Money supply climbs to Rs50tr in Sept 26

Pakistan’s broad money measure reached Rs50.14tr in September 2026, up from Rs49.45tr in August and Rs44.52tr a year earlier, Mettis Global reported, citing provisional State Bank of Pakistan data. The monthly rise was 1.39%, while the annual increase stood at 12.61%. Despite the latest gains, the total remained 0.75% below its end-June level of Rs50.52tr.

M1, which includes cash in circulation and transferable deposits, grew to Rs40.16tr from Rs39.56tr in August. Transferable deposits climbed 2.63% month on month to Rs28.69tr, while currency notes fell 1.19% to Rs11.47tr. National Savings balances advanced to Rs3.75tr from Rs3.72tr, whereas post-office deposits edged down to Rs25.89bn from Rs25.99bn. The figures offer investors a snapshot of liquidity and savings flows across Pakistan’s economy.