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The government plans to reduce gross borrowing to Rs 15.3 lakh crore in FY25, targeting a fiscal deficit of 5.5% of GDP. SBI researchers believe that net market borrowing will be around Rs 11.7 lakh crore, resulting in gross borrowings of Rs 15.3 lakh crore after repayments. Adjustments and switches may lower the borrowing to less than Rs 15 lakh crore.

Out of the gross market borrowing of Rs 14.31 lakh crore estimated for the next financial year, Rs 8.45 lakh crore is planned to be borrowed in the first half or April-September period.

In any rate hike cycle, the financial markets actually does better as any material risk is factored in the prices. Interestingly, for India, with TREP and call rate currently at much higher than reverse repo rate, we believe the stage is set for a reverse repo normalization

Government borrowing surpassed Revised Estimates (RE) by about 1 per cent in 2020-21. The government had initially pegged the borrowing at Rs 7.8 trillion, but raised it to Rs 12 trillion as Covid-19 forced a nationwide lockdown and the government doled out a relief package. However, the borrowings were further raised to Rs 12.80 trillion in RE as the government also tried to bring transparency in subsidies. The borrowings exceeded RE despite both indirect and direct tax collections surpassing ...