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• The PSBR ( public sector borrowing requirement ) was bigger than expected.
• A higher-than-expected November public sector borrowing requirement also dampened sentiment, they said.
• On Monday, the government will report on its public sector borrowing requirement for November.
• He was referring to the public sector borrowing requirement, the government's measure of the budget deficit.
• We expect an overall PSBR ( public sector borrowing requirement ) for the year of 32 billion pounds.
• For fiscal 1997-98, the public sector borrowing requirement was raised to 23 billion pounds from 15 billion pounds.
• London : Office for National Statistics releases public sector borrowing requirement for June . ( See : NI UKECO)
• Government's fiscal position will largely affect public sector borrowing requirements, a quantitative performance criteria under the IMF's existing program.
• Last year, the public sector borrowing requirement turned was 32.18 billion pounds, some 9 percent more than the Treasury expected.
• Separately, the government reported a public sector borrowing requirement of 1.044 billion pounds ( $ 1.6 billion ) for December.
• London : The Office of National Statistics and HM Treasury releases the public sector borrowing requirement for October ( NI UKECO)
• The Dutch government's public sector borrowing requirement is estimated at 33.5 billion guilders next year, down from 35.1 billion in 1996.
• Tom Barman, a fund manager at Rothschild International Asset Management Ltd ., said with reference to the public sector borrowing requirement.
• The reforms include " rationalization " of fiscal incentives, limitations on public sector borrowing requirement, and restructuring of motor vehicle taxes.
• Wednesday's retail sales and labor market statistics are followed Thursday by October retail price inflation and the public sector borrowing requirement.
• In the U . K ., economic bulletins are due out on producer prices, employment, and on public sector borrowing requirements.
• Last year, the public sector borrowing requirement turned was 32 . 18 billion pounds, some 9 percent more than the Treasury expected.
• Potentially, we will post a public sector borrowing requirements below 3 percent of GDP, a number considered to reasonable by international standards,
• This cash liability is'off balance-sheet'and does not show up on government statistics such as the Public Sector Borrowing Requirement ( PSBR ).
• Earlier, the British government said it had a public sector borrowing requirement of 4.148 billion pounds ( $ 6.5 billion ) in May.