In February 2026, Pakistan's foreign investment in treasury bills (T-bills) saw a halt, with no new inflows recorded in the first six days, resulting in a net outflow of $22.5 million, according to the State Bank of Pakistan (SBP) data reported by Profit by Pakistan Today. This contrasts with January 2026, where Pakistan experienced its largest monthly net foreign inflows into sovereign bonds in 19 months, amounting to $176 million. The January inflows were primarily into short-term bonds, with durations of one year or less, accounting for 85% of the total, as noted by sources like Daily Times and TechJuice. Analysts attributed the January surge to exchange rate stability and the appeal of high-yield government securities amid global financial uncertainty.