Pakistan’s central bank policy rate stands at 11%, making it the highest among neighboring South Asian economies. Despite significant reductions from last year’s 22%, it remains above Bangladesh’s 10% and Sri Lanka’s 7.75%. Analysts expect cautious future cuts as inflation cools and economic reforms stabilize the financial sector.
Pakistan’s interest rate is currently the highest in South Asia at 11%, exceeding Bangladesh and Sri Lanka. Despite recent reductions, analysts predict further cuts as inflation declines and economic indicators improve, aiming to balance growth with monetary stability.
Pakistan policy rate, South Asia interest rates, monetary policy adjustments
