Pakistan’s central bank said on Thursday that the United Arab Emirates has confirmed rollover of its two deposits of $1 billion each placed with state bank of Pakistan for another year, according to a

(Reuters) - Pakistan's central bank said on Thursday that the United Arab Emirates has confirmed rollover of its two deposits of $1 billion each placed with state bank of Pakistan for another year. The deposits were maturing this month.

UAE rolls over two $1bn deposits with SBP for another year, set to mature in January 2025, says State Bank of Pakistan

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The State Bank of Pakistan on Thursday confirmed the rollover of two deposits of $1 billion each for another year by the United Arab Emirates. The national bank said the deposits were maturing this month. Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif had announced last week that the UAE had agreed to roll over the payment of $2bn due by Pakistan this month.

“The UAE has confir­med rollover of its two dep­osits of $1bn each placed with SBP for another one year, which were maturing in January 2025,” said a communiqué issued to the media by the SBP on Thursday.