اسٹیٹ بینک نے بینکوں کے سرمائے کی کم از کم حد دوگنی کردی، سخت مالیاتی پالیسی کا اشارہ

The State Bank of Pakistan (SBP) has increased the Minimum Capital Requirement (MCR) for banks by 100 percent, citing rising operating costs and the need for financial stability. This move, following a recent policy rate hike and likely stemming from an IMF agreement, aims to reduce credit and money supply in circulation. With inflation remaining in double digits and stagflation risks present, this contractionary policy seeks to stabilize the economy. Such tight monetary measures by the SBP could strengthen the PKR, potentially influencing local gold and silver prices.

بحوالہ / Source: www.brecorder.com