The Centre from financial year 2026-27 will target a fiscal deficit that will bring down its debt-to-GDP ratio in the 49-51 percent range by 2030-31. "Sans any major macro-economic disruptive ...

Spain's government debt rose in absolute terms but declined as a percentage of the national gross domestic product (GPD), ...

The country with the world's largest amount of debt is also the biggest spender - and it owes billions to countries with far ...

Although National Treasury has spent 15 years promising to stabilise the country’s debt-to-GDP ratio, it keeps kicking the ...

Eight months after coming to power and just two months after the Prime Minister’s promise to put more money in the pockets of ...

The UK’s sovereign rating has remained resilient to recent economic crises, underpinned by the country’s institutional ...

The UK economy may have shrunk in the fourth quarter, putting Britain back on the brink of recession and piling more pressure ...

A recent economic discussion program on a major television channel hosted a panel that included two economists, a representative of the SME sector and three Members of Parliament, one of whom is a ...

While stimulus measures have been rolled back, the debt-to-GDP ratio has reached unsustainable levels in advanced nations such as the US. While India’s ratio is modest compared with its ...

The BIS research concluded that as government debt exceeds 85% of GDP, economic activity becomes more muted. The higher this ratio rises, the greater the impact. The paper further states ...

Brazilain debt-to-GDP ratio 45.9% vs. 45.1% forecast By Investing.com - Jan 31, 2017 Investing.com - Brazil’s debt-to-GDP ratio rose more-than-expected last month, official data showed on ...