Average per capita income of Pakistan.
Years shown represent
end of fiscal year (i.e. 30th June).
Reference interest rate set by the State Bank of Pakistan. Policy rate was introduced in
May 2015. Prior to which Reverse Repo was used as the reference rate.
Benchmark rate (1 week) based on the interest rates at which inter-bank lending
takes place in the wholesale credit market. Data available on daily basis.
Benchmark rate (2 week) based on the interest rates at which inter-bank lending
takes place in the wholesale credit market. Data available on daily basis.
Benchmark rate (1 month) based on the interest rates at which inter-bank lending
takes place in the wholesale credit market. Data available on daily basis.
Benchmark rate (3 months) based on the interest rates at which inter-bank lending
takes place in the wholesale credit market. Data available on daily basis.
Benchmark rate (6 months) based on the interest rates at which inter-bank lending
takes place in the wholesale credit market. Data available on daily basis.
Benchmark rate (9 months) based on the interest rates at which inter-bank lending
takes place in the wholesale credit market. Data available on daily basis.
Benchmark rate (1 year) based on the interest rates at which inter-bank lending takes
place in the wholesale credit market. Data available on daily basis.
KIBOR Offer Rate -
Combined
IBOR Offer Rate - Combined
Percent change in the Consumer Price Index (CPI) over time. Data ingested shows Year on Year (YoY) and Month
on Month (MoM) change. The source of this dataset was changed to PBS from December 2022 onwards.
Monthly value of exports, imports and balance of trade. Values presented in US$.
Monthly value of home remittances. Data also broken down by countries of origin.
PKR/US$ parity. Data available on daily basis.
Gross Domestic Product (GDP) of Pakistan in US$.
The debt to GDP is the ratio of a country's Debt to Gross Domestic Product. By comparing the
amount a country owes with its production, this ratio indicates the ability to pay back debts.
External debt of a country refers to the portion that is borrowed from foreign lenders such as banks, foreign
governments and international financial institutions. Expressed as a proportion of GDP, the ratio indicates a country's
ability to pay back its debt to foreign lenders.
