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State Bank of Pakistan bought back Rs 36.85 billion of Treasury bills on Saturday under seven-day reverse-repo contracts at 12.2 percent to inject liquidity into a tight money market. The central bank was offered Rs 36.85 billion to buy the T-bills and Pakistan Investment Bonds (PIBs) and the bank accepted the offer. The main purpose of buying back these T-bills was to inject liquidity into a tight money market.
