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India fiscal deficit reaches 10% of budget in two months

India's fiscal deficit hit ₹1.6 trillion in the first two months of FY 2027, reaching 10% of the total budget target. This marks a significant increase compared to the usual 6% seen in previous years, driven by a decline in tax revenues and low asset monetization.

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The central government reported a fiscal deficit of ₹1.6 trillion, accounting for 10% of the total budget target for FY 2027. This is a significant rise from the usual 6% seen in previous years. The deficit is attributed to a 2% decline in net tax revenues and lower non-tax income, impacting market sentiment.

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