Government securities abbreviated “G-Secs,” are a type of debt instrument that a government can issue. are financial instruments and securities issued by a government towards raising a loan from the public. The intention of raising government securities is to finance important projects and budget deficits. These securities do not carry risk and are as good as gold as the government guarantees the payment of interest and the repayment of principal. They are, therefore, referred to as gilt-edged securities. Government Securities Government securities are debt instruments of a sovereign government. They sell these products to finance day-to-day governmental operations and provide funding for special infrastructure and military projects.
The issue (release) of government securities is aimed at solving the following tasks:
covering the state budget deficit;
covering cash gaps in the budget;
raising funds for the implementation of major projects;
attraction of funds for protection on other government securities.
solution of other socio-economic problems.
ensuring the transfer of capital from one segment of the financial market to another;
formation of the level of profitability on securities;
impact on the exchange rate;
regulation of inflation;
regulation of the money supply;
The state, with the help of securities, regulates the development of the economy, solving the following tasks:
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