The primary function of State Bank of Pakistan is:

The primary function of State Bank of Pakistan is:

  • (A) To control inflation
  • (B) Lending business
  • (C) To regulate monetary policy
  • (D) To maintain stock exchange
The State Bank of Pakistan (SBP) plays a key role in managing Pakistan's monetary and credit system. This involves creating and applying monetary policy aimed at keeping the economy stable. A significant aim of this policy is to keep inflation under control. The SBP Act, with its amendments, sets the main goal as ensuring domestic price stability. Achieving this requires careful regulation of monetary policy.
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