T-bill and PIB yields

T-bill and PIB auction yields, the daily PKRV yield curve and Islamic sukuk rates.

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The government borrows in rupees by auctioning Market Treasury Bills (1, 3, 6 and 12 months) and Pakistan Investment Bonds (2 to 30 years) through the State Bank. The cut-off yield is the highest yield the government accepts at each auction — the rate new money is borrowed at.

Between auctions, MUFAP's PKRV revaluation rates give a daily yield for every tenor from one week to 20 years; banks and funds use it to value their bond holdings. PKISRV is the Shariah-compliant equivalent for government Ijara sukuk.

See also: Debt securities and trades

T-bill auctions

PIB auctions

PKRV yield curve (daily)

Islamic: PKISRV and Ijara sukuk

Curve slope

Questions

What is the latest T-bill rate in Pakistan?

The 3-month T-bill cut-off yield was 12.00% at the auction of 14 Oct 2026.

What is the 10-year PIB yield?

The 10-year PKRV yield was 12.82% on 22 Oct 2026; the last 10-year PIB auction cut off at 12.85%.

What is PKRV?

The daily revaluation rate MUFAP publishes for every government-bond tenor, used to mark bond portfolios to market between auctions.

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