Total Borrowing Limit of State Budget Could Reach Four Billion Manats
The draft law on the state budget of Azerbaijan for 2016 has been submitted to the Milli Majlis.
According to the estimated figures, the total borrowing limit was set at 4 billion manats, of which 2.5 billion AZN is from domestic and 1.5 billion AZN from external sources. The total borrowing limit will be, according to these data, 27.46% of the planned revenues (14 billion 566 million AZN).
At the same time the cost of servicing domestic and foreign debt will amount to 1 billion 249 million 735.15 thousand manats (7.68% of expected expenditure of $ 16 billion 264 million AZN). For the domestic debt service there will be allocated about 301.07 million manats, and for the foreign debt - 948.67 million manats. --17D-
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