Foreign investors invest $171 million in Pakistan government securities in 50 days
Most outlets reported the total amount of foreign investment in Pakistan government securities over 50 days, highlighting the $171 million inflow. Dawn led with the headline and provided a brief breakdown of the investment, noting Treasury bills attracted the bulk of the funds. Profit also highlighted the breakdown, specifying the amounts in T-bills and PIBs and adding that total foreign investment across debt and equities reached $253 million.
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Foreign investors pour $171 million into Pakistan government securities in 50 days
T-bills attract $126.9 million, while PIBs receive $44 million as total foreign investment reaches $253 million across debt and equities
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Domestic bonds attract $171m in 50 days
KARACHI: Foreign investors poured about $171 million into Pakistan’s government securities during the first 50 days of the current fiscal year, with Treasury bills attracting the bulk of the inflows at $126.9m and long-term Pakistan Investment Bonds (PIBs) drawing $44m. However, the momentum remained concentrated in short-term debt during August, as T-bills attracted another $46.7m in the first...
2 articles from 2 outlets, 29 Aug–29 Aug 2026. Headlines and links belong to their outlets — HarZaviya links out and never copies article text. What does % identical mean?