A public debt-to-GDP ratio is a ratio of what a country owes to what it produces, a measure of the financial leverage of an economy. The Covid-19 pandemic has resulted in a wider fiscal deficit and higher public debt-to-GDP ratio. Watch this video to know, how does this affect us?
2 Sep 2022Secrecy has a place in government, but not in international public-sector finance
4 min read16 Jan 2019The first round of selection for managing the debt ETF would be made based on the strength of the AMCs in managing debt mutual funds and the second round would take into account their financial bids
2 min read3 Jan 2019The authors conclude that lack of monetary independence increases vulnerability to a rollover crisis and argue that this is what happened in Spain a few years ago
1 min read13 Dec 2018Waning support for US government debt from the US Federal Reserve, combined with President Donald Trump's deficit-boosting tax cuts, are weighing on the debt load that he inherited from Barack Obama
1 min read14 Nov 2018The Reserve Bank of India bought ₹86,000 crore ($11.8 billion) of bonds between May and October
2 min read5 Nov 2018The Karnataka cabinet passed the Debt Relief bill 2018 to ease the financial burden on weaker sections of society who have borrowed from non-institutional sources
2 min read30 Aug 2018Even though India's combined government debt is far from toxic levels, the revision of the central government fiscal deficit target is a cause for concern
4 min read22 Mar 2018Fitch says public finances '[constrain India's sovereign ratings, given a high general govt debt burden of around 68% of GDP and a wide fiscal balance of 6.5% of GDP if states are included
1 min read2 Feb 2018India's battered sovereign-bond market is grappling with two new challenges this week: The likelihood of data showing a further pickup in inflation, and a potential decline in liquidity
1 min read12 Dec 2017The Union Budget contains details about the estimated receipts and the expenditure of the government for a particular fiscal year. The Budget is allotted for the upcoming fiscal year, which runs from 1st April to 31st March of the next year. Here is a quick guide on how the Union Budget is prepared