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Money Market: SBP injects Rs1.5tr into banks

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By Web Desk Published July 6, 2015 3 Min Read
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The State Bank of Pakistan continued to pump massive liquidity into the banking system last week, injecting Rs667.8bn on June 26 and another Rs821.75bn last Friday, taking its total injections to almost Rs1.5tr in seven days.

In the June 26 open market operation, the SBP injected Rs43bn for a rate of return of 6.5pc in the four-day contract and another Rs624.8bn at 6.51pc in the seven-day contract.

This was followed by the latest auction on Friday, where the central bank pumped in Rs821.75bn in the seven-day contract at a rate of return of 6.5pc.


In the latest open market operation on Friday, the central bank pumped in Rs821.75bn in the seven-day contract


According to the weekly statement of position of all scheduled banks for the week ending June 19, cash and balances with treasury banks of all scheduled banks decreased by 7.71pc to Rs699.943bn, against the earlier week’s figure of Rs758.426bn.

Cash and balances with treasury banks of all commercial banks stood at Rs697.836bn in the week, against the preceding week’s figure of Rs756.082bn, down 7.7pc. Cash and balances with treasury banks of all specialised banks stood at Rs2.107bn in the week.

Investments of all scheduled banks stood at Rs5,709.8bn in the week under review, against the preceding week’s figure of Rs5,633.793bn, showing an increase of 1.35pc.

Investments of all commercial banks stood at Rs5,683.918bn in the week, against the preceding week’s figure of Rs5,608.970bn, up 1.34pc. Investments of all specialised banks stood at Rs25.882bn in the week.

Gross advances by scheduled banks stood at Rs4,541.393bn in the week ending June 19, up 0.04pc over the preceding week’s figure of Rs4,539.497bn.

Advances by commercial banks rose 0.03pc to Rs4,389.39bn in the week, against the previous week’s figure of Rs4,388.061bn. Advances by specialised banks stood at Rs152bn in the week.

Deposits and other accounts of all scheduled banks decreased 2.24pc to Rs8,706.933bn in the week under review, over the preceding week’s figure of Rs8,906.459bn.

Deposits and other accounts of all commercial banks fell 2.25pc to Rs8,679.808bn in the week, against the preceding week’s figure of Rs8,879.387bn. Deposits and other accounts of all specialised banks stood at Rs27.125bn in the week, against the previous week’s figure of Rs27.072bn.

Total assets of all scheduled banks stood at Rs12,170.078bn in the week ending June 19, up 0.34pc over the preceding week’s figure of Rs12,128.85bn.

Total assets of all commercial banks stood at Rs11,977.283bn in the week, higher by 0.34pc over the previous week’s figure of Rs11,936.915bn. Total assets of all specialised banks stood at Rs192.795bn in the week.

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