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Pakistan's Q1 FY10 Market Liquidity is expected to remain comfortable...

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Last Updated on Monday, 07 September 2009 18:22

In Q1-FY10 market liquidity is expected to remain comfortable for the following reasons.

The retirement of credit availed for commodity operations will begin in this quarter.
Demand for credit by the private sector is typically low in the first quarter.
If the current trends in deposit growth continue, it will augment liquidity in the system.

Under these circumstances, and provided the projected external financial inflows are realized, the market is expected to function smoothly while meeting the government borrowing requirements in this quarter. In fact, recent data for Q1-FY10 up till 1st August 2009 reveals that these factors are broadly in line with expectations.

Pakistan Private Sector Credit

Despite falling market interest rates private sector credit continued to decline...

Monetary Policy Pakistan

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Last Updated on Monday, 07 September 2009 03:58

The continued implementation of the macroeconomic stabilization program is showing improvements in key macroeconomic indicators. CPI inflation continues to fall, government borrowing from the central bank remains within the quarterly limits, and SBP’s foreign exchange reserves show a rising trend. These positive indicators, in turn, reflect contraction in aggregate demand, much-needed fiscal consolidation, and improved balance of payments position. Consistent with the gradual strengthening of these macro fundamentals, inter-bank money market is functioning smoothly, foreign exchange market is exhibiting stability, and deposit growth in the banking system has picked up.

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