Borrowing plans: Why the market remained calm

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The central government on Tuesday announced that it will borrow ₹6.55 trillion during the second half of the ongoing fiscal year, keeping its borrowing plans unchanged. Mint explains the relevance of this for the Indian economy.

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Borrowing plans: Why the market remained calm

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