Centre to Borrow Rs 7.86 Lakh Cr in Oct-Mar, FY27 Borrowing Slashed by Rs 1.2 Lakh Cr

Govt to Borrow Rs 7.86 Lakh Crore Through Dated Securities in Second Half of FY27

Get latest articles and stories on Business at LatestLY. The Government of India plans to borrow Rs 7.86 lakh crore through dated securities in the second half of the current financial year, according to the borrowing calendar released by the Ministry of Finance on Friday. Business News | Govt to Borrow Rs 7.86 Lakh Crore Through Dated Securities in Second Half of FY27.

Centre to borrow Rs 7.86 lakh cr in Oct-Mar, FY27 borrowing slashed by Rs 1.2 lakh cr

The Centre will borrow Rs 7.86 lakh crore in the second half of FY27, taking its total planned market borrowing for the year to Rs 15.99 lakh crore, Rs 1.20 lakh crore below the Budget Estimate.

India plans Rs 7.86 lakh crore bond sales in H2, trims borrowing amid yield pressure

India's government aims to raise 7.86 trillion rupees through bond sales between October and March. The gross borrowing limit for the fiscal year has been reduced to 16 trillion rupees. Issuance of longer duration securities has been increased to 45.6% of total borrowing. Treasury bills will be sold weekly, albeit at a lower amount than earlier this year.

India lowers FY27 gross borrowing, to sell debt worth 7.86 trillion rupees in Oct-Mar

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Centre to borrow Rs 7.86 lakh cr in Oct-Mar, FY27 borrowing slashed by Rs 1.2 lakh cr - OrissaPOST

New Delhi: The Union government will borrow Rs 7.86 lakh crore in the second half of this fiscal year, reducing the total borrowing for the current financial year by a whopping Rs 1,20,494 crore. “During 2026-27, the Government of India is expected to have market borrowing of Rs 15,99,506 crore through dated securities, as compared […]

Govt Cuts FY27 Market Borrowing Target, Eyes Raising Rs 7.86 Lakh Crore In Second Half

Five-year bonds will account for 12.1% of the government's second-half borrowing, while three-year bonds will constitute 6.9%.