The 1-Year T-Bill rate has dropped to approximately a 3-year low of 11.34 percent.
In the last one and a half years, the rate has halved from its peak of 24.73 percent on the back of falling inflation, according to Topline Securities.
T-Bill Auction
Wednesday saw the bond auction see cut-off yields for 3M, 6M, and 12M T-bills down by 20bps, 39bps, and 45bps, respectively at 11.5887 percent, 11.4048 percent, and 11.3459 percent.
The auction received bids amounting to Rs. 1,401 billion against a target of Rs. 350 billion. The State Bank of Pakistan accepted Rs. 326 billion.
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This is the performance of finance minister
No it’s because they let prices rise uncontrolled .
T bills rate was cut because they want people to invest in private sector . Given pakistan private sector is not regulated . It allows them to not pay any significant dividend to shareholders.