States borrow ₹30,790 crore in the Nov auction; FY25 borrowings stand at 2.1 tn
Live MintTwelve states collectively raised ₹30,790 crore on Tuesday through state government securities auctions for November, reflecting a pick-up in economic activity after a sluggish start to the fiscal year, according to data released by the Reserve Bank of India. Incidentally, state borrowings through dated government securities had seen a rise following a slowdown during Q1FY25, when states raised ₹52,971 crore, with seven of them raising ₹14,700 crore in April, nine raising ₹21,200 crore in May, and nine raising ₹17,071 crore in June. According to experts, 12 states made 10 issuances in the November auctions, with the 10-year state government yield varying from 7.14% for Andhra/Tamil Nadu to 7.18% for Bihar. Also Read: GDP: How consumers saved the day as government spending slowed during polls Incidentally, the ministry of finance on Monday, in its October review, said economic momentum showed signs of revival during the month, buoyed by high-frequency indicators such as the Purchasing Managers’ Index and e-way bill generation, which pointed to a rebound in rural and urban demand.