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EXTERNAL DEBT TO GDP RATIO
India's external debt rises to $762.8 billion in FY26, debt-to-GDP ratio climbsIndia's external debt reached $762.8 billion by March 2026, a rise of $26.3 billion year-on-year, pushing the debt-to-GDP ratio to 20.8%. T...
West Asia conflict threatens global energy arteries; prudent economic handling over a decade allows India to keep space for capex: FMIndia's finance minister highlights the nation's strong economic footing. Prudent fiscal management over a decade has built resilience. Thi...
India's external debt at $682 billion as of end JuneIndia's external debt increased to $682.3 billion by June 2024, marking a 2% rise from March 2024. The external debt to GDP ratio slightly ...
External debt in comfort zone and better than many others, says FM SitharamanIndia's external debt-to-GDP ratio is at 18.7%, with a debt service ratio of 6.7% and foreign exchange reserves-to-external debt ratio at 9...
Centre’s debt profile safe and prudent; external debt-to-GDP ratio eases: Finance MinistryIn a written reply, minister of state for finance Pankaj Chaudhary said: “The risk profile of Central government’s debt stands out as safe ...
India's external debt rises 1.2% to $613.1 bn as of end-December, highlights govtThe external debt of India rose 1.2 per cent quarter-on-quarter to $613.1 billion as of end-December, the government stated on Friday. Acco...
India's forex umbrella continues to remain strong despite uncertainty, valuation changes: RBI Governor Shaktikanta DasDas said about 67 per cent of the decline in reserves during this financial year that started Apr. 1 is due to valuation changes arising fr...
MPC meet key announcements: 50 bps repo rate hike, weaker GDP growth forecast, inflation outlook retainedThe Reserve Bank of India Governor Shaktikanta Das on Friday announced that the country’s rate-setting panel has raised the benchmark lendi...
It was a textbook policy; Guv mentioned risks but was also positive on growth and investment revival: Abheek Barua“The stance has really become defined in terms of the availability and the price liquidity. If the overnight rates are above or at the repo...
India's external debt rises 2.9 per cent in the June quarterExternal debt rose 2.9 per cent in the June quarter over the same period a year ago to $571 billion according to the latest data released b...
Govt likely to shelve plan for overseas bonds, will first fix the slowdownPMO believes the time is not right for an overseas bond issuance.
Risks from USD 1.71 trillion external debt manageable: ChinaAt the end of 2017, China's outstanding external debt stood at 1.71 trillion, an increase of USD 294.8 billion from one year earlier.
India among emerging economies becoming exposed to external shocks, says Moody’sIndia with $474 bln in external debt as of 2015 has experienced the 2nd largest rise since 2010. Its external debt to GDP ratio has risen t...
'India's external debt of $474 billion forms 16% of APAC borrowing'Debt pile up is the highest in the Asia Pacific region, with the largest increase in external borrowings seen in China, India, Indonesia, T...
India’s external debt at $475 billion as of end March '15The rise in external debt was largely due to the rise in commercial borrowings and NRI deposits.
India's external debt up 13 per cent at $390 billion in 2012-13India's external debt stood at $390 billion, 12.9 per cent higher than USD 345.5 billion a year earlier, according to an official statement.
- Forex reserves cover 89% of external debt
The total reserves till the beginning of the fiscal was enough to provide a 100% cover to its external debt.
- Forex reserves cover 89 per cent of external debt
In the nine months to December 2011, the cover that the foreign exchange reserves provided to the total external debt came down to less tha...
External debt rises to $316.9 billion till JuneThe government today said India's external debt rose to $316.9 billion till June, 2011 due to increase in commercial borrowings and short-t...
- External debt rises to USD 317 bn
External debt rose by 3.4% in the first three months on account of an increase in commercial borrowings and trade credit