The most recent development in Pakistan's economic landscape is the State Bank of Pakistan's (SBP) significant liquidity injection into the banking system, amounting to Rs12.9 trillion through Open Market Operations (OMO) as reported by Profit by Pakistan Today. This move aims to ease liquidity conditions, with the largest portion, Rs12,406.55 billion, provided through conventional reverse repo operations. The central bank accepted bids at a rate of 10.51%, reflecting a strategic effort to stabilize financial markets and support economic growth. This comes amid a backdrop of easing inflation, which has declined to 5.8% in January, as noted by Governor Jameel Ahmad in a meeting covered by Pakistan TV.