Karachi, Pakistan – The State Bank of Pakistan (SBP) has released the exchange rates for December 08, 2021, offering valuable information based on the weighted average rates of commercial banks.
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SBP issues KIBOR rates on December 07, 2021
KARACHI: State Bank of Pakistan (SBP) on Tuesday issued the Karachi Interbank Offered Rates (KIBOR) as of December 07, 2021.
Following are the latest KIBOR rates:
Tenor BID OFFER 1 – Week 8.96 9.46 2 – Week 9.03 9.53 1 – Month 9.49 9.99 3 – Month 10.56 10.81 6 – Month 11.26 11.51 9 – Month 11.36 11.86 1 – Year 11.42 11.92 -
Customers’ exchange rates on December 07, 2021
The State Bank of Pakistan (SBP) has released the exchange rates for December 07, 2021, offering valuable information based on the weighted average rates of commercial banks.
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SBP issues KIBOR rates on December 06, 2021
KARACHI: State Bank of Pakistan (SBP) on Monday issued the Karachi Interbank Offered Rates (KIBOR) as of December 06, 2021.
Following are the latest KIBOR rates:
Tenor BID OFFER 1 – Week 8.95 9.45 2 – Week 8.99 9.49 1 – Month 9.44 9.94 3 – Month 10.50 10.75 6 – Month 11.25 11.50 9 – Month 11.34 11.84 1 – Year 11.40 11.90 -
Customers’ exchange rates on December 06, 2021
Karachi, Pakistan – The State Bank of Pakistan (SBP) has published the customers’ exchange rates for December 06, 2021, providing insights into the current currency values.
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Customers’ exchange rates on December 03, 2021
Karachi, Pakistan – The State Bank of Pakistan (SBP) has unveiled the exchange rates for December 03, 2021, providing a snapshot of the current market values.
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Pakistan’s import cover reduces to two months
KARACHI: Pakistan’s import cover has been reduced to two months with a reduction in official foreign exchange reserves of the State Bank of Pakistan (SBP) to $16.01 billion.
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PM Adviser directs to reduce luxury items import
ISLAMABAD: Shaukat Tarin, Adviser to Prime Minister on Finance and Revenue, has directed the authorities to take measures to reduce the import of luxury items.
He was presiding over a meeting to review the balance of trade at Finance Division on Thursday.
Federal Minister for National Food Security and Research Syed Fakhar Imam, Federal Minister for Industries and Production Makhdoom Khusro Bakhtiar, Federal Minister for Energy Hammad Azhar, Adviser to the PM on Commerce & Investment Abdul Razak Dawood, Federal Secretaries, Governor State Bank of Pakistan (SBP), Chairman Federal Board of Revenue (FBR) and other senior officers participated in the meeting.
The meeting reviewed and discussed the import bill for the last five months- July to Nov 2021.
It was informed that the pressure on import bill was mainly due to global high commodity prices especially energy, steel, and industrial raw materials.
The forum also noted that high import of vaccine contributed significantly to the rise in import bill.
Moreover, it was informed that there will be less import of food items, furnace oil and vaccine in the coming months that will significantly reduce the pressure on trade bill in the second half of the current fiscal year.
At the conclusion, the Adviser to the PM on Finance and Revenue advised the concerned authorities to take effective policy measures to reduce unnecessary imports of luxury items.
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SBP issues KIBOR rates on December 01, 2021
KARACHI: State Bank of Pakistan (SBP) on Wednesday issued the Karachi Interbank Offered Rates (KIBOR) as of December 01, 2021.
Following are the latest KIBOR rates:
Tenor BID OFFER 1 – Week 8.83 9.33 2 – Week 8.89 9.39 1 – Month 9.02 9.52 3 – Month 9.73 9.98 6 – Month 10.05 10.30 9 – Month 10.46 10.96 1 – Year 10.69 11.19 Source: State Bank of Pakistan -
SBP customers’ exchange rates on December 01, 2021
Karachi, Pakistan – The State Bank of Pakistan (SBP) has published the exchange rates for December 01, 2021, providing a comprehensive overview based on the weighted average rates of commercial banks.
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