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Public
Debt Department |
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Objective of
Public Debt Management
The
main objective of public debt management is to ensure that the
government's financing needs and its payment obligations are met at
the lowest possible cost over the medium to long run, consistent
with a prudent degree of risk. Prudent risk management to avoid
dangerous debt structures and strategies is crucial, given the
severe macroeconomic consequences of sovereign debt default, and the
magnitude of the ensuing output losses. These costs include business
and banking insolvencies as well as the diminished long-term
credibility and capability of the government to mobilize domestic
and foreign savings. |
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Secondary Market
Daily
Secondary Market Information
Daily
Quotes for Treasury Bills
Daily
Quotes for Treasury Bonds
Weekly
Market Report
Primary
Dealers
Contact
Us |
PUBLIC DEBT
OUTSTANDING |
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31/Dec /
03 |
31/Dec /
04 |
31/Dec/05 |
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1.Domestic
Debt |
955,231 |
1,056,408 |
1,130,720 |
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Treasury
Bills |
219,295 |
243,886 |
234,174 |
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Treasury
Bonds |
487,504 |
647,746 |
755,966 |
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Rupee
Loans |
248,414 |
164,758 |
140,562 |
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Other |
18 |
18 |
18 |
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2. Foreign
Debt |
877,831 |
1,047,174 |
1,044,204 |
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SLDBs&FCBU |
37,873 |
57,533 |
98,503 |
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Other |
839,958 |
989,641 |
945,701 |
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Grand Total
(1+2) |
1,620,951 |
2,103,582 |
2,174,924 |
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