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 ISLAMABAD:After growing at a double-digit pace in the first year of Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf (PTI) government, the central government s debt increased nearly 4% to Rs33 trillion in seven months to the end of January, an addition of Rs1.2 trillion, due to a stable exchange rate and better non-tax revenues.The debt bulletin that the State Bank of Pakistan (SBP) released on Tuesday showed that the central government s debt stood at Rs33 trillion by the end of January 2020. In January last year, the central  air force2 gove nike af rnment s debt was Rs31.8 trillion, excluding debt and liabilities of the central bank and public sector enterprises.However, on a year-on-year basis, the central government s debt grew 22% or Rs5.9 trillion due to massive devaluation in the second half of last fiscal year and a steep shortfall in tax revenues. In the current fiscal year, the rupee largely remained stable against the greenback, except for the air max 2  past two days when it shed over 2.1% of its value.The rupee was traded at R