Gulf investors increase investments in Pakistan Investment Bonds amid US-Iran tensions
Most outlets highlighted the rising interest from Gulf investors in Pakistan Investment Bonds, particularly during the US-Iran conflict, emphasizing the higher yields and risk-free returns as key attractions. Dawn noted the broader context of the conflict and the perception of Pakistan as a safe investment destination, while Profit provided specific figures, stating $129.8 million in inflows, with the UAE and Bahrain as major contributors.
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Gulf investors put $129.8 million into Pakistan Investment Bonds amid US-Iran conflict
UAE accounts for $110 million of September PIB inflows as investors seek higher-yielding government securities; Bahrain invests another $10 million
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Pakistan Investment Bonds attract inflows from Gulf investors
KARACHI: Amid the ongoing US-Iran conflict, investors from Gulf countries are increasingly seeing Pakistan as a safe place to invest in domestic bonds, which offer higher yields and risk-free returns. Data released by the State Bank of Pakistan on Monday showed that Gulf countries, particularly the UAE, invested $129.8 million in long-term Pakistan Investment Bonds (PIBs) in the first 25 days o...
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