Pakistan has repaid $1.3 billion on its Eurobond maturing on 8 April 2026, along with $126.125 million in coupon obligations on other external debt, bringing total withdrawals from the central bank to over $1.43 billion.
The repayment was executed on schedule and in full. Advisor to the Finance Minister Khurram Schehzad said this shows strong discipline and consistent debt management practices. He termed the operation as a “non-event”.
Schehzad said that the successful servicing of large external obligations underscores Pakistan’s capacity, consistency, and credibility with global investors and financial institutions. The move reinforces the country’s improving sovereign outlook and the resilience of its economic fundamentals.
“This non-event reflects both the strength of Pakistan’s financial system and its commitment to disciplined external debt management,” he added.
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