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High time India Inc picks up the baton to further capex: RBI bulletin

Private companies must fuel the next round of economic growth rather than leave it to the government to spend on capital expenditure, RBI officials say in the regulator’s February bulletin

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G-sec prices jump as government trims fiscal deficit, sticks to glide path | Business

Budget News: The finance minister's decision to prefer fiscal prudence over populist measures, which include lower fiscal deficit and market borrowing targets for FY25, were considered anti-inflationary by bond market players, leading to a rally in govt bond prices on Thursday that softened yields. FM said that govt is on track to meet glide path of below 4.5% fiscal deficit target for FY26.

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India borrowing plan: India govt has no plans to change its FY24 borrowing plan

India's government has no plans to alter its borrowing plan for the current fiscal year ending March 31, with a projected gross market borrowing of Rs 15.43 lakh crore ($185.67 billion).

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Mint Primer: Government borrowing: What it means for the economy

The Centre will borrow ₹6.55 trillion during the second half of the ongoing fiscal year, which comprises 42.45% of its gross market borrowing of ₹15.43 trillion for the full year

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market borrowing: India may cut market borrowing if small savings shoot up

India's market borrowing for the fiscal year could be lower than expected if small savings exceed projections, according to Economic Affairs Secretary Ajay Seth. The government had projected gross market borrowing of Rs 15.43 lakh crore ($185.88 billion) for the current fiscal year, but if small savings are higher than anticipated, it could reduce the need for borrowing

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Govt Plans to Borrow Rs 8.88 Lakh Crore from Market in H1 FY24

Govt Plans to Borrow Rs 8.88 Lakh Crore from Market in H1 FY24

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Govt borrows 55% more so far this fiscal as lockdowns hit revenue collections

India Business News: Indicating a massive revenue crunch due to the second wave of the pandemic that has forced many states to declare full lockdowns for almost two months

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Government borrows 55% more so far this fiscal as lockdowns hit revenue collections

Government borrows 55% more so far this fiscal as lockdowns hit revenue collections
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Last Updated: May 28, 2021, 09:05 PM IST
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The market borrowing of Rs 2.1 lakh crore is 17.5 per cent of the budgeted debt creation of Rs 12.05 lakh crore for the full year and 30 per cent of the first half borrowings calendar of Rs 7.24 lakh crore.
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At the latest borrowing on Friday, the government borrowed only Rs 26,550 crore of the Rs 32,000 crore notified. Of the total bids worth Rs 19,114 crore were accepted by the RBI while bids for Rs 7,437 crore were devolved to the primary dealers.
Indicating a massive revenue crunch due to the second wave of the pandemic that has forced many states to declare full lockdowns for almost two months now, the Centre has borrowed Rs 2.1 lakh crore so far this fiscal -- a whopping 55 per cent more than what it was a year ago.

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FY21 fiscal deficit at 9.5 pc of GDP

FY21 fiscal deficit at 9.5 pc of GDP
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Updated: Feb 01, 2021 13:05 IST
New Delhi [India], Feb 1 (ANI): Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman said on Monday the fiscal deficit for FY21 has been pegged at 9.5 per cent of the GDP and will come down to 6.8 per cent in FY22.
The fiscal deficit will reach below 4.5 per cent by FY26, she said while presenting the Union Budget 2021-22.
Sitharaman said while gross expenditure is seen at Rs 34.5 lakh crore, the capital expenditure is expected to be Rs 4.39 lakh crore in FY21.
The government will approach market for additional Rs 80,000 crore to fund the FY21 fiscal deficit, said the Finance Minister.

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