Private sector borrows a net sum of Rs.59.89 billion in a week

December 31, 2020 (MLN): The non-government sector has borrowed a net sum of Rs.59.89 billion during the week ended December 18, 2020, which brings the cumulative net borrowing for ongoing fiscal year FY2021 to Rs.52.86 billion. The net retirement as of the prior week was recorded at Rs.7.03 billion.

According to weekly data released by the State Bank of Pakistan, the sector's borrowing has dropped by Rs.32.63 billion over the year since the borrowing as of the corresponding period of last year was recorded at Rs.85.49 billion.

The non-government sector is divided into three broad categories namely, the Private Sector, the Public Sector Enterprises, and NBFI. Commercial banks are the main source of financing for the private sector, including conventional banks, Islamic banks, and Islamic branches of conventional banks.

This fiscal year, the private sector borrowed a net sum of Rs.72.12 billion, whereas the PSE's have retired Rs.22.6 billion and NBFI has borrowed Rs.3.34 billion.

As we disintegrate the inflows and outflows within the private sector, we see that Conventional Banks lent a cumulative sum of Rs.11.91 billion, Islamic Banks lent Rs.32.59 billion, and lastly, the Islamic branches of Conventional Banks lent Rs.27.62 billion.

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