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  1. Pakistan identified fiscal risks in its budget amidst escalating tensions increasing oil price risk.
  2. The central bank of Pakistan is managing its functions while being briefed on the country's sovereign credit profile due to geopolitical tensions.

The State Bank of Pakistan monitors its current account deficit and reserves in response to global commodity price increases driven by Middle East conflict.

15 reports, 2 independent Updated Sep 14
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The State Bank of Pakistan monitors its current account deficit and reserves in response to global commodity price increases driven by Middle East conflict.

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PakistanState Bank of PakistanMiddle East

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  1. SBP monitors current account deficit and reserves due to Middle East conflict impacting commodity prices.1 source
  2. Red Sea risks are raising crude prices, fueling inflation and forcing Pakistan to hike interest rates.1 source

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The central bank of Pakistan is managing its functions while being briefed on the country's sovereign credit profile due to geopolitical tensions. All 2 developments

Within Pakistan identified fiscal risks in its budget amidst escalating tensions increasing oil price risk.

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  • tribune.com.pkSBP keeps policy rate unchanged at 11.5% | The Express Tribune
  • geo.tvIn the crossfire of the ceasefire
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