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India's 2026-27 budget projects a 4.3% fiscal deficit, with higher borrowing to boost manufacturing and infrastructure, raising bond yield concerns.
India’s 2026-27 budget projects a fiscal deficit of 4.3% of GDP, with gross borrowing set at ₹17.2 lakh crore—17% higher than the previous year—driving concerns over bond yields despite stable net borrowing.
The government aims to boost domestic manufacturing and infrastructure through record borrowing, incentives for large municipal bond issuances, a new SME growth fund, and reforms to deepen corporate bond markets.
While rising yields reflect strong supply and weak demand, measures like market-making frameworks and credit guarantees for MSMEs aim to improve liquidity and financial inclusion.
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El presupuesto de la India para 2026-27 proyecta un déficit fiscal del 4,3%, con un mayor endeudamiento para impulsar la fabricación y la infraestructura, lo que genera preocupaciones sobre los rendimientos de los bonos.