Pakistan central bank cuts key rate by 100 bps
- The State Bank of Pakistan cut its key policy rate by 100 basis points to 12 percent, citing an improved inflation outlook and positive trends in exports and remittances.
- This rate cut is part of a series of reductions since June 2024, totaling 1,000 basis points over six intervals.
- SBP Governor Jameel Ahmed noted that while inflation figures are set to decline, core inflation remains a concern, indicating persistent risks in inflationary pressures.
- The bank maintained its forecast of full-year GDP growth at 2.5 percent-3.5 percent, emphasizing a cautious monetary policy stance for sustainable economic growth.
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