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Banking Sector Deposits Increase by 14.1% to Cross Rs. 35 Trillion in June 2025

Banking Sector Deposits Surge 14.1% Year-on-Year in June 2025

Pakistan’s banking sector continues to show strong performance, with total deposits rising by 14.1% year-on-year (YoY) in June 2025, according to the latest data released by the State Bank of Pakistan (SBP).

πŸ’° Deposits Hit Rs. 35.5 Trillion

Deposits reached an impressive Rs. 35.5 trillion, up from Rs. 31.1 trillion in June 2024, reflecting growing public confidence and savings in the banking system.


🏦 Advances and Investments Also on the Rise

The banking sector also recorded healthy growth in advances (loans) and investments:

  • Advances rose by 8.7% YoY, totaling Rs. 13.5 trillion (June 2024: Rs. 12.4 trillion)

  • Investments increased by 21.2% YoY, reaching Rs. 36.6 trillion (June 2024: Rs. 30.2 trillion)

This uptick in activity highlights increased economic engagement, particularly in the public and corporate sectors.


πŸ”’ Key Banking Ratios in June 2025

  • Advance to Deposit Ratio (ADR):

    • 38.1%, down 186 basis points YoY

    • Also declined 172bps month-on-month (MoM)

  • Investment to Deposit Ratio (IDR):

    • 103.0%, up 608bps YoY

    • However, slightly down by 282bps MoM

These ratios indicate a conservative lending environment with a greater preference for investment in government securities and risk-managed instruments.


πŸ“Š What This Means for the Economy

The rise in deposits and investments is a positive signal for Pakistan’s economy, suggesting:

  • Increased liquidity in the banking system

  • Higher consumer and institutional savings

  • Strong public sector borrowing activity

  • Continued trust in the formal financial ecosystem

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