Pakistani Bond Market Attracts First Inflow in Five Years!
After years of outflows, Pakistan’s bond market is finally seeing a positive shift, driven by a stabilized rupee and attractive yields. This is a significant development for the country's financial sector, signaling renewed investor confidence. With the central bank's intervention curbing currency volatility and the allure of high yields, Pakistan is now poised to regain its foothold in the international bond market.
The State Bank of Pakistan on Monday reported net foreign inflows into treasury bills at $875 million in 2024, a big reversal from four consecutive years of outflows of $1.4 billion.
The inflows will provide much-needed support to the economy, especially as the country navigates challenging economic conditions. The return of investor interest in the bond market can further strengthen the rupee and ease pressure on external accounts, which could pave the way for future economic stability.
This marks a potential turning point for Pakistan's capital markets, and it's essential for stakeholders to keep a close watch on these developments.
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