Further cut in SBP policy rate expected
KARACHI: The announcement of Monetary Policy for the next two months is likely to be made on March 21 by the State Bank of Pakistan (SBP).
The experts are expecting a further cut in the policy rate in view of improvement in the country’s foreign exchange reserves, stability in rupee value and the decline of inflation rate to 3 percent.
They are
By GEO URDU
March 16, 2015
KARACHI: The announcement of Monetary Policy for the next two months is likely to be made on March 21 by the State Bank of Pakistan (SBP).
The experts are expecting a further cut in the policy rate in view of improvement in the country’s foreign exchange reserves, stability in rupee value and the decline of inflation rate to 3 percent.
They are expecting that the central bank might ratchet down the discount rate by 0.5 to 1 percent.
The economic analysts are of the view that a further cut in the policy rate of the SBP will not only provide additional impetus to the business and economic activities but also help boost employment in the country.
The experts are expecting a further cut in the policy rate in view of improvement in the country’s foreign exchange reserves, stability in rupee value and the decline of inflation rate to 3 percent.
They are expecting that the central bank might ratchet down the discount rate by 0.5 to 1 percent.
The economic analysts are of the view that a further cut in the policy rate of the SBP will not only provide additional impetus to the business and economic activities but also help boost employment in the country.
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