Pakistan's rate cut likely to be the last for some time

The State Bank of Pakistan (SBP) cut its policy rate by 100bp to 8.5%, the lowest since 2005, over the weekend. Although inflation and money supply growth have both slowed sharply in recent months, we doubt the central bank will see scope to cut further.

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