets and investors will watch future monetary policy announcements closely.