Pakistan Keeps Benchmark Interest Rate Unchanged for Third Straight Meeting

Bloomberg · first seen 16.09.2026

Pakistan's central bank maintained its benchmark interest rate as policymakers weighed economic growth against rising inflation risks stemming from Middle East conflicts.

Pakistan kept its benchmark interest rate steady for the third consecutive meeting.
Policymakers cited balancing growth support against Middle East inflation risks.

Sources

Bloomberg — Pakistan Keeps Rates Steady as Price Pressures Build

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