RBI governor stresses on fiscal consolidation
"He emphasized on the need for states to focus on fiscal consolidation, improving quality of expenditure and other issues related to states' fiscal health such as contingent liabilities/guarantees, etc," the RBI said in a release.
At the 33rd conference of state finance secretaries, which took place on Thursday in Mumbai, Governor Shaktikanta Das of the Reserve Bank of India emphasized how important it is for state governments to maintain a sustainable level of debt and assessed their market borrowings.
"He emphasized on the need for the states to focus on fiscal consolidation, improving quality of expenditure and other issues related to the fiscal health of states such as contingent liabilities/guarantees, etc.," the RBI said in a release following the meeting. "He emphasized on the need for the states to focus on fiscal consolidation, improving quality of expenditure and other issues related to the fiscal health of states."
During the meeting, in addition to discussing borrowing from the market, participants discussed the administration of the consolidated sinking fund and the guarantee redemption fund, as well as concerns concerning state government guarantees and the RBI's provision of short-term financial accommodation to states.
This evaluation is taking place at a time when the amount of money that state governments have borrowed has increased by more than 60,000 crores compared to the previous year.
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