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... securities : unadjusted data obtained from State Bank Bulletins ; include investments in both central and provincial government securities . ( 1 ) Credit to private sector - seasonal adjustment factors were obtained by taking moving ...
... securities : unadjusted data obtained from State Bank Bulletins ; include investments in both central and provincial government securities . ( 1 ) Credit to private sector - seasonal adjustment factors were obtained by taking moving ...
Page 92
... securities because the weighted average yield on government securities was lower than the bank rate . As stated carlier , the weighted average yield was 3.2 per cent on central govern- ment securities and 3.6 per cent on provincial ...
... securities because the weighted average yield on government securities was lower than the bank rate . As stated carlier , the weighted average yield was 3.2 per cent on central govern- ment securities and 3.6 per cent on provincial ...
Page 95
... securities was less than the bank rate in 1959. In 1960 , scheduled bank holdings of government securities declined . Rate of expansion of total bank credit to both the private and the government sectors did not decline in 1959 and rose ...
... securities was less than the bank rate in 1959. In 1960 , scheduled bank holdings of government securities declined . Rate of expansion of total bank credit to both the private and the government sectors did not decline in 1959 and rose ...
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