In the current year, 4 trillion 11 billion has been allocated to pay interest, but only 36 billion 68 billion has been paid by the end of July.
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In the first month of the current financial year 2082/83, more than Rs. 14 billion government debt has been added. According to the government debt report published by the Public Debt Management Office up to the end of July last year, the total public debt at the beginning of the current year was Rs. 26 trillion 69.57 billion. By the end of July, the total public debt increased by Rs. 14.2 billion to reach Rs. 26 trillion 83.66 billion.
According to the Public Debt Management Office, this will be 43.94 percent of the gross domestic product.
The share of foreign debt in the total public debt is 52.26 percent i.e. Rs. For the current year, the government has set a target of mobilizing public debt of Rs 595 billion, and the office has already raised Rs 44.57 billion by the end of July.
It is said that compared to the annual target, the total public debt is equal to 7.48 percent. In the first month, 11.005 percent of the debt was raised, i.e. 40 billion rupees. According to the office, 1.96% of the target was to collect Rs.
Similarly, in the current financial year, 4 trillion 11 billion rupees have been allocated to pay the principal interest of the government debt, 36 billion 68 million rupees have been paid by the end of July. According to the Public Debt Management Office, the budget allocated to pay the principal interest of the government debt is equal to 8.93 percent based on the annual budget allocation.
