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KARACHI: The State Bank of Pakistan has released the latest Karachi Interbank Offered Rates (KIBOR), providing insights into the cost of borrowing for various tenors as of October 15, 2025. The rates show a slight variance across different timeframes, reflecting the current financial climate.
The central bank’s data reveals that the one-week tenor has a bid rate of 10.90 and an offer rate of 11.40. The two-week tenor follows closely with a bid of 10.88 and an offer of 11.38.
For the one-month period, the bid and offer rates are consistent with the one-week tenor, standing at 10.90 and 11.40, respectively.
The three-month tenor presents a bid of 10.92 and an offer of 11.17, while the six-month period shows a slight increase with a bid of 10.93 and an offer of 11.18.
In the longer-term categories, the nine-month tenor has a bid of 10.89 and an offer of 11.39, whereas the one-year period records a bid rate of 10.91 and an offer rate of 11.41.
These KIBOR rates, published by the State Bank of Pakistan, serve as a benchmark for lending and borrowing in the financial markets, influencing interest rates across the banking sector.