Pakistan’s central bank aiming to rekindle investment

In a bid to revive investment, the State Bank of Pakistan (SBP) cut its policy rate for the second successive meeting on Friday. The SBP is likely to loosen monetary policy further, even at the risk of stoking already-high inflationary pressures.

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