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Government dated securities takes gross borrowings to 56.8% of Budget Estimates

Government dated securities takes gross borrowings to 56.8% of Budget Estimates

Mon, Nov 28, 2016

The panel said, “Liquidity conditions in the economy remained comfortable and in surplus mode during the quarter.”

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