Back to Career News

India’s Foreign Debt Drops by 2.7%

September 25, 2017

India’s Foreign Debt Drops by 2.7%

According to a recent Finance Ministry report, the external debt of India now stands at $471.9 billion, which is 2.7% lower than last year’s $485 billion (recorded in March 2016).

The report titled “India’s External Debt: A Status Report 2016-17” said that the decline in the debt is on the account of reduction in the long-term debt, particularly in the commercial borrowings and the NRI deposits.

The report is the 23rd issue of an annual publication and offers a detailed insight into India’s external debt position using the RBI data.

Important Links:
Tags:
Finance

Recommended for you ...

Bombay High Court Rules Against Public Sector Banks' Authority to Issue Look Out Circulars
Bombay High Court Rules Against Public Sector Banks' Authority to Issue Look Out Circulars

April 24, 2024

U.S. Regulators Investigate Banks Over Whistleblower Rights
U.S. Regulators Investigate Banks Over Whistleblower Rights

April 24, 2024

India Leads Call for Reforms in Global Development Banks, Collaborates with UN and BRICS
India Leads Call for Reforms in Global Development Banks, Collaborates with UN and BRICS

April 24, 2024

Chat on WhatsApp