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1. Sovereign Debt

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   Sovereign debt refers to financial liabilities incurred by a national government (descriptor), encompassing bonds (securities), treasury bills, and loans taken from external creditors or domestic financial institutions. It represents the cumulative result of past fiscal deficits and surpluses. Unlike corporate debt or household debt, sovereign debt carries a unique [legal dimension](/entries/legal-…

2. Treasury Bills

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   Treasury bills (T-bills) are short-term debt instruments issued by a national government (T-bills), representing a promise to pay a specified face value at maturity. They are typically issued at a discount to their face value and do not pay periodic interest (coupon payments). T-bills are fundamentally instruments of sovereign debt management, crucial for managing the government's short-term cash flow needs and indirectly influencing monetary policy transmission mechanisms.
   Issuance and Ma…