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Govt raises Rs131.4b through PIBs auction

byCT Report
26/06/2024
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KARACHI: The government raised Rs131.4 billion through the auction of Pakistan Investment Bonds (PIBs) against a target of Rs190 billion, further adding to the country’s domestic debt.

According to data from the State Bank of Pakistan, the highest amount, Rs115 billion, was raised through three-year PIBs against bids of Rs154.3 billion, with a rate of return of 16.6%.

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The lowest amount, Rs500 million, was raised for five-year PIBs against bids of Rs45 billion, with a return rate of 15.44%.

For the benchmark 10-year tenor, the government secured Rs13.4 billion with a 15.25% cut-off yield, out of Rs47.4 billion in bids.

Overall, the auction raised Rs128.87 billion, with the total reaching Rs131.4 billion, including the non-bid amount.

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