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5 Feb 2024
Domestic g-sec yield to come down driven by lower market borrowing in FY25
As Union Govt is on path of fiscal consolidation, market borrowing of GoI during FY5 is lower as compared that in current fiscal year. The reduction in market borrowing for FY25 is expected to lead to a decrease in the yield of domestic government securities.
Subhasis Mishra
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