Business
SBP injects over Rs10 trillion into market
The SBP conducted Open Market Operation, Reverse Repo Purchase (Injection) on July 12, 2024 for 7-day and 28-day tenors and accepted all the 42 received bids amounting to Rs10,074.3 billion
Karachi: The State Bank of Pakistan (SBP) injected Rs10,129.3 billion in the market on Friday through Reverse Repo Purchase and Shariah Compliant Mudarabah based Open Market Operation (OMO).
According to OMO results issued on Friday, the SBP conducted Open Market Operation, Reverse Repo Purchase (Injection) on July 12, 2024 for 7-day and 28-day tenors and accepted all the 42 received bids amounting to Rs10,074.3 billion.
The central bank received 25 bids for 7-day tenor accumulatively offering an amount of Rs 8,102.75 billion at the rate of return ranging between 20.54 to 20.60 percent. For the 28-day tenor 17 bids amounting to Rs1,971.55 billion were offered at the rate of return ranging between 20.54 percent to 20.60 percent.
The SBP accepted all 25 quotes for 7-day and 17 quotes for 28-tenor at 20.54 percent annual rate of return.
Meanwhile, the central bank also injected Rs 55 billion in the market through Shariah Compliant Mudarabah based Open Market Operation for 7-day tenor.
For the 7-day tenor, the SBP received one bid amounting to Rs55 billion (face value of collateral) at 20.58 percent rate of return while no bid was received for 28-day tenor. The central bank accepted the single quote at 22.58 percent cut-off rate.
-
World 1 day ago
Hours for Nawafil prayer scheduled in Hateem
-
Pakistan 15 hours ago
Enhanced measures set to transform operations at Karachi airport
-
Pakistan 3 hours ago
Magnitude 5.3 earthquake in Islamabad, adjoining areas
-
Pakistan 2 days ago
Mastermind of Karachi airport attack arrested from Balochistan
-
Technology 2 days ago
PTA blocks unregistered VPNs in Pakistan
-
Business 2 hours ago
Petroleum product likely to be expensive for second consecutive time
-
Business 2 days ago
Rs4bn released for free solar project in Punjab
-
Pakistan 1 day ago
COAS Munir and Australia army chief vow to strengthen defense cooperation