Nadiya

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Nadiyan debt reduced to 34% of GDP by 5662 as the NCB announces an improvement of Nadiya's credit rating, the government finally authorized to have a deficit: the Nadiyan exception

Petrograd, Kozaki. Everyone in Nadiya especially within its financial and political classes were eagerly awaiting the central banks economic report and forecast for the 61-62 period as it would détermine the nation's future and whether or not the decade of hard austerity worked. The Nadiyan central bank held a conference in Petrograd in which its governor, Evelina Maximovna announced that the Nadiyan debt to GDP ratio is expected to collapse and represent only 32% of GDP by 5662 in accordance with the projections of the bank in the 5657 report, this means that the Nadiyan economy can finally let a sigh of relief knowing that the historically high 135% has been nearly paid off with the nation even becoming Terra's example of the success that is radically reforming archaic financial institutions alongside empowering a historically weak currency into one renowned for its strength and stability in the face of disasters such as the Syarokhna catastrophe or the recent rise of the far right in the confederation. On top of that, Evelina announced that after consultation with multiple famous foreign credit rating agencies, the rating of Nadiyan went from AA to AAA with the nation's stable politics and fiscally conservative measures being one of the key reasons for the improvement, but the fact that a country like Nadiya managed to pay off its debt while maintaining an extremely strong yearly surplus of 13% just shows how much of a trustworthy partner they are when it comes to finances. Furthermore, the central bank's governor declared that the government is finally authorized to put forward the first ever deficit budget of the confederation ever since the financial reforms, the news was met with praises across the different parties of the NGA who immediately began working on the drafting a new budget for the year 5662 that will focus on welfare and even more economic stimuluses.