Auto financing in Pakistan rose to Rs407.12 billion in September 2026. That is up 3.49% from Rs 393.4 billion in August. It is also up 33.61% from Rs304.71 billion a year earlier. The figures come from the State Bank of Pakistan.
House-building finance reached Rs 365.44 billion by the end of September. That is up 15.73% from August and 71.88% from last year.
Personal loans touched Rs 300.54 billion. This is a rise of 1.3% from August and 14.28% from a year ago.
Together, all consumer financing hit Rs 1.29 trillion in September. That is up 4.86% from Rs 1.23 trillion in August. Compared to last year, it grew by 34.45%.
Total credit to the private sector reached Rs 11.28 trillion in September. This is a 3.36% rise from Rs 10.92 trillion in August, and a 16.64% jump from last year.
Manufacturing took the largest share, at Rs 5.89 trillion. This is up 2.93% month-on-month and 12.25% year-on-year.
Construction loans stood at Rs 227.44 billion, up 2.3% from August and 6.46% from last year.
Credit to agriculture, forestry, and fishing reached Rs 709 billion. That is a 3.07% monthly rise and a 30.93% yearly rise.
