Government Likely to Begin Borrowing in Second Half of Fiscal Year

Bankers predict that the government may initiate borrowing during the second half of the fiscal year due to rising financial pressures. The current interest rate has reached 13%, which is already a significant factor, but it is expected to decrease further during the upcoming monetary policy review. Lower interest rates could encourage the government to access domestic or international loans to meet fiscal challenges. Experts believe this move could provide temporary relief for economic management but may also increase the debt burden in the long term, requiring careful planning to balance economic growth and fiscal stability.