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​​The weighted average cut-off/yield on state government securities (SGS) rose by 5 bps to 7.46 per cent in the auction held on Tuesday, from 7.41 per cent in the last weekly auction, despite a stable weighted average tenor of 16 years and the money raised was in line with the amount indicated for this week in the auction calendar.

Most states recording higher deficits have done well in ensuring better access to social, economic and public goods while others like Gujarat, have cut down on essential welfare spending.

Commentary Victorians will be paying for the financial mismanagement of the Daniel Andrews government for at least the ...

Finance Ministers special staffer Yustinus Prastowo responds to an economists prediction that state debt burden will exceed Rp500 trillion in 2024.

INDIANAPOLIS—The Indiana General Assembly concluded on Friday, April 28 around 2:50 a.m. “Senate Republicans continued our commitment to strong fiscal discipline by passing a balanced two-year state budget for 2024-2025

Against in october of 2013, 58 against, 37% in favor. but still, senator, plurality of americans say dont raise the debt limit. they look at the $32 trillion figure and cant believe it. i remember the heady days of the end of the clinton administration going back again, where the debt was $5.5 trillion and they were thinking of paying it off. we dont have to worry about that anymore. >> we should -- look, we can balance the budget. when i was governor of florida i walked in with a big budget def...

It is an undeniable fact that, most countries around the world, especially majority of African countries have largely and predominantly blamed the War in Ukraine as the major cause of their respective economic crisis. However, according to the Data and Facts available, it seems the Economy of Ukraine is recovering…

"Bonds are apparently the bogeyman of the General Assembly — the supermajority is terrified of them, it seems," said state Rep. Greg Porter, D-Indianapolis.

About. i got rid of the waste, balanced the budget and paid off a third of the state debt. we can do the same thing here but we have to start doing it. >> harris: give me a couple of areas that you know you could cut off the back in terms of waste and that would really help. it is hard to believe or imagine why democrats wouldnt come to the table on at least a few things. they know its a swamp. give us a couple of examples of maybe things that you need to do immediately. >> well, we could get ri...

"I intend to work even harder over the next two years than I have at any other time, to continue to improve our prospects for every single person who calls