Karachi: The State Bank of Pakistan released the Karachi Interbank Offered Rates (KIBOR) for December 29, 2025, revealing consistent figures across various tenors. The rates, sourced from Refinitiv, highlight stability in the short-term borrowing costs for financial institutions.

The KIBOR for one-week and two-week tenors are set at a bid rate of 10.32 percent and an offer rate of 10.82 percent. These rates reflect no change compared to each other, indicating steady short-term lending conditions.

For the one-month tenor, the bid and offer rates remain at 10.32 percent and 10.82 percent, respectively. The three-month tenor shows a slight increase with bid and offer rates at 10.38 percent and 10.63 percent.

Longer tenors, such as the six-month and nine-month, present a gradual rise. The six-month rates stand at 10.40 percent for bids and 10.65 percent for offers. Conversely, the nine-month and one-year tenors both show bid rates of 10.41 percent, with offer rates reaching 10.91 percent.

The consistent rates across these tenors suggest a stable financial environment, with minor variations reflecting market adjustments. The data provides insights into the borrowing landscape, crucial for banks and financial analysts monitoring the country's economic conditions.