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 2022During the October-December 2018 period, the central government issued dated securities worth ₹1.27 lakh crorePublic debt accounted for 89.5% of total outstanding liabilities at the end of December 2018 with internal debt accounting for 83.3% share
1 min read8 Mar 2019India has one of the highest debt-to-GDP ratios among emerging markets and many fear this ratio may rise with bailouts of weak state-run banksMore spending requires government borrowings which deteriorates public finances and increases public debt
1 min read23 Jan 2019Public debt accounted for 89.3% of total outstanding liabilities at end-June 2018 with internal debt accounting for 83.0% share
1 min read7 Sep 2018No policy is as self-defeating during recessionary times as the pursuit of a budget surplus for the purpose of containing public debtausterity, for short
4 min read3 Sep 2018Any objective assessment of the Eurogroup’s recent deal on Greek public debt would conclude that it condemns Greece to permanent debt bondage
4 min read12 Jul 2018RBI seems no longer inclined toward regulatory forbearance, and rightly so
4 min read19 Jan 2018India’s total public debt rises to Rs63.35 trillion till June-end, up 3.6% over the previous quarter, says government data
1 min read2 Sep 2017Internal debt constituted 92.3% of public debt as at September end, while marketable securities accounted for 83.4% of public debt
1 min read28 Nov 2016Debt offerings to the public by companies surged to Rs239 billion from April through October, up sixfold from the year-earlier period and the fastest pace on record
2 min read4 Nov 2016The 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