{"entries":[{"binding":[],"bop_function":null,"change":0.39,"col":"E_BANK","component":"debentures","confidence":"low","flags":[],"label":"estimated","pct_change":0.10118,"prior":3.82,"prior_status":"estimated","prov":"sam_fincorp:4a7d472c7b03","ref":"R8a","role":"free","row":"H_R1","status":"estimated","v":4.21,"verdict":"explained","why":"Explained. Cell H_R1 <- E_BANK: 30,956 -> 34,086 (3,130, +10.1%; 4 entries). Largest moves: fincorp R8a deposits_bank 2,953 (+10.1%); fincorp R8a mf_lookthrough 162 (+10.1%); fincorp R8a dividends 14 (+10.1%). The largest mover is explained under its entry: Households fell short of NAS 2026 St 1.9 household saving by Z = -3,84,547 in the prior (closure hh_saving; K4 held by cf.k4.hh_saving). Their net property income is several lakh crore below the old-base NAS 2024 St 5.0 ratio of net D4 to primary income (fincorp-19), so the household receipts of property income rise toward that structure and their interest payments fall. Every free, low household receipt of property income moves by about the same factor within a payer (AIDIS 2019 keys; FSF stocks x scaled rates)."},{"binding":[],"bop_function":null,"change":2955.39,"col":"E_BANK","component":"deposits_bank","confidence":"low","flags":[],"label":"balancing_set","pct_change":0.10118,"prior":29209.17,"prior_status":"estimated","prov":"sam_fincorp:4a7d472c7b03","ref":"R8a","role":"free","row":"H_R1","status":"balanced","v":32164.56,"verdict":"explained","why":"Explained. H_R1 <- E_BANK R8a deposits_bank, 29,209 -> 32,162 (2,953, +10.1%; z 1.101; free low; no constraint binds on it). Households fell short of NAS 2026 St 1.9 household saving by Z = -3,84,547 in the prior (closure hh_saving; K4 held by cf.k4.hh_saving). Their net property income is several lakh crore below the old-base NAS 2024 St 5.0 ratio of net D4 to primary income (fincorp-19), so the household receipts of property income rise toward that structure and their interest payments fall. Every free, low household receipt of property income moves by about the same factor within a payer (AIDIS 2019 keys; FSF stocks x scaled rates). GRAS (no weights, no constraints) gives 29,346."},{"binding":[],"bop_function":null,"change":14.3,"col":"E_BANK","component":"dividends","confidence":"low","flags":[],"label":"balancing_set","pct_change":0.10118,"prior":141.34,"prior_status":"estimated","prov":"sam_fincorp:4a7d472c7b03","ref":"R8a","role":"free","row":"H_R1","status":"balanced","v":155.64,"verdict":"explained","why":"Explained. Cell H_R1 <- E_BANK: 30,956 -> 34,086 (3,130, +10.1%; 4 entries). Largest moves: fincorp R8a deposits_bank 2,953 (+10.1%); fincorp R8a mf_lookthrough 162 (+10.1%); fincorp R8a dividends 14 (+10.1%). The largest mover is explained under its entry: Households fell short of NAS 2026 St 1.9 household saving by Z = -3,84,547 in the prior (closure hh_saving; K4 held by cf.k4.hh_saving). Their net property income is several lakh crore below the old-base NAS 2024 St 5.0 ratio of net D4 to primary income (fincorp-19), so the household receipts of property income rise toward that structure and their interest payments fall. Every free, low household receipt of property income moves by about the same factor within a payer (AIDIS 2019 keys; FSF stocks x scaled rates)."},{"binding":[],"bop_function":null,"change":162.08,"col":"E_BANK","component":"mf_lookthrough","confidence":"low","flags":[],"label":"balancing_set","pct_change":0.10118,"prior":1601.94,"prior_status":"estimated","prov":"sam_fincorp:4a7d472c7b03","ref":"R8a","role":"free","row":"H_R1","status":"balanced","v":1764.03,"verdict":"explained","why":"Explained. Cell H_R1 <- E_BANK: 30,956 -> 34,086 (3,130, +10.1%; 4 entries). Largest moves: fincorp R8a deposits_bank 2,953 (+10.1%); fincorp R8a mf_lookthrough 162 (+10.1%); fincorp R8a dividends 14 (+10.1%). The largest mover is explained under its entry: Households fell short of NAS 2026 St 1.9 household saving by Z = -3,84,547 in the prior (closure hh_saving; K4 held by cf.k4.hh_saving). Their net property income is several lakh crore below the old-base NAS 2024 St 5.0 ratio of net D4 to primary income (fincorp-19), so the household receipts of property income rise toward that structure and their interest payments fall. Every free, low household receipt of property income moves by about the same factor within a payer (AIDIS 2019 keys; FSF stocks x scaled rates)."},{"binding":["fincorp:r17.claims"],"bop_function":null,"change":40.06,"col":"E_INSP","component":"claim","confidence":"medium","flags":["depends_on_assumption"],"label":"estimated","pct_change":0.016672,"prior":2402.77,"prior_status":"estimated","prov":"sam_fincorp:e804e530cf07","ref":"R17","role":"free","row":"H_R1","status":"balanced","v":2442.83,"verdict":null,"why":null},{"binding":["fincorp:r17.supplements"],"bop_function":null,"change":8.8,"col":"E_INSP","component":"premium_supplement","confidence":"medium","flags":["depends_on_assumption"],"label":"estimated","pct_change":0.016826,"prior":522.78,"prior_status":"estimated","prov":"sam_fincorp:e804e530cf07","ref":"R17","role":"free","row":"H_R1","status":"balanced","v":531.58,"verdict":null,"why":null},{"binding":[],"bop_function":null,"change":-0.07,"col":"E_INSP","component":"dividends","confidence":"low","flags":[],"label":"estimated","pct_change":-0.050002,"prior":1.47,"prior_status":"estimated","prov":"sam_fincorp:4a7d472c7b03","ref":"R8a","role":"free","row":"H_R1","status":"estimated","v":1.39,"verdict":null,"why":null},{"binding":[],"bop_function":null,"change":-0.16,"col":"E_INSP","component":"mf_lookthrough","confidence":"low","flags":[],"label":"estimated","pct_change":-0.050002,"prior":3.28,"prior_status":"estimated","prov":"sam_fincorp:4a7d472c7b03","ref":"R8a","role":"free","row":"H_R1","status":"estimated","v":3.12,"verdict":null,"why":null},{"binding":[],"bop_function":null,"change":-30.95,"col":"E_INSP","component":"epf","confidence":"medium","flags":[],"label":"estimated","pct_change":-0.012742,"prior":2428.76,"prior_status":"estimated","prov":"sam_fincorp:b2331f15e6ee","ref":"R9c","role":"free","row":"H_R1","status":"balanced","v":2397.82,"verdict":null,"why":null},{"binding":[],"bop_function":null,"change":-70.58,"col":"E_INSP","component":"eps","confidence":"low","flags":[],"label":"estimated","pct_change":-0.050002,"prior":1411.48,"prior_status":"estimated","prov":"sam_fincorp:b2331f15e6ee","ref":"R9c","role":"free","row":"H_R1","status":"balanced","v":1340.9,"verdict":null,"why":null},{"binding":[],"bop_function":null,"change":-96.22,"col":"E_INSP","component":"exempted_pf","confidence":"low","flags":[],"label":"estimated","pct_change":-0.050002,"prior":1924.25,"prior_status":"estimated","prov":"sam_fincorp:b2331f15e6ee","ref":"R9c","role":"free","row":"H_R1","status":"balanced","v":1828.03,"verdict":null,"why":null},{"binding":[],"bop_function":null,"change":-121.51,"col":"E_INSP","component":"life","confidence":"medium","flags":[],"label":"estimated","pct_change":-0.012742,"prior":9536.42,"prior_status":"estimated","prov":"sam_fincorp:b2331f15e6ee","ref":"R9c","role":"free","row":"H_R1","status":"balanced","v":9414.9,"verdict":null,"why":null},{"binding":[],"bop_function":null,"change":-111.72,"col":"E_INSP","component":"nps","confidence":"low","flags":[],"label":"estimated","pct_change":-0.050002,"prior":2234.37,"prior_status":"estimated","prov":"sam_fincorp:b2331f15e6ee","ref":"R9c","role":"free","row":"H_R1","status":"balanced","v":2122.65,"verdict":null,"why":null},{"binding":[],"bop_function":null,"change":151.71,"col":"E_NBFC","component":"debentures","confidence":"low","flags":[],"label":"estimated","pct_change":0.600922,"prior":252.46,"prior_status":"estimated","prov":"sam_fincorp:4a7d472c7b03","ref":"R8a","role":"free","row":"H_R1","status":"balanced","v":404.16,"verdict":null,"why":null},{"binding":[],"bop_function":null,"change":10.46,"col":"E_NBFC","component":"deposits_nbfc","confidence":"low","flags":[],"label":"estimated","pct_change":0.600922,"prior":17.4,"prior_status":"estimated","prov":"sam_fincorp:4a7d472c7b03","ref":"R8a","role":"free","row":"H_R1","status":"balanced","v":27.86,"verdict":null,"why":null},{"binding":[],"bop_function":null,"change":36.72,"col":"E_NBFC","component":"dividends","confidence":"low","flags":[],"label":"estimated","pct_change":0.600922,"prior":61.11,"prior_status":"estimated","prov":"sam_fincorp:4a7d472c7b03","ref":"R8a","role":"free","row":"H_R1","status":"balanced","v":97.82,"verdict":null,"why":null},{"binding":[],"bop_function":null,"change":139.86,"col":"E_NBFC","component":"mf_lookthrough","confidence":"low","flags":[],"label":"estimated","pct_change":0.600922,"prior":232.75,"prior_status":"estimated","prov":"sam_fincorp:4a7d472c7b03","ref":"R8a","role":"free","row":"H_R1","status":"balanced","v":372.61,"verdict":null,"why":null},{"binding":[],"bop_function":null,"change":951.46,"col":"E_NFPR","component":"distributed_income","confidence":"low","flags":["old_base_structure","depends_on_assumption"],"label":"balancing_set","pct_change":0.111531,"prior":8530.88,"prior_status":"estimated","prov":"sam_fincorp:f6cf865ac4ad","ref":"R8a","role":"free","row":"H_R1","status":"balanced","v":9482.34,"verdict":"explained","why":"Explained. H_R1 <- E_NFPR R8a distributed_income, 8,531 -> 9,483 (952, +11.2%; z 1.112; free low; no constraint binds on it). Households fell short of NAS 2026 St 1.9 household saving by Z = -3,84,547 in the prior (closure hh_saving; K4 held by cf.k4.hh_saving). Their net property income is several lakh crore below the old-base NAS 2024 St 5.0 ratio of net D4 to primary income (fincorp-19), so the household receipts of property income rise toward that structure and their interest payments fall. Every free, low household receipt of property income moves by about the same factor within a payer (AIDIS 2019 keys; FSF stocks x scaled rates). GRAS (no weights, no constraints) gives 8,702."},{"binding":[],"bop_function":null,"change":419.08,"col":"E_NFPR","component":"distributed_income_mf","confidence":"low","flags":["old_base_structure","depends_on_assumption"],"label":"balancing_set","pct_change":0.111531,"prior":3757.49,"prior_status":"estimated","prov":"sam_fincorp:f6cf865ac4ad","ref":"R8a","role":"free","row":"H_R1","status":"balanced","v":4176.57,"verdict":"explained","why":"Explained. Cell H_R1 <- E_NFPR: 15,519 -> 17,250 (1,731, +11.2%; 4 entries). Largest moves: fincorp R8a distributed_income 952 (+11.2%); fincorp R8a distributed_income_mf 419 (+11.2%); fincorp R8a dividends 222 (+11.2%); fincorp R8a mf_lookthrough 138 (+11.2%). The largest mover is explained under its entry: Households fell short of NAS 2026 St 1.9 household saving by Z = -3,84,547 in the prior (closure hh_saving; K4 held by cf.k4.hh_saving). Their net property income is several lakh crore below the old-base NAS 2024 St 5.0 ratio of net D4 to primary income (fincorp-19), so the household receipts of property income rise toward that structure and their interest payments fall. Every free, low household receipt of property income moves by about the same factor within a payer (AIDIS 2019 keys; FSF stocks x scaled rates)."},{"binding":[],"bop_function":null,"change":222.19,"col":"E_NFPR","component":"dividends","confidence":"low","flags":[],"label":"balancing_set","pct_change":0.111531,"prior":1992.19,"prior_status":"estimated","prov":"sam_fincorp:4a7d472c7b03","ref":"R8a","role":"free","row":"H_R1","status":"balanced","v":2214.38,"verdict":"explained","why":"Explained. Cell H_R1 <- E_NFPR: 15,519 -> 17,250 (1,731, +11.2%; 4 entries). Largest moves: fincorp R8a distributed_income 952 (+11.2%); fincorp R8a distributed_income_mf 419 (+11.2%); fincorp R8a dividends 222 (+11.2%); fincorp R8a mf_lookthrough 138 (+11.2%). The largest mover is explained under its entry: Households fell short of NAS 2026 St 1.9 household saving by Z = -3,84,547 in the prior (closure hh_saving; K4 held by cf.k4.hh_saving). Their net property income is several lakh crore below the old-base NAS 2024 St 5.0 ratio of net D4 to primary income (fincorp-19), so the household receipts of property income rise toward that structure and their interest payments fall. Every free, low household receipt of property income moves by about the same factor within a payer (AIDIS 2019 keys; FSF stocks x scaled rates)."},{"binding":[],"bop_function":null,"change":138.12,"col":"E_NFPR","component":"mf_lookthrough","confidence":"low","flags":[],"label":"balancing_set","pct_change":0.111531,"prior":1238.43,"prior_status":"estimated","prov":"sam_fincorp:4a7d472c7b03","ref":"R8a","role":"free","row":"H_R1","status":"balanced","v":1376.56,"verdict":"explained","why":"Explained. Cell H_R1 <- E_NFPR: 15,519 -> 17,250 (1,731, +11.2%; 4 entries). 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H_R1 <- G_STA R10 cash_schemes, 30,089 -> 39,061 (8,971, +29.8%; z 1.298; free low; binding: gov.cofog.current_transfers (target 10,05,630, balanced 10,55,912, at its upper edge)). The prior left G_STA 4,50,426 over and households Z -3,84,547 short. The Wave C fix declared gov.cofog.current_transfers (R9a + R10 + R18 within 5% of NAS 2026 St 4.2 COFOG current transfers, 10,05,630; PM-KISAN moved from taxes' P10a to R10, government-30), and held the Union's R10 lines at their published totals, R9a by its bands and R18 at IGAS-2. So the States' cash_schemes carries the room up to the COFOG ceiling (10,55,912, +5.0%): 2,14,325 -> 2,77,356 over the ten groups, every group z 1.28-1.30. Direction: RBI State Finances show the States' revenue expenditure about 3.3 lakh above the outlays the SAM writes for them (government-27), and FC16 covers only 21 States' cash-transfer and social-security schemes (2,06,387, grossed up). Level: no source supports the balanced figure (it is the FC16 figure +29%); it is now bounded by the published NAS 4.2 total instead of rising 74% as before. GRAS (no weights, no constraints) gives 31,432. The prior account gaps (BALANCING.md 'Pre-balancing imbalances'; closure institution_gaps): G_STA 4,50,426, households Z -3,84,547, E_NFPU 3,12,829, G_CEN -2,98,948, E_NBFC 2,32,893, E_INSP -1,21,568, E_NFPR -1,13,892, E_BANK -1,02,838, E_RBI 25,646."},{"binding":["fincorp:r3b.states_nas_concept"],"bop_function":null,"change":7.74,"col":"G_STA","component":"gsec_direct","confidence":"low","flags":["level_unexplained"],"label":"balancing_set","pct_change":0.075723,"prior":102.18,"prior_status":"estimated","prov":"sam_fincorp:4a7d472c7b03","ref":"R8a","role":"free","row":"H_R1","status":"balanced","v":109.91,"verdict":"level unexplained","why":"Explained in direction; level unexplained (government-31, now bounded). Cell H_R1 <- G_STA: 41,407 -> 50,777 (9,370, +22.6%; 5 entries). Largest moves: government R10 cash_schemes 8,971 (+29.8%); government R9a pensions 360 (+3.6%); fincorp R9c gpf_states 22 (+1.8%); fincorp R8a mf_lookthrough 9 (+7.6%); fincorp R8a gsec_direct 8 (+7.6%). The prior left G_STA 4,50,426 over and households Z -3,84,547 short. The Wave C fix declared gov.cofog.current_transfers (R9a + R10 + R18 within 5% of NAS 2026 St 4.2 COFOG current transfers, 10,05,630; PM-KISAN moved from taxes' P10a to R10, government-30), and held the Union's R10 lines at their published totals, R9a by its bands and R18 at IGAS-2. So the States' cash_schemes carries the room up to the COFOG ceiling (10,55,912, +5.0%): 2,14,325 -> 2,77,356 over the ten groups, every group z 1.28-1.30. Direction: RBI State Finances show the States' revenue expenditure about 3.3 lakh above the outlays the SAM writes for them (government-27), and FC16 covers only 21 States' cash-transfer and social-security schemes (2,06,387, grossed up). Level: no source supports the balanced figure (it is the FC16 figure +29%); it is now bounded by the published NAS 4.2 total instead of rising 74% as before."},{"binding":["fincorp:r3b.states_nas_concept"],"bop_function":null,"change":8.82,"col":"G_STA","component":"mf_lookthrough","confidence":"low","flags":["level_unexplained"],"label":"balancing_set","pct_change":0.075723,"prior":116.45,"prior_status":"estimated","prov":"sam_fincorp:4a7d472c7b03","ref":"R8a","role":"free","row":"H_R1","status":"balanced","v":125.26,"verdict":"level unexplained","why":"Explained in direction; level unexplained (government-31, now bounded). Cell H_R1 <- G_STA: 41,407 -> 50,777 (9,370, +22.6%; 5 entries). Largest moves: government R10 cash_schemes 8,971 (+29.8%); government R9a pensions 360 (+3.6%); fincorp R9c gpf_states 22 (+1.8%); fincorp R8a mf_lookthrough 9 (+7.6%); fincorp R8a gsec_direct 8 (+7.6%). The prior left G_STA 4,50,426 over and households Z -3,84,547 short. The Wave C fix declared gov.cofog.current_transfers (R9a + R10 + R18 within 5% of NAS 2026 St 4.2 COFOG current transfers, 10,05,630; PM-KISAN moved from taxes' P10a to R10, government-30), and held the Union's R10 lines at their published totals, R9a by its bands and R18 at IGAS-2. So the States' cash_schemes carries the room up to the COFOG ceiling (10,55,912, +5.0%): 2,14,325 -> 2,77,356 over the ten groups, every group z 1.28-1.30. Direction: RBI State Finances show the States' revenue expenditure about 3.3 lakh above the outlays the SAM writes for them (government-27), and FC16 covers only 21 States' cash-transfer and social-security schemes (2,06,387, grossed up). Level: no source supports the balanced figure (it is the FC16 figure +29%); it is now bounded by the published NAS 4.2 total instead of rising 74% as before."},{"binding":["government:gov.cofog.current_transfers","government:gov.r9.states"],"bop_function":null,"change":360.07,"col":"G_STA","component":"pensions","confidence":"low","flags":["judgement_band","level_unexplained"],"label":"balancing_set","pct_change":0.036373,"prior":9899.3,"prior_status":"estimated","prov":"sam_government:9acb5a260093","ref":"R9a","role":"free","row":"H_R1","status":"balanced","v":10259.37,"verdict":"level unexplained","why":"Explained in direction; level unexplained (government-31, now bounded). Cell H_R1 <- G_STA: 41,407 -> 50,777 (9,370, +22.6%; 5 entries). Largest moves: government R10 cash_schemes 8,971 (+29.8%); government R9a pensions 360 (+3.6%); fincorp R9c gpf_states 22 (+1.8%); fincorp R8a mf_lookthrough 9 (+7.6%); fincorp R8a gsec_direct 8 (+7.6%). The prior left G_STA 4,50,426 over and households Z -3,84,547 short. The Wave C fix declared gov.cofog.current_transfers (R9a + R10 + R18 within 5% of NAS 2026 St 4.2 COFOG current transfers, 10,05,630; PM-KISAN moved from taxes' P10a to R10, government-30), and held the Union's R10 lines at their published totals, R9a by its bands and R18 at IGAS-2. So the States' cash_schemes carries the room up to the COFOG ceiling (10,55,912, +5.0%): 2,14,325 -> 2,77,356 over the ten groups, every group z 1.28-1.30. Direction: RBI State Finances show the States' revenue expenditure about 3.3 lakh above the outlays the SAM writes for them (government-27), and FC16 covers only 21 States' cash-transfer and social-security schemes (2,06,387, grossed up). Level: no source supports the balanced figure (it is the FC16 figure +29%); it is now bounded by the published NAS 4.2 total instead of rising 74% as before."},{"binding":["fincorp:r3b.states_nas_concept"],"bop_function":null,"change":22.1,"col":"G_STA","component":"gpf_states","confidence":"medium","flags":["level_unexplained"],"label":"balancing_set","pct_change":0.018416,"prior":1199.97,"prior_status":"estimated","prov":"sam_fincorp:b2331f15e6ee","ref":"R9c","role":"free","row":"H_R1","status":"balanced","v":1222.07,"verdict":"level unexplained","why":"Explained in direction; level unexplained (government-31, now bounded). Cell H_R1 <- G_STA: 41,407 -> 50,777 (9,370, +22.6%; 5 entries). Largest moves: government R10 cash_schemes 8,971 (+29.8%); government R9a pensions 360 (+3.6%); fincorp R9c gpf_states 22 (+1.8%); fincorp R8a mf_lookthrough 9 (+7.6%); fincorp R8a gsec_direct 8 (+7.6%). The prior left G_STA 4,50,426 over and households Z -3,84,547 short. The Wave C fix declared gov.cofog.current_transfers (R9a + R10 + R18 within 5% of NAS 2026 St 4.2 COFOG current transfers, 10,05,630; PM-KISAN moved from taxes' P10a to R10, government-30), and held the Union's R10 lines at their published totals, R9a by its bands and R18 at IGAS-2. So the States' cash_schemes carries the room up to the COFOG ceiling (10,55,912, +5.0%): 2,14,325 -> 2,77,356 over the ten groups, every group z 1.28-1.30. Direction: RBI State Finances show the States' revenue expenditure about 3.3 lakh above the outlays the SAM writes for them (government-27), and FC16 covers only 21 States' cash-transfer and social-security schemes (2,06,387, grossed up). Level: no source supports the balanced figure (it is the FC16 figure +29%); it is now bounded by the published NAS 4.2 total instead of rising 74% as before."},{"binding":["rest_of_world:row.r11_total"],"bop_function":null,"change":144.32,"col":"R_ROW","component":"remittances","confidence":"low","flags":[],"label":"estimated","pct_change":0.005783,"prior":24957.23,"prior_status":"estimated","prov":"sam_rest_of_world:46590e3f1880","ref":"R11a","role":"free","row":"H_R1","status":"balanced","v":25101.55,"verdict":null,"why":null},{"binding":[],"bop_function":null,"change":0.6,"col":"E_BANK","component":"debentures","confidence":"low","flags":[],"label":"estimated","pct_change":0.1003,"prior":6.0,"prior_status":"estimated","prov":"sam_fincorp:4a7d472c7b03","ref":"R8a","role":"free","row":"H_R2","status":"estimated","v":6.6,"verdict":"explained","why":"Explained. Cell H_R2 <- E_BANK: 48,620 -> 53,493 (4,873, +10.0%; 4 entries). Largest moves: fincorp R8a deposits_bank 4,598 (+10.0%); fincorp R8a mf_lookthrough 252 (+10.0%); fincorp R8a dividends 22 (+10.0%). The largest mover is explained under its entry: Households fell short of NAS 2026 St 1.9 household saving by Z = -3,84,547 in the prior (closure hh_saving; K4 held by cf.k4.hh_saving). Their net property income is several lakh crore below the old-base NAS 2024 St 5.0 ratio of net D4 to primary income (fincorp-19), so the household receipts of property income rise toward that structure and their interest payments fall. Every free, low household receipt of property income moves by about the same factor within a payer (AIDIS 2019 keys; FSF stocks x scaled rates)."},{"binding":[],"bop_function":null,"change":4601.38,"col":"E_BANK","component":"deposits_bank","confidence":"low","flags":[],"label":"balancing_set","pct_change":0.1003,"prior":45876.02,"prior_status":"estimated","prov":"sam_fincorp:4a7d472c7b03","ref":"R8a","role":"free","row":"H_R2","status":"balanced","v":50477.4,"verdict":"explained","why":"Explained. H_R2 <- E_BANK R8a deposits_bank, 45,876 -> 50,474 (4,598, +10.0%; z 1.100; free low; no constraint binds on it). Households fell short of NAS 2026 St 1.9 household saving by Z = -3,84,547 in the prior (closure hh_saving; K4 held by cf.k4.hh_saving). Their net property income is several lakh crore below the old-base NAS 2024 St 5.0 ratio of net D4 to primary income (fincorp-19), so the household receipts of property income rise toward that structure and their interest payments fall. Every free, low household receipt of property income moves by about the same factor within a payer (AIDIS 2019 keys; FSF stocks x scaled rates). GRAS (no weights, no constraints) gives 46,109."},{"binding":[],"bop_function":null,"change":22.27,"col":"E_BANK","component":"dividends","confidence":"low","flags":[],"label":"balancing_set","pct_change":0.1003,"prior":221.99,"prior_status":"estimated","prov":"sam_fincorp:4a7d472c7b03","ref":"R8a","role":"free","row":"H_R2","status":"balanced","v":244.25,"verdict":"explained","why":"Explained. Cell H_R2 <- E_BANK: 48,620 -> 53,493 (4,873, +10.0%; 4 entries). Largest moves: fincorp R8a deposits_bank 4,598 (+10.0%); fincorp R8a mf_lookthrough 252 (+10.0%); fincorp R8a dividends 22 (+10.0%). The largest mover is explained under its entry: Households fell short of NAS 2026 St 1.9 household saving by Z = -3,84,547 in the prior (closure hh_saving; K4 held by cf.k4.hh_saving). Their net property income is several lakh crore below the old-base NAS 2024 St 5.0 ratio of net D4 to primary income (fincorp-19), so the household receipts of property income rise toward that structure and their interest payments fall. Every free, low household receipt of property income moves by about the same factor within a payer (AIDIS 2019 keys; FSF stocks x scaled rates)."},{"binding":[],"bop_function":null,"change":252.36,"col":"E_BANK","component":"mf_lookthrough","confidence":"low","flags":[],"label":"balancing_set","pct_change":0.1003,"prior":2516.01,"prior_status":"estimated","prov":"sam_fincorp:4a7d472c7b03","ref":"R8a","role":"free","row":"H_R2","status":"balanced","v":2768.37,"verdict":"explained","why":"Explained. Cell H_R2 <- E_BANK: 48,620 -> 53,493 (4,873, +10.0%; 4 entries). Largest moves: fincorp R8a deposits_bank 4,598 (+10.0%); fincorp R8a mf_lookthrough 252 (+10.0%); fincorp R8a dividends 22 (+10.0%). The largest mover is explained under its entry: Households fell short of NAS 2026 St 1.9 household saving by Z = -3,84,547 in the prior (closure hh_saving; K4 held by cf.k4.hh_saving). Their net property income is several lakh crore below the old-base NAS 2024 St 5.0 ratio of net D4 to primary income (fincorp-19), so the household receipts of property income rise toward that structure and their interest payments fall. Every free, low household receipt of property income moves by about the same factor within a payer (AIDIS 2019 keys; FSF stocks x scaled rates)."},{"binding":["fincorp:r17.claims"],"bop_function":null,"change":62.15,"col":"E_INSP","component":"claim","confidence":"medium","flags":["depends_on_assumption"],"label":"estimated","pct_change":0.016469,"prior":3773.8,"prior_status":"estimated","prov":"sam_fincorp:e804e530cf07","ref":"R17","role":"free","row":"H_R2","status":"balanced","v":3835.95,"verdict":null,"why":null},{"binding":["fincorp:r17.supplements"],"bop_function":null,"change":13.65,"col":"E_INSP","component":"premium_supplement","confidence":"medium","flags":["depends_on_assumption"],"label":"estimated","pct_change":0.016622,"prior":821.08,"prior_status":"estimated","prov":"sam_fincorp:e804e530cf07","ref":"R17","role":"free","row":"H_R2","status":"balanced","v":834.73,"verdict":null,"why":null},{"binding":[],"bop_function":null,"change":-0.12,"col":"E_INSP","component":"dividends","confidence":"low","flags":[],"label":"estimated","pct_change":-0.050761,"prior":2.3,"prior_status":"estimated","prov":"sam_fincorp:4a7d472c7b03","ref":"R8a","role":"free","row":"H_R2","status":"estimated","v":2.18,"verdict":null,"why":null},{"binding":[],"bop_function":null,"change":-0.26,"col":"E_INSP","component":"mf_lookthrough","confidence":"low","flags":[],"label":"estimated","pct_change":-0.050761,"prior":5.15,"prior_status":"estimated","prov":"sam_fincorp:4a7d472c7b03","ref":"R8a","role":"free","row":"H_R2","status":"estimated","v":4.89,"verdict":null,"why":null},{"binding":[],"bop_function":null,"change":-49.07,"col":"E_INSP","component":"epf","confidence":"medium","flags":[],"label":"estimated","pct_change":-0.012939,"prior":3792.6,"prior_status":"estimated","prov":"sam_fincorp:b2331f15e6ee","ref":"R9c","role":"free","row":"H_R2","status":"balanced","v":3743.53,"verdict":null,"why":null},{"binding":[],"bop_function":null,"change":-111.88,"col":"E_INSP","component":"eps","confidence":"low","flags":[],"label":"estimated","pct_change":-0.050761,"prior":2204.07,"prior_status":"estimated","prov":"sam_fincorp:b2331f15e6ee","ref":"R9c","role":"free","row":"H_R2","status":"balanced","v":2092.19,"verdict":null,"why":null},{"binding":[],"bop_function":null,"change":-152.53,"col":"E_INSP","component":"exempted_pf","confidence":"low","flags":[],"label":"estimated","pct_change":-0.050761,"prior":3004.78,"prior_status":"estimated","prov":"sam_fincorp:b2331f15e6ee","ref":"R9c","role":"free","row":"H_R2","status":"balanced","v":2852.26,"verdict":null,"why":null},{"binding":[],"bop_function":null,"change":-193.8,"col":"E_INSP","component":"life","confidence":"medium","flags":[],"label":"estimated","pct_change":-0.012939,"prior":14977.93,"prior_status":"estimated","prov":"sam_fincorp:b2331f15e6ee","ref":"R9c","role":"free","row":"H_R2","status":"balanced","v":14784.13,"verdict":null,"why":null},{"binding":[],"bop_function":null,"change":-156.73,"col":"E_INSP","component":"nps","confidence":"low","flags":[],"label":"estimated","pct_change":-0.050761,"prior":3087.64,"prior_status":"estimated","prov":"sam_fincorp:b2331f15e6ee","ref":"R9c","role":"free","row":"H_R2","status":"balanced","v":2930.91,"verdict":null,"why":null},{"binding":[],"bop_function":null,"change":237.76,"col":"E_NBFC","component":"debentures","confidence":"low","flags":[],"label":"balancing_set","pct_change":0.599643,"prior":396.51,"prior_status":"estimated","prov":"sam_fincorp:4a7d472c7b03","ref":"R8a","role":"free","row":"H_R2","status":"balanced","v":634.27,"verdict":"explained","why":"Explained. Cell H_R2 <- E_NBFC: 885 -> 1,416 (531, +60.0%; 4 entries). Largest moves: fincorp R8a debentures 238 (+60.0%); fincorp R8a mf_lookthrough 219 (+60.0%); fincorp R8a dividends 58 (+60.0%); fincorp R8a deposits_nbfc 16 (+60.0%). The largest mover is explained under its entry: Households fell short of NAS 2026 St 1.9 household saving by Z = -3,84,547 in the prior (closure hh_saving; K4 held by cf.k4.hh_saving). Their net property income is several lakh crore below the old-base NAS 2024 St 5.0 ratio of net D4 to primary income (fincorp-19), so the household receipts of property income rise toward that structure and their interest payments fall. NBFC debentures and MF-held NBFC paper pay about half the coupon in the prior (the NBFC expended scale 0.503, fincorp-4), and E_NBFC's prior surplus (2,32,893) pushes the same way, so these rise more than the other household receipts."},{"binding":[],"bop_function":null,"change":16.39,"col":"E_NBFC","component":"deposits_nbfc","confidence":"low","flags":[],"label":"balancing_set","pct_change":0.599643,"prior":27.33,"prior_status":"estimated","prov":"sam_fincorp:4a7d472c7b03","ref":"R8a","role":"free","row":"H_R2","status":"balanced","v":43.72,"verdict":"explained","why":"Explained. Cell H_R2 <- E_NBFC: 885 -> 1,416 (531, +60.0%; 4 entries). Largest moves: fincorp R8a debentures 238 (+60.0%); fincorp R8a mf_lookthrough 219 (+60.0%); fincorp R8a dividends 58 (+60.0%); fincorp R8a deposits_nbfc 16 (+60.0%). The largest mover is explained under its entry: Households fell short of NAS 2026 St 1.9 household saving by Z = -3,84,547 in the prior (closure hh_saving; K4 held by cf.k4.hh_saving). Their net property income is several lakh crore below the old-base NAS 2024 St 5.0 ratio of net D4 to primary income (fincorp-19), so the household receipts of property income rise toward that structure and their interest payments fall. NBFC debentures and MF-held NBFC paper pay about half the coupon in the prior (the NBFC expended scale 0.503, fincorp-4), and E_NBFC's prior surplus (2,32,893) pushes the same way, so these rise more than the other household receipts."},{"binding":[],"bop_function":null,"change":57.55,"col":"E_NBFC","component":"dividends","confidence":"low","flags":[],"label":"balancing_set","pct_change":0.599643,"prior":95.97,"prior_status":"estimated","prov":"sam_fincorp:4a7d472c7b03","ref":"R8a","role":"free","row":"H_R2","status":"balanced","v":153.52,"verdict":"explained","why":"Explained. Cell H_R2 <- E_NBFC: 885 -> 1,416 (531, +60.0%; 4 entries). Largest moves: fincorp R8a debentures 238 (+60.0%); fincorp R8a mf_lookthrough 219 (+60.0%); fincorp R8a dividends 58 (+60.0%); fincorp R8a deposits_nbfc 16 (+60.0%). The largest mover is explained under its entry: Households fell short of NAS 2026 St 1.9 household saving by Z = -3,84,547 in the prior (closure hh_saving; K4 held by cf.k4.hh_saving). Their net property income is several lakh crore below the old-base NAS 2024 St 5.0 ratio of net D4 to primary income (fincorp-19), so the household receipts of property income rise toward that structure and their interest payments fall. NBFC debentures and MF-held NBFC paper pay about half the coupon in the prior (the NBFC expended scale 0.503, fincorp-4), and E_NBFC's prior surplus (2,32,893) pushes the same way, so these rise more than the other household receipts."},{"binding":[],"bop_function":null,"change":219.2,"col":"E_NBFC","component":"mf_lookthrough","confidence":"low","flags":[],"label":"balancing_set","pct_change":0.599643,"prior":365.55,"prior_status":"estimated","prov":"sam_fincorp:4a7d472c7b03","ref":"R8a","role":"free","row":"H_R2","status":"balanced","v":584.75,"verdict":"explained","why":"Explained. Cell H_R2 <- E_NBFC: 885 -> 1,416 (531, +60.0%; 4 entries). Largest moves: fincorp R8a debentures 238 (+60.0%); fincorp R8a mf_lookthrough 219 (+60.0%); fincorp R8a dividends 58 (+60.0%); fincorp R8a deposits_nbfc 16 (+60.0%). The largest mover is explained under its entry: Households fell short of NAS 2026 St 1.9 household saving by Z = -3,84,547 in the prior (closure hh_saving; K4 held by cf.k4.hh_saving). Their net property income is several lakh crore below the old-base NAS 2024 St 5.0 ratio of net D4 to primary income (fincorp-19), so the household receipts of property income rise toward that structure and their interest payments fall. NBFC debentures and MF-held NBFC paper pay about half the coupon in the prior (the NBFC expended scale 0.503, fincorp-4), and E_NBFC's prior surplus (2,32,893) pushes the same way, so these rise more than the other household receipts."},{"binding":[],"bop_function":null,"change":1482.47,"col":"E_NFPR","component":"distributed_income","confidence":"low","flags":["old_base_structure","depends_on_assumption"],"label":"balancing_set","pct_change":0.110643,"prior":13398.63,"prior_status":"estimated","prov":"sam_fincorp:f6cf865ac4ad","ref":"R8a","role":"free","row":"H_R2","status":"balanced","v":14881.1,"verdict":"explained","why":"Explained. H_R2 <- E_NFPR R8a distributed_income, 13,399 -> 14,881 (1,483, +11.1%; z 1.111; free low; no constraint binds on it). Households fell short of NAS 2026 St 1.9 household saving by Z = -3,84,547 in the prior (closure hh_saving; K4 held by cf.k4.hh_saving). Their net property income is several lakh crore below the old-base NAS 2024 St 5.0 ratio of net D4 to primary income (fincorp-19), so the household receipts of property income rise toward that structure and their interest payments fall. Every free, low household receipt of property income moves by about the same factor within a payer (AIDIS 2019 keys; FSF stocks x scaled rates). GRAS (no weights, no constraints) gives 13,673."},{"binding":[],"bop_function":null,"change":652.96,"col":"E_NFPR","component":"distributed_income_mf","confidence":"low","flags":["old_base_structure","depends_on_assumption"],"label":"balancing_set","pct_change":0.110643,"prior":5901.53,"prior_status":"estimated","prov":"sam_fincorp:f6cf865ac4ad","ref":"R8a","role":"free","row":"H_R2","status":"balanced","v":6554.49,"verdict":"explained","why":"Explained. H_R2 <- E_NFPR R8a distributed_income_mf, 5,902 -> 6,555 (653, +11.1%; z 1.111; free low; no constraint binds on it). Households fell short of NAS 2026 St 1.9 household saving by Z = -3,84,547 in the prior (closure hh_saving; K4 held by cf.k4.hh_saving). Their net property income is several lakh crore below the old-base NAS 2024 St 5.0 ratio of net D4 to primary income (fincorp-19), so the household receipts of property income rise toward that structure and their interest payments fall. Every free, low household receipt of property income moves by about the same factor within a payer (AIDIS 2019 keys; FSF stocks x scaled rates). GRAS (no weights, no constraints) gives 6,022."},{"binding":[],"bop_function":null,"change":346.2,"col":"E_NFPR","component":"dividends","confidence":"low","flags":[],"label":"balancing_set","pct_change":0.110643,"prior":3128.94,"prior_status":"estimated","prov":"sam_fincorp:4a7d472c7b03","ref":"R8a","role":"free","row":"H_R2","status":"balanced","v":3475.14,"verdict":"explained","why":"Explained. Cell H_R2 <- E_NFPR: 24,374 -> 27,072 (2,697, +11.1%; 4 entries). Largest moves: fincorp R8a distributed_income 1,483 (+11.1%); fincorp R8a distributed_income_mf 653 (+11.1%); fincorp R8a dividends 346 (+11.1%); fincorp R8a mf_lookthrough 215 (+11.1%). The largest mover is explained under its entry: Households fell short of NAS 2026 St 1.9 household saving by Z = -3,84,547 in the prior (closure hh_saving; K4 held by cf.k4.hh_saving). Their net property income is several lakh crore below the old-base NAS 2024 St 5.0 ratio of net D4 to primary income (fincorp-19), so the household receipts of property income rise toward that structure and their interest payments fall. Every free, low household receipt of property income moves by about the same factor within a payer (AIDIS 2019 keys; FSF stocks x scaled rates)."},{"binding":[],"bop_function":null,"change":215.21,"col":"E_NFPR","component":"mf_lookthrough","confidence":"low","flags":[],"label":"balancing_set","pct_change":0.110643,"prior":1945.09,"prior_status":"estimated","prov":"sam_fincorp:4a7d472c7b03","ref":"R8a","role":"free","row":"H_R2","status":"balanced","v":2160.3,"verdict":"explained","why":"Explained. Cell H_R2 <- E_NFPR: 24,374 -> 27,072 (2,697, +11.1%; 4 entries). Largest moves: fincorp R8a distributed_income 1,483 (+11.1%); fincorp R8a distributed_income_mf 653 (+11.1%); fincorp R8a dividends 346 (+11.1%); fincorp R8a mf_lookthrough 215 (+11.1%). The largest mover is explained under its entry: Households fell short of NAS 2026 St 1.9 household saving by Z = -3,84,547 in the prior (closure hh_saving; K4 held by cf.k4.hh_saving). Their net property income is several lakh crore below the old-base NAS 2024 St 5.0 ratio of net D4 to primary income (fincorp-19), so the household receipts of property income rise toward that structure and their interest payments fall. Every free, low household receipt of property income moves by about the same factor within a payer (AIDIS 2019 keys; FSF stocks x scaled rates)."},{"binding":["fincorp:r8.nfpu_nongov_holders"],"bop_function":null,"change":0.04,"col":"E_NFPU","component":"dividends","confidence":"low","flags":[],"label":"estimated","pct_change":0.309814,"prior":0.14,"prior_status":"estimated","prov":"sam_fincorp:4a7d472c7b03","ref":"R8a","role":"free","row":"H_R2","status":"estimated","v":0.19,"verdict":null,"why":null},{"binding":["fincorp:r8.nfpu_nongov_holders"],"bop_function":null,"change":198.37,"col":"E_NFPU","component":"mf_lookthrough","confidence":"low","flags":[],"label":"estimated","pct_change":0.309814,"prior":640.29,"prior_status":"estimated","prov":"sam_fincorp:4a7d472c7b03","ref":"R8a","role":"free","row":"H_R2","status":"balanced","v":838.67,"verdict":null,"why":null},{"binding":["government:gov.r9d.posts"],"bop_function":null,"change":39.15,"col":"E_NFPU","component":"posts","confidence":"low","flags":["judgement_band"],"label":"balancing_set","pct_change":0.105922,"prior":369.63,"prior_status":"estimated","prov":"sam_government:6506b722bc9d","ref":"R9d","role":"free","row":"H_R2","status":"balanced","v":408.78,"verdict":null,"why":null},{"binding":["government:gov.r9d.railways"],"bop_function":null,"change":219.06,"col":"E_NFPU","component":"railways","confidence":"low","flags":["judgement_band"],"label":"balancing_set","pct_change":0.105922,"prior":2068.1,"prior_status":"estimated","prov":"sam_government:6506b722bc9d","ref":"R9d","role":"free","row":"H_R2","status":"balanced","v":2287.16,"verdict":null,"why":null},{"binding":["factors:f2f3.hh_gross_os_mi"],"bop_function":null,"change":35.97,"col":"F_GOSC","component":"total","confidence":"medium","flags":[],"label":"estimated","pct_change":0.001132,"prior":31771.51,"prior_status":"estimated","prov":"sam_factors:b79362f116d1","ref":"F3a","role":"free","row":"H_R2","status":"balanced","v":31807.49,"verdict":null,"why":null},{"binding":["factors:f2f3.hh_gross_os_mi"],"bop_function":null,"change":129.75,"col":"F_GOSC","component":"total","confidence":"low","flags":[],"label":"estimated","pct_change":0.004537,"prior":28599.68,"prior_status":"estimated","prov":"sam_factors:6316094158f4","ref":"F3b","role":"free","row":"H_R2","status":"balanced","v":28729.43,"verdict":null,"why":null},{"binding":["factors:f2f3.hh_gross_os_mi"],"bop_function":null,"change":32.71,"col":"F_GOSC","component":"total","confidence":"low","flags":[],"label":"estimated","pct_change":0.004537,"prior":7210.2,"prior_status":"estimated","prov":"sam_factors:96435e5135b2","ref":"F3c","role":"free","row":"H_R2","status":"balanced","v":7242.91,"verdict":null,"why":null},{"binding":["factors:f1.total"],"bop_function":null,"change":694.17,"col":"F_LCAS","component":"total","confidence":"low","flags":[],"label":"estimated","pct_change":0.002359,"prior":294239.08,"prior_status":"estimated","prov":"sam_factors:c2487f0f6b07","ref":"F1a","role":"free","row":"H_R2","status":"balanced","v":294933.26,"verdict":null,"why":null},{"binding":["factors:f1.total"],"bop_function":null,"change":1300.91,"col":"F_LREG","component":"total","confidence":"low","flags":[],"label":"estimated","pct_change":0.005334,"prior":243892.25,"prior_status":"estimated","prov":"sam_factors:c2487f0f6b07","ref":"F1a","role":"free","row":"H_R2","status":"balanced","v":245193.16,"verdict":null,"why":null},{"binding":["factors:f2f3.hh_gross_os_mi"],"bop_function":null,"change":1502.29,"col":"F_MIXD","component":"farm","confidence":"low","flags":[],"label":"estimated","pct_change":0.002418,"prior":621296.73,"prior_status":"estimated","prov":"sam_factors:6b22f2494831","ref":"F2","role":"free","row":"H_R2","status":"balanced","v":622799.01,"verdict":null,"why":null},{"binding":["factors:f2f3.hh_gross_os_mi"],"bop_function":null,"change":386.0,"col":"F_MIXD","component":"nonfarm","confidence":"low","flags":[],"label":"estimated","pct_change":0.002418,"prior":159638.79,"prior_status":"estimated","prov":"sam_factors:6b22f2494831","ref":"F2","role":"free","row":"H_R2","status":"balanced","v":160024.8,"verdict":null,"why":null},{"binding":["government:gov.cofog.current_transfers","government:gov.r10.lpg_dbt"],"bop_function":null,"change":-66.8,"col":"G_CEN","component":"lpg_dbt","confidence":"low","flags":["judgement_band"],"label":"balancing_set","pct_change":-0.047774,"prior":1398.32,"prior_status":"estimated","prov":"sam_government:75d9c8229a97","ref":"R10","role":"free","row":"H_R2","status":"balanced","v":1331.51,"verdict":null,"why":null},{"binding":["government:gov.cofog.current_transfers","government:gov.r10.pm_kisan"],"bop_function":null,"change":-354.53,"col":"G_CEN","component":"pm_kisan","confidence":"low","flags":["judgement_band"],"label":"balancing_set","pct_change":-0.04947,"prior":7166.45,"prior_status":"estimated","prov":"sam_government:ba7475e8b7ba","ref":"R10","role":"free","row":"H_R2","status":"balanced","v":6811.92,"verdict":null,"why":null},{"binding":["government:gov.cofog.current_transfers","government:gov.r10.social_security"],"bop_function":null,"change":-255.67,"col":"G_CEN","component":"social_security","confidence":"low","flags":["judgement_band"],"label":"balancing_set","pct_change":-0.097891,"prior":2611.8,"prior_status":"estimated","prov":"sam_government:3886123016a9","ref":"R10","role":"free","row":"H_R2","status":"balanced","v":2356.13,"verdict":null,"why":null},{"binding":[],"bop_function":null,"change":95.81,"col":"G_CEN","component":"gsec_direct","confidence":"low","flags":[],"label":"estimated","pct_change":0.21485,"prior":445.92,"prior_status":"estimated","prov":"sam_fincorp:4a7d472c7b03","ref":"R8a","role":"free","row":"H_R2","status":"balanced","v":541.72,"verdict":null,"why":null},{"binding":[],"bop_function":null,"change":151.27,"col":"G_CEN","component":"mf_lookthrough","confidence":"low","flags":[],"label":"estimated","pct_change":0.21485,"prior":704.08,"prior_status":"estimated","prov":"sam_fincorp:4a7d472c7b03","ref":"R8a","role":"free","row":"H_R2","status":"balanced","v":855.35,"verdict":null,"why":null},{"binding":[],"bop_function":null,"change":424.73,"col":"G_CEN","component":"small_savings","confidence":"medium","flags":[],"label":"estimated","pct_change":0.049858,"prior":8518.77,"prior_status":"estimated","prov":"sam_fincorp:262ea2c92423","ref":"R8a","role":"free","row":"H_R2","status":"balanced","v":8943.5,"verdict":null,"why":null},{"binding":["government:gov.cofog.current_transfers","government:gov.r9.centre"],"bop_function":null,"change":-114.39,"col":"G_CEN","component":"pensions","confidence":"low","flags":["judgement_band"],"label":"balancing_set","pct_change":-0.014724,"prior":7768.91,"prior_status":"estimated","prov":"sam_government:9acb5a260093","ref":"R9a","role":"free","row":"H_R2","status":"balanced","v":7654.52,"verdict":null,"why":null},{"binding":["fincorp:r9c.gpf_union"],"bop_function":null,"change":13.95,"col":"G_CEN","component":"gpf_union","confidence":"medium","flags":[],"label":"estimated","pct_change":0.021371,"prior":652.63,"prior_status":"estimated","prov":"sam_fincorp:5ad606278166","ref":"R9c","role":"free","row":"H_R2","status":"balanced","v":666.57,"verdict":null,"why":null},{"binding":["government:gov.cofog.current_transfers"],"bop_function":null,"change":8940.53,"col":"G_STA","component":"cash_schemes","confidence":"low","flags":["judgement_band","level_unexplained"],"label":"balancing_set","pct_change":0.297128,"prior":30089.8,"prior_status":"estimated","prov":"sam_government:a24a6c317530","ref":"R10","role":"free","row":"H_R2","status":"balanced","v":39030.33,"verdict":"level unexplained","why":"Explained in direction; level unexplained (government-31, now bounded). H_R2 <- G_STA R10 cash_schemes, 30,090 -> 39,030 (8,940, +29.7%; z 1.297; free low; binding: gov.cofog.current_transfers (target 10,05,630, balanced 10,55,912, at its upper edge)). The prior left G_STA 4,50,426 over and households Z -3,84,547 short. The Wave C fix declared gov.cofog.current_transfers (R9a + R10 + R18 within 5% of NAS 2026 St 4.2 COFOG current transfers, 10,05,630; PM-KISAN moved from taxes' P10a to R10, government-30), and held the Union's R10 lines at their published totals, R9a by its bands and R18 at IGAS-2. So the States' cash_schemes carries the room up to the COFOG ceiling (10,55,912, +5.0%): 2,14,325 -> 2,77,356 over the ten groups, every group z 1.28-1.30. Direction: RBI State Finances show the States' revenue expenditure about 3.3 lakh above the outlays the SAM writes for them (government-27), and FC16 covers only 21 States' cash-transfer and social-security schemes (2,06,387, grossed up). Level: no source supports the balanced figure (it is the FC16 figure +29%); it is now bounded by the published NAS 4.2 total instead of rising 74% as before. GRAS (no weights, no constraints) gives 31,446. The prior account gaps (BALANCING.md 'Pre-balancing imbalances'; closure institution_gaps): G_STA 4,50,426, households Z -3,84,547, E_NFPU 3,12,829, G_CEN -2,98,948, E_NBFC 2,32,893, E_INSP -1,21,568, E_NFPR -1,13,892, E_BANK -1,02,838, E_RBI 25,646."},{"binding":["fincorp:r3b.states_nas_concept"],"bop_function":null,"change":12.01,"col":"G_STA","component":"gsec_direct","confidence":"low","flags":["level_unexplained"],"label":"balancing_set","pct_change":0.074864,"prior":160.48,"prior_status":"estimated","prov":"sam_fincorp:4a7d472c7b03","ref":"R8a","role":"free","row":"H_R2","status":"balanced","v":172.49,"verdict":"level unexplained","why":"Explained in direction; level unexplained (government-31, now bounded). Cell H_R2 <- G_STA: 47,765 -> 57,315 (9,550, +20.0%; 5 entries). Largest moves: government R10 cash_schemes 8,940 (+29.7%); government R9a pensions 549 (+3.6%); fincorp R9c gpf_states 34 (+1.8%); fincorp R8a mf_lookthrough 14 (+7.5%); fincorp R8a gsec_direct 12 (+7.5%). The prior left G_STA 4,50,426 over and households Z -3,84,547 short. The Wave C fix declared gov.cofog.current_transfers (R9a + R10 + R18 within 5% of NAS 2026 St 4.2 COFOG current transfers, 10,05,630; PM-KISAN moved from taxes' P10a to R10, government-30), and held the Union's R10 lines at their published totals, R9a by its bands and R18 at IGAS-2. So the States' cash_schemes carries the room up to the COFOG ceiling (10,55,912, +5.0%): 2,14,325 -> 2,77,356 over the ten groups, every group z 1.28-1.30. Direction: RBI State Finances show the States' revenue expenditure about 3.3 lakh above the outlays the SAM writes for them (government-27), and FC16 covers only 21 States' cash-transfer and social-security schemes (2,06,387, grossed up). Level: no source supports the balanced figure (it is the FC16 figure +29%); it is now bounded by the published NAS 4.2 total instead of rising 74% as before."},{"binding":["fincorp:r3b.states_nas_concept"],"bop_function":null,"change":13.69,"col":"G_STA","component":"mf_lookthrough","confidence":"low","flags":["level_unexplained"],"label":"balancing_set","pct_change":0.074864,"prior":182.89,"prior_status":"estimated","prov":"sam_fincorp:4a7d472c7b03","ref":"R8a","role":"free","row":"H_R2","status":"balanced","v":196.58,"verdict":"level unexplained","why":"Explained in direction; level unexplained (government-31, now bounded). Cell H_R2 <- G_STA: 47,765 -> 57,315 (9,550, +20.0%; 5 entries). Largest moves: government R10 cash_schemes 8,940 (+29.7%); government R9a pensions 549 (+3.6%); fincorp R9c gpf_states 34 (+1.8%); fincorp R8a mf_lookthrough 14 (+7.5%); fincorp R8a gsec_direct 12 (+7.5%). The prior left G_STA 4,50,426 over and households Z -3,84,547 short. The Wave C fix declared gov.cofog.current_transfers (R9a + R10 + R18 within 5% of NAS 2026 St 4.2 COFOG current transfers, 10,05,630; PM-KISAN moved from taxes' P10a to R10, government-30), and held the Union's R10 lines at their published totals, R9a by its bands and R18 at IGAS-2. So the States' cash_schemes carries the room up to the COFOG ceiling (10,55,912, +5.0%): 2,14,325 -> 2,77,356 over the ten groups, every group z 1.28-1.30. Direction: RBI State Finances show the States' revenue expenditure about 3.3 lakh above the outlays the SAM writes for them (government-27), and FC16 covers only 21 States' cash-transfer and social-security schemes (2,06,387, grossed up). Level: no source supports the balanced figure (it is the FC16 figure +29%); it is now bounded by the published NAS 4.2 total instead of rising 74% as before."},{"binding":["government:gov.cofog.current_transfers","government:gov.r9.states"],"bop_function":null,"change":549.46,"col":"G_STA","component":"pensions","confidence":"low","flags":["judgement_band","level_unexplained"],"label":"balancing_set","pct_change":0.035545,"prior":15458.13,"prior_status":"estimated","prov":"sam_government:9acb5a260093","ref":"R9a","role":"free","row":"H_R2","status":"balanced","v":16007.59,"verdict":"level unexplained","why":"Explained in direction; level unexplained (government-31, now bounded). Cell H_R2 <- G_STA: 47,765 -> 57,315 (9,550, +20.0%; 5 entries). Largest moves: government R10 cash_schemes 8,940 (+29.7%); government R9a pensions 549 (+3.6%); fincorp R9c gpf_states 34 (+1.8%); fincorp R8a mf_lookthrough 14 (+7.5%); fincorp R8a gsec_direct 12 (+7.5%). The prior left G_STA 4,50,426 over and households Z -3,84,547 short. The Wave C fix declared gov.cofog.current_transfers (R9a + R10 + R18 within 5% of NAS 2026 St 4.2 COFOG current transfers, 10,05,630; PM-KISAN moved from taxes' P10a to R10, government-30), and held the Union's R10 lines at their published totals, R9a by its bands and R18 at IGAS-2. So the States' cash_schemes carries the room up to the COFOG ceiling (10,55,912, +5.0%): 2,14,325 -> 2,77,356 over the ten groups, every group z 1.28-1.30. Direction: RBI State Finances show the States' revenue expenditure about 3.3 lakh above the outlays the SAM writes for them (government-27), and FC16 covers only 21 States' cash-transfer and social-security schemes (2,06,387, grossed up). Level: no source supports the balanced figure (it is the FC16 figure +29%); it is now bounded by the published NAS 4.2 total instead of rising 74% as before."},{"binding":["fincorp:r3b.states_nas_concept"],"bop_function":null,"change":34.13,"col":"G_STA","component":"gpf_states","confidence":"medium","flags":["level_unexplained"],"label":"balancing_set","pct_change":0.018212,"prior":1873.8,"prior_status":"estimated","prov":"sam_fincorp:b2331f15e6ee","ref":"R9c","role":"free","row":"H_R2","status":"balanced","v":1907.92,"verdict":"level unexplained","why":"Explained in direction; level unexplained (government-31, now bounded). Cell H_R2 <- G_STA: 47,765 -> 57,315 (9,550, +20.0%; 5 entries). Largest moves: government R10 cash_schemes 8,940 (+29.7%); government R9a pensions 549 (+3.6%); fincorp R9c gpf_states 34 (+1.8%); fincorp R8a mf_lookthrough 14 (+7.5%); fincorp R8a gsec_direct 12 (+7.5%). The prior left G_STA 4,50,426 over and households Z -3,84,547 short. The Wave C fix declared gov.cofog.current_transfers (R9a + R10 + R18 within 5% of NAS 2026 St 4.2 COFOG current transfers, 10,05,630; PM-KISAN moved from taxes' P10a to R10, government-30), and held the Union's R10 lines at their published totals, R9a by its bands and R18 at IGAS-2. So the States' cash_schemes carries the room up to the COFOG ceiling (10,55,912, +5.0%): 2,14,325 -> 2,77,356 over the ten groups, every group z 1.28-1.30. Direction: RBI State Finances show the States' revenue expenditure about 3.3 lakh above the outlays the SAM writes for them (government-27), and FC16 covers only 21 States' cash-transfer and social-security schemes (2,06,387, grossed up). Level: no source supports the balanced figure (it is the FC16 figure +29%); it is now bounded by the published NAS 4.2 total instead of rising 74% as before."},{"binding":["rest_of_world:row.r11_total"],"bop_function":null,"change":208.09,"col":"R_ROW","component":"remittances","confidence":"low","flags":[],"label":"estimated","pct_change":0.004979,"prior":41791.85,"prior_status":"estimated","prov":"sam_rest_of_world:46590e3f1880","ref":"R11a","role":"free","row":"H_R2","status":"balanced","v":41999.94,"verdict":null,"why":null},{"binding":[],"bop_function":null,"change":1.06,"col":"E_BANK","component":"debentures","confidence":"low","flags":[],"label":"balancing_set","pct_change":0.099522,"prior":10.65,"prior_status":"estimated","prov":"sam_fincorp:4a7d472c7b03","ref":"R8a","role":"free","row":"H_R3","status":"balanced","v":11.71,"verdict":"explained","why":"Explained. Cell H_R3 <- E_BANK: 86,292 -> 94,873 (8,581, +9.9%; 4 entries). Largest moves: fincorp R8a deposits_bank 8,097 (+9.9%); fincorp R8a mf_lookthrough 444 (+9.9%); fincorp R8a dividends 39 (+9.9%); fincorp R8a debentures 1 (+9.9%). The largest mover is explained under its entry: Households fell short of NAS 2026 St 1.9 household saving by Z = -3,84,547 in the prior (closure hh_saving; K4 held by cf.k4.hh_saving). Their net property income is several lakh crore below the old-base NAS 2024 St 5.0 ratio of net D4 to primary income (fincorp-19), so the household receipts of property income rise toward that structure and their interest payments fall. Every free, low household receipt of property income moves by about the same factor within a payer (AIDIS 2019 keys; FSF stocks x scaled rates)."},{"binding":[],"bop_function":null,"change":8103.19,"col":"E_BANK","component":"deposits_bank","confidence":"low","flags":[],"label":"balancing_set","pct_change":0.099522,"prior":81421.52,"prior_status":"estimated","prov":"sam_fincorp:4a7d472c7b03","ref":"R8a","role":"free","row":"H_R3","status":"balanced","v":89524.72,"verdict":"explained","why":"Explained. H_R3 <- E_BANK R8a deposits_bank, 81,422 -> 89,518 (8,097, +9.9%; z 1.099; free low; no constraint binds on it). Households fell short of NAS 2026 St 1.9 household saving by Z = -3,84,547 in the prior (closure hh_saving; K4 held by cf.k4.hh_saving). Their net property income is several lakh crore below the old-base NAS 2024 St 5.0 ratio of net D4 to primary income (fincorp-19), so the household receipts of property income rise toward that structure and their interest payments fall. Every free, low household receipt of property income moves by about the same factor within a payer (AIDIS 2019 keys; FSF stocks x scaled rates). GRAS (no weights, no constraints) gives 81,856."},{"binding":[],"bop_function":null,"change":39.21,"col":"E_BANK","component":"dividends","confidence":"low","flags":[],"label":"balancing_set","pct_change":0.099522,"prior":393.98,"prior_status":"estimated","prov":"sam_fincorp:4a7d472c7b03","ref":"R8a","role":"free","row":"H_R3","status":"balanced","v":433.19,"verdict":"explained","why":"Explained. Cell H_R3 <- E_BANK: 86,292 -> 94,873 (8,581, +9.9%; 4 entries). Largest moves: fincorp R8a deposits_bank 8,097 (+9.9%); fincorp R8a mf_lookthrough 444 (+9.9%); fincorp R8a dividends 39 (+9.9%); fincorp R8a debentures 1 (+9.9%). The largest mover is explained under its entry: Households fell short of NAS 2026 St 1.9 household saving by Z = -3,84,547 in the prior (closure hh_saving; K4 held by cf.k4.hh_saving). Their net property income is several lakh crore below the old-base NAS 2024 St 5.0 ratio of net D4 to primary income (fincorp-19), so the household receipts of property income rise toward that structure and their interest payments fall. Every free, low household receipt of property income moves by about the same factor within a payer (AIDIS 2019 keys; FSF stocks x scaled rates)."},{"binding":[],"bop_function":null,"change":444.41,"col":"E_BANK","component":"mf_lookthrough","confidence":"low","flags":[],"label":"balancing_set","pct_change":0.099522,"prior":4465.46,"prior_status":"estimated","prov":"sam_fincorp:4a7d472c7b03","ref":"R8a","role":"free","row":"H_R3","status":"balanced","v":4909.87,"verdict":"explained","why":"Explained. Cell H_R3 <- E_BANK: 86,292 -> 94,873 (8,581, +9.9%; 4 entries). Largest moves: fincorp R8a deposits_bank 8,097 (+9.9%); fincorp R8a mf_lookthrough 444 (+9.9%); fincorp R8a dividends 39 (+9.9%); fincorp R8a debentures 1 (+9.9%). The largest mover is explained under its entry: Households fell short of NAS 2026 St 1.9 household saving by Z = -3,84,547 in the prior (closure hh_saving; K4 held by cf.k4.hh_saving). Their net property income is several lakh crore below the old-base NAS 2024 St 5.0 ratio of net D4 to primary income (fincorp-19), so the household receipts of property income rise toward that structure and their interest payments fall. Every free, low household receipt of property income moves by about the same factor within a payer (AIDIS 2019 keys; FSF stocks x scaled rates)."},{"binding":["fincorp:r17.claims"],"bop_function":null,"change":109.1,"col":"E_INSP","component":"claim","confidence":"medium","flags":["depends_on_assumption"],"label":"estimated","pct_change":0.016289,"prior":6697.8,"prior_status":"estimated","prov":"sam_fincorp:e804e530cf07","ref":"R17","role":"free","row":"H_R3","status":"balanced","v":6806.9,"verdict":null,"why":null},{"binding":["fincorp:r17.supplements"],"bop_function":null,"change":23.96,"col":"E_INSP","component":"premium_supplement","confidence":"medium","flags":["depends_on_assumption"],"label":"estimated","pct_change":0.016442,"prior":1457.27,"prior_status":"estimated","prov":"sam_fincorp:e804e530cf07","ref":"R17","role":"free","row":"H_R3","status":"balanced","v":1481.24,"verdict":null,"why":null},{"binding":[],"bop_function":null,"change":-0.21,"col":"E_INSP","component":"dividends","confidence":"low","flags":[],"label":"estimated","pct_change":-0.051433,"prior":4.08,"prior_status":"estimated","prov":"sam_fincorp:4a7d472c7b03","ref":"R8a","role":"free","row":"H_R3","status":"estimated","v":3.87,"verdict":null,"why":null},{"binding":[],"bop_function":null,"change":-0.47,"col":"E_INSP","component":"mf_lookthrough","confidence":"low","flags":[],"label":"estimated","pct_change":-0.051433,"prior":9.15,"prior_status":"estimated","prov":"sam_fincorp:4a7d472c7b03","ref":"R8a","role":"free","row":"H_R3","status":"estimated","v":8.68,"verdict":null,"why":null},{"binding":[],"bop_function":null,"change":-67.5,"col":"E_INSP","component":"epf","confidence":"medium","flags":[],"label":"estimated","pct_change":-0.013114,"prior":5147.0,"prior_status":"estimated","prov":"sam_fincorp:b2331f15e6ee","ref":"R9c","role":"free","row":"H_R3","status":"balanced","v":5079.5,"verdict":null,"why":null},{"binding":[],"bop_function":null,"change":-153.85,"col":"E_INSP","component":"eps","confidence":"low","flags":[],"label":"estimated","pct_change":-0.051433,"prior":2991.18,"prior_status":"estimated","prov":"sam_fincorp:b2331f15e6ee","ref":"R9c","role":"free","row":"H_R3","status":"balanced","v":2837.34,"verdict":null,"why":null},{"binding":[],"bop_function":null,"change":-209.74,"col":"E_INSP","component":"exempted_pf","confidence":"low","flags":[],"label":"estimated","pct_change":-0.051433,"prior":4077.83,"prior_status":"estimated","prov":"sam_fincorp:b2331f15e6ee","ref":"R9c","role":"free","row":"H_R3","status":"balanced","v":3868.1,"verdict":null,"why":null},{"binding":[],"bop_function":null,"change":-348.61,"col":"E_INSP","component":"life","confidence":"medium","flags":[],"label":"estimated","pct_change":-0.013114,"prior":26583.08,"prior_status":"estimated","prov":"sam_fincorp:b2331f15e6ee","ref":"R9c","role":"free","row":"H_R3","status":"balanced","v":26234.47,"verdict":null,"why":null},{"binding":[],"bop_function":null,"change":-202.39,"col":"E_INSP","component":"nps","confidence":"low","flags":[],"label":"estimated","pct_change":-0.051433,"prior":3934.97,"prior_status":"estimated","prov":"sam_fincorp:b2331f15e6ee","ref":"R9c","role":"free","row":"H_R3","status":"balanced","v":3732.58,"verdict":null,"why":null},{"binding":[],"bop_function":null,"change":421.19,"col":"E_NBFC","component":"debentures","confidence":"low","flags":[],"label":"balancing_set","pct_change":0.59851,"prior":703.73,"prior_status":"estimated","prov":"sam_fincorp:4a7d472c7b03","ref":"R8a","role":"free","row":"H_R3","status":"balanced","v":1124.92,"verdict":"explained","why":"Explained. Cell H_R3 <- E_NBFC: 1,571 -> 2,512 (940, +59.9%; 4 entries). Largest moves: fincorp R8a debentures 421 (+59.9%); fincorp R8a mf_lookthrough 388 (+59.9%); fincorp R8a dividends 102 (+59.9%); fincorp R8a deposits_nbfc 29 (+59.9%). The largest mover is explained under its entry: Households fell short of NAS 2026 St 1.9 household saving by Z = -3,84,547 in the prior (closure hh_saving; K4 held by cf.k4.hh_saving). Their net property income is several lakh crore below the old-base NAS 2024 St 5.0 ratio of net D4 to primary income (fincorp-19), so the household receipts of property income rise toward that structure and their interest payments fall. NBFC debentures and MF-held NBFC paper pay about half the coupon in the prior (the NBFC expended scale 0.503, fincorp-4), and E_NBFC's prior surplus (2,32,893) pushes the same way, so these rise more than the other household receipts."},{"binding":[],"bop_function":null,"change":29.03,"col":"E_NBFC","component":"deposits_nbfc","confidence":"low","flags":[],"label":"balancing_set","pct_change":0.59851,"prior":48.51,"prior_status":"estimated","prov":"sam_fincorp:4a7d472c7b03","ref":"R8a","role":"free","row":"H_R3","status":"balanced","v":77.54,"verdict":"explained","why":"Explained. Cell H_R3 <- E_NBFC: 1,571 -> 2,512 (940, +59.9%; 4 entries). Largest moves: fincorp R8a debentures 421 (+59.9%); fincorp R8a mf_lookthrough 388 (+59.9%); fincorp R8a dividends 102 (+59.9%); fincorp R8a deposits_nbfc 29 (+59.9%). The largest mover is explained under its entry: Households fell short of NAS 2026 St 1.9 household saving by Z = -3,84,547 in the prior (closure hh_saving; K4 held by cf.k4.hh_saving). Their net property income is several lakh crore below the old-base NAS 2024 St 5.0 ratio of net D4 to primary income (fincorp-19), so the household receipts of property income rise toward that structure and their interest payments fall. NBFC debentures and MF-held NBFC paper pay about half the coupon in the prior (the NBFC expended scale 0.503, fincorp-4), and E_NBFC's prior surplus (2,32,893) pushes the same way, so these rise more than the other household receipts."},{"binding":[],"bop_function":null,"change":101.95,"col":"E_NBFC","component":"dividends","confidence":"low","flags":[],"label":"balancing_set","pct_change":0.59851,"prior":170.33,"prior_status":"estimated","prov":"sam_fincorp:4a7d472c7b03","ref":"R8a","role":"free","row":"H_R3","status":"balanced","v":272.28,"verdict":"explained","why":"Explained. Cell H_R3 <- E_NBFC: 1,571 -> 2,512 (940, +59.9%; 4 entries). Largest moves: fincorp R8a debentures 421 (+59.9%); fincorp R8a mf_lookthrough 388 (+59.9%); fincorp R8a dividends 102 (+59.9%); fincorp R8a deposits_nbfc 29 (+59.9%). The largest mover is explained under its entry: Households fell short of NAS 2026 St 1.9 household saving by Z = -3,84,547 in the prior (closure hh_saving; K4 held by cf.k4.hh_saving). Their net property income is several lakh crore below the old-base NAS 2024 St 5.0 ratio of net D4 to primary income (fincorp-19), so the household receipts of property income rise toward that structure and their interest payments fall. NBFC debentures and MF-held NBFC paper pay about half the coupon in the prior (the NBFC expended scale 0.503, fincorp-4), and E_NBFC's prior surplus (2,32,893) pushes the same way, so these rise more than the other household receipts."},{"binding":[],"bop_function":null,"change":388.31,"col":"E_NBFC","component":"mf_lookthrough","confidence":"low","flags":[],"label":"balancing_set","pct_change":0.59851,"prior":648.79,"prior_status":"estimated","prov":"sam_fincorp:4a7d472c7b03","ref":"R8a","role":"free","row":"H_R3","status":"balanced","v":1037.09,"verdict":"explained","why":"Explained. Cell H_R3 <- E_NBFC: 1,571 -> 2,512 (940, +59.9%; 4 entries). Largest moves: fincorp R8a debentures 421 (+59.9%); fincorp R8a mf_lookthrough 388 (+59.9%); fincorp R8a dividends 102 (+59.9%); fincorp R8a deposits_nbfc 29 (+59.9%). The largest mover is explained under its entry: Households fell short of NAS 2026 St 1.9 household saving by Z = -3,84,547 in the prior (closure hh_saving; K4 held by cf.k4.hh_saving). Their net property income is several lakh crore below the old-base NAS 2024 St 5.0 ratio of net D4 to primary income (fincorp-19), so the household receipts of property income rise toward that structure and their interest payments fall. NBFC debentures and MF-held NBFC paper pay about half the coupon in the prior (the NBFC expended scale 0.503, fincorp-4), and E_NBFC's prior surplus (2,32,893) pushes the same way, so these rise more than the other household receipts."},{"binding":[],"bop_function":null,"change":2612.41,"col":"E_NFPR","component":"distributed_income","confidence":"low","flags":["old_base_structure","depends_on_assumption"],"label":"balancing_set","pct_change":0.109857,"prior":23780.11,"prior_status":"estimated","prov":"sam_fincorp:f6cf865ac4ad","ref":"R8a","role":"free","row":"H_R3","status":"balanced","v":26392.52,"verdict":"explained","why":"Explained. H_R3 <- E_NFPR R8a distributed_income, 23,780 -> 26,393 (2,613, +11.0%; z 1.110; free low; no constraint binds on it). Households fell short of NAS 2026 St 1.9 household saving by Z = -3,84,547 in the prior (closure hh_saving; K4 held by cf.k4.hh_saving). Their net property income is several lakh crore below the old-base NAS 2024 St 5.0 ratio of net D4 to primary income (fincorp-19), so the household receipts of property income rise toward that structure and their interest payments fall. Every free, low household receipt of property income moves by about the same factor within a payer (AIDIS 2019 keys; FSF stocks x scaled rates). GRAS (no weights, no constraints) gives 24,273."},{"binding":[],"bop_function":null,"change":1150.66,"col":"E_NFPR","component":"distributed_income_mf","confidence":"low","flags":["old_base_structure","depends_on_assumption"],"label":"balancing_set","pct_change":0.109857,"prior":10474.13,"prior_status":"estimated","prov":"sam_fincorp:f6cf865ac4ad","ref":"R8a","role":"free","row":"H_R3","status":"balanced","v":11624.79,"verdict":"explained","why":"Explained. H_R3 <- E_NFPR R8a distributed_income_mf, 10,474 -> 11,625 (1,151, +11.0%; z 1.110; free low; no constraint binds on it). Households fell short of NAS 2026 St 1.9 household saving by Z = -3,84,547 in the prior (closure hh_saving; K4 held by cf.k4.hh_saving). Their net property income is several lakh crore below the old-base NAS 2024 St 5.0 ratio of net D4 to primary income (fincorp-19), so the household receipts of property income rise toward that structure and their interest payments fall. Every free, low household receipt of property income moves by about the same factor within a payer (AIDIS 2019 keys; FSF stocks x scaled rates). GRAS (no weights, no constraints) gives 10,691."},{"binding":[],"bop_function":null,"change":610.07,"col":"E_NFPR","component":"dividends","confidence":"low","flags":[],"label":"balancing_set","pct_change":0.109857,"prior":5553.29,"prior_status":"estimated","prov":"sam_fincorp:4a7d472c7b03","ref":"R8a","role":"free","row":"H_R3","status":"balanced","v":6163.36,"verdict":"explained","why":"Explained. H_R3 <- E_NFPR R8a dividends, 5,553 -> 6,163 (610, +11.0%; z 1.110; free low; no constraint binds on it). Households fell short of NAS 2026 St 1.9 household saving by Z = -3,84,547 in the prior (closure hh_saving; K4 held by cf.k4.hh_saving). Their net property income is several lakh crore below the old-base NAS 2024 St 5.0 ratio of net D4 to primary income (fincorp-19), so the household receipts of property income rise toward that structure and their interest payments fall. Every free, low household receipt of property income moves by about the same factor within a payer (AIDIS 2019 keys; FSF stocks x scaled rates). GRAS (no weights, no constraints) gives 5,668."},{"binding":[],"bop_function":null,"change":379.25,"col":"E_NFPR","component":"mf_lookthrough","confidence":"low","flags":[],"label":"balancing_set","pct_change":0.109857,"prior":3452.17,"prior_status":"estimated","prov":"sam_fincorp:4a7d472c7b03","ref":"R8a","role":"free","row":"H_R3","status":"balanced","v":3831.42,"verdict":"explained","why":"Explained. Cell H_R3 <- E_NFPR: 43,260 -> 48,013 (4,753, +11.0%; 4 entries). Largest moves: fincorp R8a distributed_income 2,613 (+11.0%); fincorp R8a distributed_income_mf 1,151 (+11.0%); fincorp R8a dividends 610 (+11.0%); fincorp R8a mf_lookthrough 379 (+11.0%). The largest mover is explained under its entry: Households fell short of NAS 2026 St 1.9 household saving by Z = -3,84,547 in the prior (closure hh_saving; K4 held by cf.k4.hh_saving). Their net property income is several lakh crore below the old-base NAS 2024 St 5.0 ratio of net D4 to primary income (fincorp-19), so the household receipts of property income rise toward that structure and their interest payments fall. Every free, low household receipt of property income moves by about the same factor within a payer (AIDIS 2019 keys; FSF stocks x scaled rates)."},{"binding":["fincorp:r8.nfpu_nongov_holders"],"bop_function":null,"change":0.08,"col":"E_NFPU","component":"dividends","confidence":"low","flags":["level_unexplained"],"label":"estimated","pct_change":0.308886,"prior":0.25,"prior_status":"estimated","prov":"sam_fincorp:4a7d472c7b03","ref":"R8a","role":"free","row":"H_R3","status":"estimated","v":0.33,"verdict":"level unexplained","why":"Explained in direction; level unexplained (bounded; fincorp-32). Cell H_R3 <- E_NFPU: 4,445 -> 5,144 (699, +15.7%; 4 entries). Largest moves: fincorp R8a mf_lookthrough 351 (+30.9%); government R9d railways 295 (+10.5%); government R9d posts 53 (+10.5%). Households fell short of NAS 2026 St 1.9 household saving by Z = -3,84,547 in the prior (closure hh_saving; K4 held by cf.k4.hh_saving). Their net property income is several lakh crore below the old-base NAS 2024 St 5.0 ratio of net D4 to primary income (fincorp-19), so the household receipts of property income rise toward that structure and their interest payments fall. The public NFC part of households' MF income (dividends from the R7-grossed issuer total and MF-held bond interest) is held within 25% by r8.nfpu_nongov_holders; the rise inside the band carries E_NFPU's prior surplus (3,12,829, government-33)."},{"binding":["fincorp:r8.nfpu_nongov_holders"],"bop_function":null,"change":351.02,"col":"E_NFPU","component":"mf_lookthrough","confidence":"low","flags":["level_unexplained"],"label":"balancing_set","pct_change":0.308886,"prior":1136.4,"prior_status":"estimated","prov":"sam_fincorp:4a7d472c7b03","ref":"R8a","role":"free","row":"H_R3","status":"balanced","v":1487.42,"verdict":"level unexplained","why":"Explained in direction; level unexplained (bounded; fincorp-32). Cell H_R3 <- E_NFPU: 4,445 -> 5,144 (699, +15.7%; 4 entries). Largest moves: fincorp R8a mf_lookthrough 351 (+30.9%); government R9d railways 295 (+10.5%); government R9d posts 53 (+10.5%). Households fell short of NAS 2026 St 1.9 household saving by Z = -3,84,547 in the prior (closure hh_saving; K4 held by cf.k4.hh_saving). Their net property income is several lakh crore below the old-base NAS 2024 St 5.0 ratio of net D4 to primary income (fincorp-19), so the household receipts of property income rise toward that structure and their interest payments fall. The public NFC part of households' MF income (dividends from the R7-grossed issuer total and MF-held bond interest) is held within 25% by r8.nfpu_nongov_holders; the rise inside the band carries E_NFPU's prior surplus (3,12,829, government-33)."},{"binding":["government:gov.r9d.posts"],"bop_function":null,"change":52.74,"col":"E_NFPU","component":"posts","confidence":"low","flags":["judgement_band","level_unexplained"],"label":"balancing_set","pct_change":0.105139,"prior":501.63,"prior_status":"estimated","prov":"sam_government:6506b722bc9d","ref":"R9d","role":"free","row":"H_R3","status":"balanced","v":554.37,"verdict":"level unexplained","why":"Explained in direction; level unexplained (bounded; fincorp-32). Cell H_R3 <- E_NFPU: 4,445 -> 5,144 (699, +15.7%; 4 entries). Largest moves: fincorp R8a mf_lookthrough 351 (+30.9%); government R9d railways 295 (+10.5%); government R9d posts 53 (+10.5%). Households fell short of NAS 2026 St 1.9 household saving by Z = -3,84,547 in the prior (closure hh_saving; K4 held by cf.k4.hh_saving). Their net property income is several lakh crore below the old-base NAS 2024 St 5.0 ratio of net D4 to primary income (fincorp-19), so the household receipts of property income rise toward that structure and their interest payments fall. The public NFC part of households' MF income (dividends from the R7-grossed issuer total and MF-held bond interest) is held within 25% by r8.nfpu_nongov_holders; the rise inside the band carries E_NFPU's prior surplus (3,12,829, government-33)."},{"binding":["government:gov.r9d.railways"],"bop_function":null,"change":295.09,"col":"E_NFPU","component":"railways","confidence":"low","flags":["judgement_band","level_unexplained"],"label":"balancing_set","pct_change":0.105139,"prior":2806.65,"prior_status":"estimated","prov":"sam_government:6506b722bc9d","ref":"R9d","role":"free","row":"H_R3","status":"balanced","v":3101.74,"verdict":"level unexplained","why":"Explained in direction; level unexplained (bounded; fincorp-32). Cell H_R3 <- E_NFPU: 4,445 -> 5,144 (699, +15.7%; 4 entries). Largest moves: fincorp R8a mf_lookthrough 351 (+30.9%); government R9d railways 295 (+10.5%); government R9d posts 53 (+10.5%). Households fell short of NAS 2026 St 1.9 household saving by Z = -3,84,547 in the prior (closure hh_saving; K4 held by cf.k4.hh_saving). Their net property income is several lakh crore below the old-base NAS 2024 St 5.0 ratio of net D4 to primary income (fincorp-19), so the household receipts of property income rise toward that structure and their interest payments fall. The public NFC part of households' MF income (dividends from the R7-grossed issuer total and MF-held bond interest) is held within 25% by r8.nfpu_nongov_holders; the rise inside the band carries E_NFPU's prior surplus (3,12,829, 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"pensions","confidence":"low","flags":["judgement_band"],"label":"balancing_set","pct_change":-0.015422,"prior":10543.3,"prior_status":"estimated","prov":"sam_government:9acb5a260093","ref":"R9a","role":"free","row":"H_R3","status":"balanced","v":10380.7,"verdict":null,"why":null},{"binding":["fincorp:r9c.gpf_union"],"bop_function":null,"change":18.77,"col":"G_CEN","component":"gpf_union","confidence":"medium","flags":[],"label":"estimated","pct_change":0.021191,"prior":885.69,"prior_status":"estimated","prov":"sam_fincorp:5ad606278166","ref":"R9c","role":"free","row":"H_R3","status":"balanced","v":904.46,"verdict":null,"why":null},{"binding":["government:gov.cofog.current_transfers"],"bop_function":null,"change":8912.72,"col":"G_STA","component":"cash_schemes","confidence":"low","flags":["judgement_band","level_unexplained"],"label":"balancing_set","pct_change":0.29621,"prior":30089.16,"prior_status":"estimated","prov":"sam_government:a24a6c317530","ref":"R10","role":"free","row":"H_R3","status":"balanced","v":39001.88,"verdict":"level unexplained","why":"Explained in direction; level unexplained (government-31, now bounded). H_R3 <- G_STA R10 cash_schemes, 30,089 -> 39,002 (8,913, +29.6%; z 1.296; free low; binding: gov.cofog.current_transfers (target 10,05,630, balanced 10,55,912, at its upper edge)). The prior left G_STA 4,50,426 over and households Z -3,84,547 short. The Wave C fix declared gov.cofog.current_transfers (R9a + R10 + R18 within 5% of NAS 2026 St 4.2 COFOG current transfers, 10,05,630; PM-KISAN moved from taxes' P10a to R10, government-30), and held the Union's R10 lines at their published totals, R9a by its bands and R18 at IGAS-2. So the States' cash_schemes carries the room up to the COFOG ceiling (10,55,912, +5.0%): 2,14,325 -> 2,77,356 over the ten groups, every group z 1.28-1.30. Direction: RBI State Finances show the States' revenue expenditure about 3.3 lakh above the outlays the SAM writes for them (government-27), and FC16 covers only 21 States' cash-transfer and social-security schemes (2,06,387, grossed up). Level: no source supports the balanced figure (it is the FC16 figure +29%); it is now bounded by the published NAS 4.2 total instead of rising 74% as before. GRAS (no weights, no constraints) gives 31,453. The prior account gaps (BALANCING.md 'Pre-balancing imbalances'; closure institution_gaps): G_STA 4,50,426, households Z -3,84,547, E_NFPU 3,12,829, G_CEN -2,98,948, E_NBFC 2,32,893, E_INSP -1,21,568, E_NFPR -1,13,892, E_BANK -1,02,838, E_RBI 25,646."},{"binding":["fincorp:r3b.states_nas_concept"],"bop_function":null,"change":21.11,"col":"G_STA","component":"gsec_direct","confidence":"low","flags":["level_unexplained"],"label":"balancing_set","pct_change":0.074103,"prior":284.82,"prior_status":"estimated","prov":"sam_fincorp:4a7d472c7b03","ref":"R8a","role":"free","row":"H_R3","status":"balanced","v":305.92,"verdict":"level unexplained","why":"Explained in direction; level unexplained (government-31, now bounded). Cell H_R3 <- G_STA: 54,220 -> 63,954 (9,734, +18.0%; 5 entries). Largest moves: government R10 cash_schemes 8,913 (+29.6%); government R9a pensions 730 (+3.5%); fincorp R9c gpf_states 46 (+1.8%); fincorp R8a mf_lookthrough 24 (+7.4%); fincorp R8a gsec_direct 21 (+7.4%). The prior left G_STA 4,50,426 over and households Z -3,84,547 short. The Wave C fix declared gov.cofog.current_transfers (R9a + R10 + R18 within 5% of NAS 2026 St 4.2 COFOG current transfers, 10,05,630; PM-KISAN moved from taxes' P10a to R10, government-30), and held the Union's R10 lines at their published totals, R9a by its bands and R18 at IGAS-2. So the States' cash_schemes carries the room up to the COFOG ceiling (10,55,912, +5.0%): 2,14,325 -> 2,77,356 over the ten groups, every group z 1.28-1.30. Direction: RBI State Finances show the States' revenue expenditure about 3.3 lakh above the outlays the SAM writes for them (government-27), and FC16 covers only 21 States' cash-transfer and social-security schemes (2,06,387, grossed up). Level: no source supports the balanced figure (it is the FC16 figure +29%); it is now bounded by the published NAS 4.2 total instead of rising 74% as before."},{"binding":["fincorp:r3b.states_nas_concept"],"bop_function":null,"change":24.05,"col":"G_STA","component":"mf_lookthrough","confidence":"low","flags":["level_unexplained"],"label":"balancing_set","pct_change":0.074103,"prior":324.6,"prior_status":"estimated","prov":"sam_fincorp:4a7d472c7b03","ref":"R8a","role":"free","row":"H_R3","status":"balanced","v":348.65,"verdict":"level unexplained","why":"Explained in direction; level unexplained (government-31, now bounded). Cell H_R3 <- G_STA: 54,220 -> 63,954 (9,734, +18.0%; 5 entries). Largest moves: government R10 cash_schemes 8,913 (+29.6%); government R9a pensions 730 (+3.5%); fincorp R9c gpf_states 46 (+1.8%); fincorp R8a mf_lookthrough 24 (+7.4%); fincorp R8a gsec_direct 21 (+7.4%). The prior left G_STA 4,50,426 over and households Z -3,84,547 short. The Wave C fix declared gov.cofog.current_transfers (R9a + R10 + R18 within 5% of NAS 2026 St 4.2 COFOG current transfers, 10,05,630; PM-KISAN moved from taxes' P10a to R10, government-30), and held the Union's R10 lines at their published totals, R9a by its bands and R18 at IGAS-2. So the States' cash_schemes carries the room up to the COFOG ceiling (10,55,912, +5.0%): 2,14,325 -> 2,77,356 over the ten groups, every group z 1.28-1.30. Direction: RBI State Finances show the States' revenue expenditure about 3.3 lakh above the outlays the SAM writes for them (government-27), and FC16 covers only 21 States' cash-transfer and social-security schemes (2,06,387, grossed up). Level: no source supports the balanced figure (it is the FC16 figure +29%); it is now bounded by the published NAS 4.2 total instead of rising 74% as before."},{"binding":["government:gov.cofog.current_transfers","government:gov.r9.states"],"bop_function":null,"change":730.3,"col":"G_STA","component":"pensions","confidence":"low","flags":["judgement_band","level_unexplained"],"label":"balancing_set","pct_change":0.034812,"prior":20978.45,"prior_status":"estimated","prov":"sam_government:9acb5a260093","ref":"R9a","role":"free","row":"H_R3","status":"balanced","v":21708.75,"verdict":"level unexplained","why":"Explained in direction; level unexplained (government-31, now bounded). Cell H_R3 <- G_STA: 54,220 -> 63,954 (9,734, +18.0%; 5 entries). Largest moves: government R10 cash_schemes 8,913 (+29.6%); government R9a pensions 730 (+3.5%); fincorp R9c gpf_states 46 (+1.8%); fincorp R8a mf_lookthrough 24 (+7.4%); fincorp R8a gsec_direct 21 (+7.4%). The prior left G_STA 4,50,426 over and households Z -3,84,547 short. The Wave C fix declared gov.cofog.current_transfers (R9a + R10 + R18 within 5% of NAS 2026 St 4.2 COFOG current transfers, 10,05,630; PM-KISAN moved from taxes' P10a to R10, government-30), and held the Union's R10 lines at their published totals, R9a by its bands and R18 at IGAS-2. So the States' cash_schemes carries the room up to the COFOG ceiling (10,55,912, +5.0%): 2,14,325 -> 2,77,356 over the ten groups, every group z 1.28-1.30. Direction: RBI State Finances show the States' revenue expenditure about 3.3 lakh above the outlays the SAM writes for them (government-27), and FC16 covers only 21 States' cash-transfer and social-security schemes (2,06,387, grossed up). Level: no source supports the balanced figure (it is the FC16 figure +29%); it is now bounded by the published NAS 4.2 total instead of rising 74% as before."},{"binding":["fincorp:r3b.states_nas_concept"],"bop_function":null,"change":45.85,"col":"G_STA","component":"gpf_states","confidence":"medium","flags":["level_unexplained"],"label":"balancing_set","pct_change":0.018032,"prior":2542.96,"prior_status":"estimated","prov":"sam_fincorp:b2331f15e6ee","ref":"R9c","role":"free","row":"H_R3","status":"balanced","v":2588.81,"verdict":"level unexplained","why":"Explained in direction; level unexplained (government-31, now bounded). Cell H_R3 <- G_STA: 54,220 -> 63,954 (9,734, +18.0%; 5 entries). Largest moves: government R10 cash_schemes 8,913 (+29.6%); government R9a pensions 730 (+3.5%); fincorp R9c gpf_states 46 (+1.8%); fincorp R8a mf_lookthrough 24 (+7.4%); fincorp R8a gsec_direct 21 (+7.4%). The prior left G_STA 4,50,426 over and households Z -3,84,547 short. The Wave C fix declared gov.cofog.current_transfers (R9a + R10 + R18 within 5% of NAS 2026 St 4.2 COFOG current transfers, 10,05,630; PM-KISAN moved from taxes' P10a to R10, government-30), and held the Union's R10 lines at their published totals, R9a by its bands and R18 at IGAS-2. So the States' cash_schemes carries the room up to the COFOG ceiling (10,55,912, +5.0%): 2,14,325 -> 2,77,356 over the ten groups, every group z 1.28-1.30. Direction: RBI State Finances show the States' revenue expenditure about 3.3 lakh above the outlays the SAM writes for them (government-27), and FC16 covers only 21 States' cash-transfer and social-security schemes (2,06,387, grossed up). Level: no source supports the balanced figure (it is the FC16 figure +29%); it is now bounded by the published NAS 4.2 total instead of rising 74% as before."},{"binding":["rest_of_world:row.r11_total"],"bop_function":null,"change":265.45,"col":"R_ROW","component":"remittances","confidence":"low","flags":[],"label":"estimated","pct_change":0.004268,"prior":62199.13,"prior_status":"estimated","prov":"sam_rest_of_world:46590e3f1880","ref":"R11a","role":"free","row":"H_R3","status":"balanced","v":62464.58,"verdict":null,"why":null},{"binding":[],"bop_function":null,"change":1.68,"col":"E_BANK","component":"debentures","confidence":"low","flags":[],"label":"balancing_set","pct_change":0.105092,"prior":15.97,"prior_status":"estimated","prov":"sam_fincorp:4a7d472c7b03","ref":"R8a","role":"free","row":"H_R4","status":"balanced","v":17.64,"verdict":"explained","why":"Explained. Cell H_R4 <- E_BANK: 1,29,347 -> 1,42,929 (13,583, +10.5%; 4 entries). Largest moves: fincorp R8a deposits_bank 12,816 (+10.5%); fincorp R8a mf_lookthrough 703 (+10.5%); fincorp R8a dividends 62 (+10.5%); fincorp R8a debentures 2 (+10.5%). The largest mover is explained under its entry: Households fell short of NAS 2026 St 1.9 household saving by Z = -3,84,547 in the prior (closure hh_saving; K4 held by cf.k4.hh_saving). Their net property income is several lakh crore below the old-base NAS 2024 St 5.0 ratio of net D4 to primary income (fincorp-19), so the household receipts of property income rise toward that structure and their interest payments fall. Every free, low household receipt of property income moves by about the same factor within a payer (AIDIS 2019 keys; FSF stocks x scaled rates)."},{"binding":[],"bop_function":null,"change":12826.07,"col":"E_BANK","component":"deposits_bank","confidence":"low","flags":[],"label":"balancing_set","pct_change":0.105092,"prior":122046.7,"prior_status":"estimated","prov":"sam_fincorp:4a7d472c7b03","ref":"R8a","role":"free","row":"H_R4","status":"balanced","v":134872.78,"verdict":"explained","why":"Explained. H_R4 <- E_BANK R8a deposits_bank, 1,22,047 -> 1,34,863 (12,816, +10.5%; z 1.105; free low; no constraint binds on it). Households fell short of NAS 2026 St 1.9 household saving by Z = -3,84,547 in the prior (closure hh_saving; K4 held by cf.k4.hh_saving). Their net property income is several lakh crore below the old-base NAS 2024 St 5.0 ratio of net D4 to primary income (fincorp-19), so the household receipts of property income rise toward that structure and their interest payments fall. Every free, low household receipt of property income moves by about the same factor within a payer (AIDIS 2019 keys; FSF stocks x scaled rates). GRAS (no weights, no constraints) gives 1,22,751."},{"binding":[],"bop_function":null,"change":62.06,"col":"E_BANK","component":"dividends","confidence":"low","flags":[],"label":"balancing_set","pct_change":0.105092,"prior":590.56,"prior_status":"estimated","prov":"sam_fincorp:4a7d472c7b03","ref":"R8a","role":"free","row":"H_R4","status":"balanced","v":652.63,"verdict":"explained","why":"Explained. Cell H_R4 <- E_BANK: 1,29,347 -> 1,42,929 (13,583, +10.5%; 4 entries). Largest moves: fincorp R8a deposits_bank 12,816 (+10.5%); fincorp R8a mf_lookthrough 703 (+10.5%); fincorp R8a dividends 62 (+10.5%); fincorp R8a debentures 2 (+10.5%). The largest mover is explained under its entry: Households fell short of NAS 2026 St 1.9 household saving by Z = -3,84,547 in the prior (closure hh_saving; K4 held by cf.k4.hh_saving). Their net property income is several lakh crore below the old-base NAS 2024 St 5.0 ratio of net D4 to primary income (fincorp-19), so the household receipts of property income rise toward that structure and their interest payments fall. Every free, low household receipt of property income moves by about the same factor within a payer (AIDIS 2019 keys; FSF stocks x scaled rates)."},{"binding":[],"bop_function":null,"change":703.43,"col":"E_BANK","component":"mf_lookthrough","confidence":"low","flags":[],"label":"balancing_set","pct_change":0.105092,"prior":6693.5,"prior_status":"estimated","prov":"sam_fincorp:4a7d472c7b03","ref":"R8a","role":"free","row":"H_R4","status":"balanced","v":7396.93,"verdict":"explained","why":"Explained. H_R4 <- E_BANK R8a mf_lookthrough, 6,694 -> 7,396 (703, +10.5%; z 1.105; free low; no constraint binds on it). Households fell short of NAS 2026 St 1.9 household saving by Z = -3,84,547 in the prior (closure hh_saving; K4 held by cf.k4.hh_saving). Their net property income is several lakh crore below the old-base NAS 2024 St 5.0 ratio of net D4 to primary income (fincorp-19), so the household receipts of property income rise toward that structure and their interest payments fall. Every free, low household receipt of property income moves by about the same factor within a payer (AIDIS 2019 keys; FSF stocks x scaled rates). GRAS (no weights, no constraints) gives 6,732."},{"binding":["fincorp:r17.claims"],"bop_function":null,"change":176.43,"col":"E_INSP","component":"claim","confidence":"medium","flags":["depends_on_assumption"],"label":"estimated","pct_change":0.017574,"prior":10039.65,"prior_status":"estimated","prov":"sam_fincorp:e804e530cf07","ref":"R17","role":"free","row":"H_R4","status":"balanced","v":10216.09,"verdict":null,"why":null},{"binding":["fincorp:r17.supplements"],"bop_function":null,"change":38.72,"col":"E_INSP","component":"premium_supplement","confidence":"medium","flags":["depends_on_assumption"],"label":"estimated","pct_change":0.017727,"prior":2184.38,"prior_status":"estimated","prov":"sam_fincorp:e804e530cf07","ref":"R17","role":"free","row":"H_R4","status":"balanced","v":2223.1,"verdict":null,"why":null},{"binding":[],"bop_function":null,"change":-0.29,"col":"E_INSP","component":"dividends","confidence":"low","flags":[],"label":"estimated","pct_change":-0.046628,"prior":6.12,"prior_status":"estimated","prov":"sam_fincorp:4a7d472c7b03","ref":"R8a","role":"free","row":"H_R4","status":"estimated","v":5.84,"verdict":null,"why":null},{"binding":[],"bop_function":null,"change":-0.64,"col":"E_INSP","component":"mf_lookthrough","confidence":"low","flags":[],"label":"estimated","pct_change":-0.046628,"prior":13.71,"prior_status":"estimated","prov":"sam_fincorp:4a7d472c7b03","ref":"R8a","role":"free","row":"H_R4","status":"estimated","v":13.07,"verdict":null,"why":null},{"binding":[],"bop_function":null,"change":-86.62,"col":"E_INSP","component":"epf","confidence":"medium","flags":[],"label":"estimated","pct_change":-0.011866,"prior":7299.56,"prior_status":"estimated","prov":"sam_fincorp:b2331f15e6ee","ref":"R9c","role":"free","row":"H_R4","status":"balanced","v":7212.94,"verdict":null,"why":null},{"binding":[],"bop_function":null,"change":-197.8,"col":"E_INSP","component":"eps","confidence":"low","flags":[],"label":"estimated","pct_change":-0.046628,"prior":4242.15,"prior_status":"estimated","prov":"sam_fincorp:b2331f15e6ee","ref":"R9c","role":"free","row":"H_R4","status":"balanced","v":4044.35,"verdict":null,"why":null},{"binding":[],"bop_function":null,"change":-269.66,"col":"E_INSP","component":"exempted_pf","confidence":"low","flags":[],"label":"estimated","pct_change":-0.046628,"prior":5783.26,"prior_status":"estimated","prov":"sam_fincorp:b2331f15e6ee","ref":"R9c","role":"free","row":"H_R4","status":"balanced","v":5513.6,"verdict":null,"why":null},{"binding":[],"bop_function":null,"change":-472.84,"col":"E_INSP","component":"life","confidence":"medium","flags":[],"label":"estimated","pct_change":-0.011866,"prior":39846.68,"prior_status":"estimated","prov":"sam_fincorp:b2331f15e6ee","ref":"R9c","role":"free","row":"H_R4","status":"balanced","v":39373.84,"verdict":null,"why":null},{"binding":[],"bop_function":null,"change":-212.94,"col":"E_INSP","component":"nps","confidence":"low","flags":[],"label":"estimated","pct_change":-0.046628,"prior":4566.81,"prior_status":"estimated","prov":"sam_fincorp:b2331f15e6ee","ref":"R9c","role":"free","row":"H_R4","status":"balanced","v":4353.87,"verdict":null,"why":null},{"binding":[],"bop_function":null,"change":639.88,"col":"E_NBFC","component":"debentures","confidence":"low","flags":[],"label":"balancing_set","pct_change":0.606608,"prior":1054.85,"prior_status":"estimated","prov":"sam_fincorp:4a7d472c7b03","ref":"R8a","role":"free","row":"H_R4","status":"balanced","v":1694.74,"verdict":"explained","why":"Explained. H_R4 <- E_NBFC R8a debentures, 1,055 -> 1,695 (640, +60.7%; z 1.607; free low; no constraint binds on it). Households fell short of NAS 2026 St 1.9 household saving by Z = -3,84,547 in the prior (closure hh_saving; K4 held by cf.k4.hh_saving). Their net property income is several lakh crore below the old-base NAS 2024 St 5.0 ratio of net D4 to primary income (fincorp-19), so the household receipts of property income rise toward that structure and their interest payments fall. NBFC debentures and MF-held NBFC paper pay about half the coupon in the prior (the NBFC expended scale 0.503, fincorp-4), and E_NBFC's prior surplus (2,32,893) pushes the same way, so these rise more than the other household receipts. GRAS (no weights, no constraints) gives 1,269."},{"binding":[],"bop_function":null,"change":44.11,"col":"E_NBFC","component":"deposits_nbfc","confidence":"low","flags":[],"label":"balancing_set","pct_change":0.606608,"prior":72.71,"prior_status":"estimated","prov":"sam_fincorp:4a7d472c7b03","ref":"R8a","role":"free","row":"H_R4","status":"balanced","v":116.82,"verdict":"explained","why":"Explained. Cell H_R4 <- E_NBFC: 2,355 -> 3,784 (1,429, +60.7%; 4 entries). Largest moves: fincorp R8a debentures 640 (+60.7%); fincorp R8a mf_lookthrough 590 (+60.7%); fincorp R8a dividends 155 (+60.7%); fincorp R8a deposits_nbfc 44 (+60.7%). The largest mover is explained under its entry: Households fell short of NAS 2026 St 1.9 household saving by Z = -3,84,547 in the prior (closure hh_saving; K4 held by cf.k4.hh_saving). Their net property income is several lakh crore below the old-base NAS 2024 St 5.0 ratio of net D4 to primary income (fincorp-19), so the household receipts of property income rise toward that structure and their interest payments fall. NBFC debentures and MF-held NBFC paper pay about half the coupon in the prior (the NBFC expended scale 0.503, fincorp-4), and E_NBFC's prior surplus (2,32,893) pushes the same way, so these rise more than the other household receipts."},{"binding":[],"bop_function":null,"change":154.88,"col":"E_NBFC","component":"dividends","confidence":"low","flags":[],"label":"balancing_set","pct_change":0.606608,"prior":255.32,"prior_status":"estimated","prov":"sam_fincorp:4a7d472c7b03","ref":"R8a","role":"free","row":"H_R4","status":"balanced","v":410.2,"verdict":"explained","why":"Explained. Cell H_R4 <- E_NBFC: 2,355 -> 3,784 (1,429, +60.7%; 4 entries). Largest moves: fincorp R8a debentures 640 (+60.7%); fincorp R8a mf_lookthrough 590 (+60.7%); fincorp R8a dividends 155 (+60.7%); fincorp R8a deposits_nbfc 44 (+60.7%). The largest mover is explained under its entry: Households fell short of NAS 2026 St 1.9 household saving by Z = -3,84,547 in the prior (closure hh_saving; K4 held by cf.k4.hh_saving). Their net property income is several lakh crore below the old-base NAS 2024 St 5.0 ratio of net D4 to primary income (fincorp-19), so the household receipts of property income rise toward that structure and their interest payments fall. NBFC debentures and MF-held NBFC paper pay about half the coupon in the prior (the NBFC expended scale 0.503, fincorp-4), and E_NBFC's prior surplus (2,32,893) pushes the same way, so these rise more than the other household receipts."},{"binding":[],"bop_function":null,"change":589.93,"col":"E_NBFC","component":"mf_lookthrough","confidence":"low","flags":[],"label":"balancing_set","pct_change":0.606608,"prior":972.5,"prior_status":"estimated","prov":"sam_fincorp:4a7d472c7b03","ref":"R8a","role":"free","row":"H_R4","status":"balanced","v":1562.42,"verdict":"explained","why":"Explained. H_R4 <- E_NBFC R8a mf_lookthrough, 972 -> 1,562 (590, +60.7%; z 1.607; free low; no constraint binds on it). Households fell short of NAS 2026 St 1.9 household saving by Z = -3,84,547 in the prior (closure hh_saving; K4 held by cf.k4.hh_saving). Their net property income is several lakh crore below the old-base NAS 2024 St 5.0 ratio of net D4 to primary income (fincorp-19), so the household receipts of property income rise toward that structure and their interest payments fall. NBFC debentures and MF-held NBFC paper pay about half the coupon in the prior (the NBFC expended scale 0.503, fincorp-4), and E_NBFC's prior surplus (2,32,893) pushes the same way, so these rise more than the other household receipts. GRAS (no weights, no constraints) gives 1,170."},{"binding":[],"bop_function":null,"change":4116.28,"col":"E_NFPR","component":"distributed_income","confidence":"low","flags":["old_base_structure","depends_on_assumption"],"label":"balancing_set","pct_change":0.115479,"prior":35645.17,"prior_status":"estimated","prov":"sam_fincorp:f6cf865ac4ad","ref":"R8a","role":"free","row":"H_R4","status":"balanced","v":39761.45,"verdict":"explained","why":"Explained. H_R4 <- E_NFPR R8a distributed_income, 35,645 -> 39,762 (4,117, +11.6%; z 1.116; free low; no constraint binds on it). Households fell short of NAS 2026 St 1.9 household saving by Z = -3,84,547 in the prior (closure hh_saving; K4 held by cf.k4.hh_saving). Their net property income is several lakh crore below the old-base NAS 2024 St 5.0 ratio of net D4 to primary income (fincorp-19), so the household receipts of property income rise toward that structure and their interest payments fall. Every free, low household receipt of property income moves by about the same factor within a payer (AIDIS 2019 keys; FSF stocks x scaled rates). GRAS (no weights, no constraints) gives 36,399."},{"binding":[],"bop_function":null,"change":1813.05,"col":"E_NFPR","component":"distributed_income_mf","confidence":"low","flags":["old_base_structure","depends_on_assumption"],"label":"balancing_set","pct_change":0.115479,"prior":15700.19,"prior_status":"estimated","prov":"sam_fincorp:f6cf865ac4ad","ref":"R8a","role":"free","row":"H_R4","status":"balanced","v":17513.23,"verdict":"explained","why":"Explained. H_R4 <- E_NFPR R8a distributed_income_mf, 15,700 -> 17,514 (1,813, +11.6%; z 1.116; free low; no constraint binds on it). Households fell short of NAS 2026 St 1.9 household saving by Z = -3,84,547 in the prior (closure hh_saving; K4 held by cf.k4.hh_saving). Their net property income is several lakh crore below the old-base NAS 2024 St 5.0 ratio of net D4 to primary income (fincorp-19), so the household receipts of property income rise toward that structure and their interest payments fall. Every free, low household receipt of property income moves by about the same factor within a payer (AIDIS 2019 keys; FSF stocks x scaled rates). GRAS (no weights, no constraints) gives 16,032."},{"binding":[],"bop_function":null,"change":961.26,"col":"E_NFPR","component":"dividends","confidence":"low","flags":[],"label":"balancing_set","pct_change":0.115479,"prior":8324.1,"prior_status":"estimated","prov":"sam_fincorp:4a7d472c7b03","ref":"R8a","role":"free","row":"H_R4","status":"balanced","v":9285.37,"verdict":"explained","why":"Explained. H_R4 <- E_NFPR R8a dividends, 8,324 -> 9,286 (961, +11.6%; z 1.116; free low; no constraint binds on it). Households fell short of NAS 2026 St 1.9 household saving by Z = -3,84,547 in the prior (closure hh_saving; K4 held by cf.k4.hh_saving). Their net property income is several lakh crore below the old-base NAS 2024 St 5.0 ratio of net D4 to primary income (fincorp-19), so the household receipts of property income rise toward that structure and their interest payments fall. Every free, low household receipt of property income moves by about the same factor within a payer (AIDIS 2019 keys; FSF stocks x scaled rates). GRAS (no weights, no constraints) gives 8,500."},{"binding":[],"bop_function":null,"change":597.56,"col":"E_NFPR","component":"mf_lookthrough","confidence":"low","flags":[],"label":"balancing_set","pct_change":0.115479,"prior":5174.63,"prior_status":"estimated","prov":"sam_fincorp:4a7d472c7b03","ref":"R8a","role":"free","row":"H_R4","status":"balanced","v":5772.19,"verdict":"explained","why":"Explained. H_R4 <- E_NFPR R8a mf_lookthrough, 5,175 -> 5,772 (598, +11.6%; z 1.116; free low; no constraint binds on it). Households fell short of NAS 2026 St 1.9 household saving by Z = -3,84,547 in the prior (closure hh_saving; K4 held by cf.k4.hh_saving). Their net property income is several lakh crore below the old-base NAS 2024 St 5.0 ratio of net D4 to primary income (fincorp-19), so the household receipts of property income rise toward that structure and their interest payments fall. Every free, low household receipt of property income moves by about the same factor within a payer (AIDIS 2019 keys; FSF stocks x scaled rates). GRAS (no weights, no constraints) gives 5,284."},{"binding":["fincorp:r8.nfpu_nongov_holders"],"bop_function":null,"change":0.12,"col":"E_NFPU","component":"dividends","confidence":"low","flags":["level_unexplained"],"label":"estimated","pct_change":0.315517,"prior":0.38,"prior_status":"estimated","prov":"sam_fincorp:4a7d472c7b03","ref":"R8a","role":"free","row":"H_R4","status":"estimated","v":0.5,"verdict":"level unexplained","why":"Explained in direction; level unexplained (bounded; fincorp-32). Cell H_R4 <- E_NFPU: 6,396 -> 7,453 (1,057, +16.5%; 4 entries). Largest moves: fincorp R8a mf_lookthrough 537 (+31.6%); government R9d railways 441 (+11.1%); government R9d posts 79 (+11.1%). Households fell short of NAS 2026 St 1.9 household saving by Z = -3,84,547 in the prior (closure hh_saving; K4 held by cf.k4.hh_saving). Their net property income is several lakh crore below the old-base NAS 2024 St 5.0 ratio of net D4 to primary income (fincorp-19), so the household receipts of property income rise toward that structure and their interest payments fall. The public NFC part of households' MF income (dividends from the R7-grossed issuer total and MF-held bond interest) is held within 25% by r8.nfpu_nongov_holders; the rise inside the band carries E_NFPU's prior surplus (3,12,829, government-33)."},{"binding":["fincorp:r8.nfpu_nongov_holders"],"bop_function":null,"change":537.46,"col":"E_NFPU","component":"mf_lookthrough","confidence":"low","flags":["level_unexplained"],"label":"balancing_set","pct_change":0.315517,"prior":1703.41,"prior_status":"estimated","prov":"sam_fincorp:4a7d472c7b03","ref":"R8a","role":"free","row":"H_R4","status":"balanced","v":2240.87,"verdict":"level unexplained","why":"Explained in direction; level unexplained (bounded; fincorp-32). H_R4 <- E_NFPU R8a mf_lookthrough, 1,703 -> 2,241 (537, +31.6%; z 1.316; free low; binding: r8.nfpu_nongov_holders (target 30,714, balanced 38,393, at its upper edge)). Households fell short of NAS 2026 St 1.9 household saving by Z = -3,84,547 in the prior (closure hh_saving; K4 held by cf.k4.hh_saving). Their net property income is several lakh crore below the old-base NAS 2024 St 5.0 ratio of net D4 to primary income (fincorp-19), so the household receipts of property income rise toward that structure and their interest payments fall. The public NFC part of households' MF income (dividends from the R7-grossed issuer total and MF-held bond interest) is held within 25% by r8.nfpu_nongov_holders; the rise inside the band carries E_NFPU's prior surplus (3,12,829, government-33). GRAS (no weights, no constraints) gives 2,300. The prior account gaps (BALANCING.md 'Pre-balancing imbalances'; closure institution_gaps): G_STA 4,50,426, households Z -3,84,547, E_NFPU 3,12,829, G_CEN -2,98,948, E_NBFC 2,32,893, E_INSP -1,21,568, E_NFPR -1,13,892, E_BANK -1,02,838, E_RBI 25,646."},{"binding":["government:gov.r9d.posts"],"bop_function":null,"change":78.78,"col":"E_NFPU","component":"posts","confidence":"low","flags":["judgement_band","level_unexplained"],"label":"balancing_set","pct_change":0.110737,"prior":711.42,"prior_status":"estimated","prov":"sam_government:6506b722bc9d","ref":"R9d","role":"free","row":"H_R4","status":"balanced","v":790.2,"verdict":"level unexplained","why":"Explained in direction; level unexplained (bounded; fincorp-32). Cell H_R4 <- E_NFPU: 6,396 -> 7,453 (1,057, +16.5%; 4 entries). Largest moves: fincorp R8a mf_lookthrough 537 (+31.6%); government R9d railways 441 (+11.1%); government R9d posts 79 (+11.1%). Households fell short of NAS 2026 St 1.9 household saving by Z = -3,84,547 in the prior (closure hh_saving; K4 held by cf.k4.hh_saving). Their net property income is several lakh crore below the old-base NAS 2024 St 5.0 ratio of net D4 to primary income (fincorp-19), so the household receipts of property income rise toward that structure and their interest payments fall. The public NFC part of households' MF income (dividends from the R7-grossed issuer total and MF-held bond interest) is held within 25% by r8.nfpu_nongov_holders; the rise inside the band carries E_NFPU's prior surplus (3,12,829, government-33)."},{"binding":["government:gov.r9d.railways"],"bop_function":null,"change":440.78,"col":"E_NFPU","component":"railways","confidence":"low","flags":["judgement_band","level_unexplained"],"label":"balancing_set","pct_change":0.110737,"prior":3980.44,"prior_status":"estimated","prov":"sam_government:6506b722bc9d","ref":"R9d","role":"free","row":"H_R4","status":"balanced","v":4421.22,"verdict":"level unexplained","why":"Explained in direction; level unexplained (bounded; fincorp-32). Cell H_R4 <- E_NFPU: 6,396 -> 7,453 (1,057, +16.5%; 4 entries). Largest moves: fincorp R8a mf_lookthrough 537 (+31.6%); government R9d railways 441 (+11.1%); government R9d posts 79 (+11.1%). Households fell short of NAS 2026 St 1.9 household saving by Z = -3,84,547 in the prior (closure hh_saving; K4 held by cf.k4.hh_saving). Their net property income is several lakh crore below the old-base NAS 2024 St 5.0 ratio of net D4 to primary income (fincorp-19), so the household receipts of property income rise toward that structure and their interest payments fall. The public NFC part of households' MF income (dividends from the R7-grossed issuer total and MF-held bond interest) is held within 25% by r8.nfpu_nongov_holders; the rise inside the band carries E_NFPU's prior surplus (3,12,829, government-33)."},{"binding":["factors:f2f3.hh_gross_os_mi"],"bop_function":null,"change":187.64,"col":"F_GOSC","component":"total","confidence":"medium","flags":[],"label":"estimated","pct_change":0.00222,"prior":84507.82,"prior_status":"estimated","prov":"sam_factors:b79362f116d1","ref":"F3a","role":"free","row":"H_R4","status":"balanced","v":84695.46,"verdict":null,"why":null},{"binding":["factors:f2f3.hh_gross_os_mi"],"bop_function":null,"change":632.87,"col":"F_GOSC","component":"total","confidence":"low","flags":[],"label":"estimated","pct_change":0.008911,"prior":71021.43,"prior_status":"estimated","prov":"sam_factors:6316094158f4","ref":"F3b","role":"free","row":"H_R4","status":"balanced","v":71654.3,"verdict":null,"why":null},{"binding":["factors:f2f3.hh_gross_os_mi"],"bop_function":null,"change":128.4,"col":"F_GOSC","component":"total","confidence":"low","flags":[],"label":"estimated","pct_change":0.008911,"prior":14408.66,"prior_status":"estimated","prov":"sam_factors:96435e5135b2","ref":"F3c","role":"free","row":"H_R4","status":"balanced","v":14537.05,"verdict":null,"why":null},{"binding":["factors:f1.total"],"bop_function":null,"change":2543.71,"col":"F_LCAS","component":"total","confidence":"low","flags":[],"label":"estimated","pct_change":0.006724,"prior":378309.16,"prior_status":"estimated","prov":"sam_factors:c2487f0f6b07","ref":"F1a","role":"free","row":"H_R4","status":"balanced","v":380852.87,"verdict":null,"why":null},{"binding":["factors:f1.total"],"bop_function":null,"change":4558.77,"col":"F_LREG","component":"total","confidence":"low","flags":[],"label":"estimated","pct_change":0.009712,"prior":469415.6,"prior_status":"estimated","prov":"sam_factors:c2487f0f6b07","ref":"F1a","role":"free","row":"H_R4","status":"balanced","v":473974.36,"verdict":null,"why":null},{"binding":["factors:f2f3.hh_gross_os_mi"],"bop_function":null,"change":9739.4,"col":"F_MIXD","component":"farm","confidence":"low","flags":[],"label":"balancing_set","pct_change":0.006783,"prior":1435871.05,"prior_status":"estimated","prov":"sam_factors:6b22f2494831","ref":"F2","role":"free","row":"H_R4","status":"balanced","v":1445610.45,"verdict":"explained","why":"Explained. H_R4 <- F_MIXD F2 farm, 14,35,871 -> 14,45,611 (9,740, +0.7%; z 1.007; free low; binding: f2f3.hh_gross_os_mi (target 97,71,431, balanced 97,71,432, at its upper edge)). Not a factor-income source disagreement: the total is held by f2f3.hh_gross_os_mi (target 97,71,431, balanced 97,71,432, at its upper edge), and the group split is an IFPRI 2022/23 key mapped k = q (D2-19; free, low). The binding K4 constraint raises every group's saving (Z -3,84,547) roughly in proportion to its prior, so the groups whose priors save most need the most extra income and the factor total is re-split among groups by a fraction of a per cent (factors-22). GRAS (no weights, no constraints) gives 14,36,497."},{"binding":["factors:f2f3.hh_gross_os_mi"],"bop_function":null,"change":2163.87,"col":"F_MIXD","component":"nonfarm","confidence":"low","flags":[],"label":"balancing_set","pct_change":0.006783,"prior":319017.54,"prior_status":"estimated","prov":"sam_factors:6b22f2494831","ref":"F2","role":"free","row":"H_R4","status":"balanced","v":321181.41,"verdict":"explained","why":"Explained. Cell H_R4 <- F_MIXD: 17,54,889 -> 17,66,793 (11,904, +0.7%; 2 entries). Largest moves: factors F2 farm 9,740 (+0.7%); factors F2 nonfarm 2,164 (+0.7%). The largest mover is explained under its entry: Not a factor-income source disagreement: the total is held by f2f3.hh_gross_os_mi (target 97,71,431, balanced 97,71,432, at its upper edge), and the group split is an IFPRI 2022/23 key mapped k = q (D2-19; free, low). The binding K4 constraint raises every group's saving (Z -3,84,547) roughly in proportion to its prior, so the groups whose priors save most need the most extra income and the factor total is re-split among groups by a fraction of a per cent (factors-22)."},{"binding":["government:gov.cofog.current_transfers","government:gov.r10.lpg_dbt"],"bop_function":null,"change":-61.01,"col":"G_CEN","component":"lpg_dbt","confidence":"low","flags":["judgement_band"],"label":"balancing_set","pct_change":-0.043628,"prior":1398.32,"prior_status":"estimated","prov":"sam_government:75d9c8229a97","ref":"R10","role":"free","row":"H_R4","status":"balanced","v":1337.32,"verdict":null,"why":null},{"binding":["government:gov.cofog.current_transfers","government:gov.r10.pm_kisan"],"bop_function":null,"change":-750.79,"col":"G_CEN","component":"pm_kisan","confidence":"low","flags":["judgement_band"],"label":"balancing_set","pct_change":-0.045331,"prior":16562.29,"prior_status":"estimated","prov":"sam_government:ba7475e8b7ba","ref":"R10","role":"free","row":"H_R4","status":"balanced","v":15811.5,"verdict":null,"why":null},{"binding":["government:gov.cofog.current_transfers","government:gov.r10.social_security"],"bop_function":null,"change":-245.41,"col":"G_CEN","component":"social_security","confidence":"low","flags":["judgement_band"],"label":"balancing_set","pct_change":-0.093963,"prior":2611.81,"prior_status":"estimated","prov":"sam_government:3886123016a9","ref":"R10","role":"free","row":"H_R4","status":"balanced","v":2366.4,"verdict":null,"why":null},{"binding":[],"bop_function":null,"change":261.15,"col":"G_CEN","component":"gsec_direct","confidence":"low","flags":[],"label":"estimated","pct_change":0.22014,"prior":1186.3,"prior_status":"estimated","prov":"sam_fincorp:4a7d472c7b03","ref":"R8a","role":"free","row":"H_R4","status":"balanced","v":1447.45,"verdict":null,"why":null},{"binding":[],"bop_function":null,"change":412.35,"col":"G_CEN","component":"mf_lookthrough","confidence":"low","flags":[],"label":"estimated","pct_change":0.22014,"prior":1873.11,"prior_status":"estimated","prov":"sam_fincorp:4a7d472c7b03","ref":"R8a","role":"free","row":"H_R4","status":"balanced","v":2285.45,"verdict":null,"why":null},{"binding":[],"bop_function":null,"change":1155.8,"col":"G_CEN","component":"small_savings","confidence":"medium","flags":[],"label":"estimated","pct_change":0.050999,"prior":22662.98,"prior_status":"estimated","prov":"sam_fincorp:262ea2c92423","ref":"R8a","role":"free","row":"H_R4","status":"balanced","v":23818.78,"verdict":null,"why":null},{"binding":["government:gov.cofog.current_transfers","government:gov.r9.centre"],"bop_function":null,"change":-156.01,"col":"G_CEN","component":"pensions","confidence":"low","flags":["judgement_band"],"label":"balancing_set","pct_change":-0.010434,"prior":14952.7,"prior_status":"estimated","prov":"sam_government:9acb5a260093","ref":"R9a","role":"free","row":"H_R4","status":"balanced","v":14796.68,"verdict":null,"why":null},{"binding":["fincorp:r9c.gpf_union"],"bop_function":null,"change":28.24,"col":"G_CEN","component":"gpf_union","confidence":"medium","flags":[],"label":"estimated","pct_change":0.022481,"prior":1256.1,"prior_status":"estimated","prov":"sam_fincorp:5ad606278166","ref":"R9c","role":"free","row":"H_R4","status":"balanced","v":1284.34,"verdict":null,"why":null},{"binding":["government:gov.cofog.current_transfers"],"bop_function":null,"change":9110.53,"col":"G_STA","component":"cash_schemes","confidence":"low","flags":["judgement_band","level_unexplained"],"label":"balancing_set","pct_change":0.302777,"prior":30089.94,"prior_status":"estimated","prov":"sam_government:a24a6c317530","ref":"R10","role":"free","row":"H_R4","status":"balanced","v":39200.47,"verdict":"level unexplained","why":"Explained in direction; level unexplained (government-31, now bounded). H_R4 <- G_STA R10 cash_schemes, 30,090 -> 39,200 (9,110, +30.3%; z 1.303; free low; binding: gov.cofog.current_transfers (target 10,05,630, balanced 10,55,912, at its upper edge)). The prior left G_STA 4,50,426 over and households Z -3,84,547 short. The Wave C fix declared gov.cofog.current_transfers (R9a + R10 + R18 within 5% of NAS 2026 St 4.2 COFOG current transfers, 10,05,630; PM-KISAN moved from taxes' P10a to R10, government-30), and held the Union's R10 lines at their published totals, R9a by its bands and R18 at IGAS-2. So the States' cash_schemes carries the room up to the COFOG ceiling (10,55,912, +5.0%): 2,14,325 -> 2,77,356 over the ten groups, every group z 1.28-1.30. Direction: RBI State Finances show the States' revenue expenditure about 3.3 lakh above the outlays the SAM writes for them (government-27), and FC16 covers only 21 States' cash-transfer and social-security schemes (2,06,387, grossed up). Level: no source supports the balanced figure (it is the FC16 figure +29%); it is now bounded by the published NAS 4.2 total instead of rising 74% as before. GRAS (no weights, no constraints) gives 31,468. The prior account gaps (BALANCING.md 'Pre-balancing imbalances'; closure institution_gaps): G_STA 4,50,426, households Z -3,84,547, E_NFPU 3,12,829, G_CEN -2,98,948, E_NBFC 2,32,893, E_INSP -1,21,568, E_NFPR -1,13,892, E_BANK -1,02,838, E_RBI 25,646."},{"binding":["fincorp:r3b.states_nas_concept"],"bop_function":null,"change":33.96,"col":"G_STA","component":"gsec_direct","confidence":"low","flags":["level_unexplained"],"label":"balancing_set","pct_change":0.079544,"prior":426.93,"prior_status":"estimated","prov":"sam_fincorp:4a7d472c7b03","ref":"R8a","role":"free","row":"H_R4","status":"balanced","v":460.89,"verdict":"level unexplained","why":"Explained in direction; level unexplained (government-31, now bounded). Cell H_R4 <- G_STA: 64,362 -> 74,806 (10,445, +16.2%; 5 entries). Largest moves: government R10 cash_schemes 9,110 (+30.3%); government R9a pensions 1,192 (+4.0%); fincorp R9c gpf_states 70 (+1.9%); fincorp R8a mf_lookthrough 39 (+8.0%); fincorp R8a gsec_direct 34 (+8.0%). The prior left G_STA 4,50,426 over and households Z -3,84,547 short. The Wave C fix declared gov.cofog.current_transfers (R9a + R10 + R18 within 5% of NAS 2026 St 4.2 COFOG current transfers, 10,05,630; PM-KISAN moved from taxes' P10a to R10, government-30), and held the Union's R10 lines at their published totals, R9a by its bands and R18 at IGAS-2. So the States' cash_schemes carries the room up to the COFOG ceiling (10,55,912, +5.0%): 2,14,325 -> 2,77,356 over the ten groups, every group z 1.28-1.30. Direction: RBI State Finances show the States' revenue expenditure about 3.3 lakh above the outlays the SAM writes for them (government-27), and FC16 covers only 21 States' cash-transfer and social-security schemes (2,06,387, grossed up). Level: no source supports the balanced figure (it is the FC16 figure +29%); it is now bounded by the published NAS 4.2 total instead of rising 74% as before."},{"binding":["fincorp:r3b.states_nas_concept"],"bop_function":null,"change":38.7,"col":"G_STA","component":"mf_lookthrough","confidence":"low","flags":["level_unexplained"],"label":"balancing_set","pct_change":0.079544,"prior":486.55,"prior_status":"estimated","prov":"sam_fincorp:4a7d472c7b03","ref":"R8a","role":"free","row":"H_R4","status":"balanced","v":525.25,"verdict":"level unexplained","why":"Explained in direction; level unexplained (government-31, now bounded). Cell H_R4 <- G_STA: 64,362 -> 74,806 (10,445, +16.2%; 5 entries). Largest moves: government R10 cash_schemes 9,110 (+30.3%); government R9a pensions 1,192 (+4.0%); fincorp R9c gpf_states 70 (+1.9%); fincorp R8a mf_lookthrough 39 (+8.0%); fincorp R8a gsec_direct 34 (+8.0%). The prior left G_STA 4,50,426 over and households Z -3,84,547 short. The Wave C fix declared gov.cofog.current_transfers (R9a + R10 + R18 within 5% of NAS 2026 St 4.2 COFOG current transfers, 10,05,630; PM-KISAN moved from taxes' P10a to R10, government-30), and held the Union's R10 lines at their published totals, R9a by its bands and R18 at IGAS-2. So the States' cash_schemes carries the room up to the COFOG ceiling (10,55,912, +5.0%): 2,14,325 -> 2,77,356 over the ten groups, every group z 1.28-1.30. Direction: RBI State Finances show the States' revenue expenditure about 3.3 lakh above the outlays the SAM writes for them (government-27), and FC16 covers only 21 States' cash-transfer and social-security schemes (2,06,387, grossed up). Level: no source supports the balanced figure (it is the FC16 figure +29%); it is now bounded by the published NAS 4.2 total instead of rising 74% as before."},{"binding":["government:gov.cofog.current_transfers","government:gov.r9.states"],"bop_function":null,"change":1191.69,"col":"G_STA","component":"pensions","confidence":"low","flags":["judgement_band","level_unexplained"],"label":"balancing_set","pct_change":0.040054,"prior":29752.02,"prior_status":"estimated","prov":"sam_government:9acb5a260093","ref":"R9a","role":"free","row":"H_R4","status":"balanced","v":30943.71,"verdict":"level unexplained","why":"Explained in direction; level unexplained (government-31, now bounded). Cell H_R4 <- G_STA: 64,362 -> 74,806 (10,445, +16.2%; 5 entries). Largest moves: government R10 cash_schemes 9,110 (+30.3%); government R9a pensions 1,192 (+4.0%); fincorp R9c gpf_states 70 (+1.9%); fincorp R8a mf_lookthrough 39 (+8.0%); fincorp R8a gsec_direct 34 (+8.0%). The prior left G_STA 4,50,426 over and households Z -3,84,547 short. The Wave C fix declared gov.cofog.current_transfers (R9a + R10 + R18 within 5% of NAS 2026 St 4.2 COFOG current transfers, 10,05,630; PM-KISAN moved from taxes' P10a to R10, government-30), and held the Union's R10 lines at their published totals, R9a by its bands and R18 at IGAS-2. So the States' cash_schemes carries the room up to the COFOG ceiling (10,55,912, +5.0%): 2,14,325 -> 2,77,356 over the ten groups, every group z 1.28-1.30. Direction: RBI State Finances show the States' revenue expenditure about 3.3 lakh above the outlays the SAM writes for them (government-27), and FC16 covers only 21 States' cash-transfer and social-security schemes (2,06,387, grossed up). Level: no source supports the balanced figure (it is the FC16 figure +29%); it is now bounded by the published NAS 4.2 total instead of rising 74% as before."},{"binding":["fincorp:r3b.states_nas_concept"],"bop_function":null,"change":69.67,"col":"G_STA","component":"gpf_states","confidence":"medium","flags":["level_unexplained"],"label":"balancing_set","pct_change":0.019319,"prior":3606.47,"prior_status":"estimated","prov":"sam_fincorp:b2331f15e6ee","ref":"R9c","role":"free","row":"H_R4","status":"balanced","v":3676.14,"verdict":"level unexplained","why":"Explained in direction; level unexplained (government-31, now bounded). Cell H_R4 <- G_STA: 64,362 -> 74,806 (10,445, +16.2%; 5 entries). Largest moves: government R10 cash_schemes 9,110 (+30.3%); government R9a pensions 1,192 (+4.0%); fincorp R9c gpf_states 70 (+1.9%); fincorp R8a mf_lookthrough 39 (+8.0%); fincorp R8a gsec_direct 34 (+8.0%). The prior left G_STA 4,50,426 over and households Z -3,84,547 short. The Wave C fix declared gov.cofog.current_transfers (R9a + R10 + R18 within 5% of NAS 2026 St 4.2 COFOG current transfers, 10,05,630; PM-KISAN moved from taxes' P10a to R10, government-30), and held the Union's R10 lines at their published totals, R9a by its bands and R18 at IGAS-2. So the States' cash_schemes carries the room up to the COFOG ceiling (10,55,912, +5.0%): 2,14,325 -> 2,77,356 over the ten groups, every group z 1.28-1.30. Direction: RBI State Finances show the States' revenue expenditure about 3.3 lakh above the outlays the SAM writes for them (government-27), and FC16 covers only 21 States' cash-transfer and social-security schemes (2,06,387, grossed up). Level: no source supports the balanced figure (it is the FC16 figure +29%); it is now bounded by the published NAS 4.2 total instead of rising 74% as before."},{"binding":["rest_of_world:row.r11_total"],"bop_function":null,"change":981.85,"col":"R_ROW","component":"remittances","confidence":"low","flags":[],"label":"estimated","pct_change":0.009355,"prior":104952.98,"prior_status":"estimated","prov":"sam_rest_of_world:46590e3f1880","ref":"R11a","role":"free","row":"H_R4","status":"balanced","v":105934.83,"verdict":null,"why":null},{"binding":[],"bop_function":null,"change":1.71,"col":"E_BANK","component":"debentures","confidence":"low","flags":[],"label":"balancing_set","pct_change":0.092204,"prior":18.59,"prior_status":"estimated","prov":"sam_fincorp:4a7d472c7b03","ref":"R8a","role":"free","row":"H_R5","status":"balanced","v":20.3,"verdict":"explained","why":"Explained. Cell H_R5 <- E_BANK: 1,50,598 -> 1,64,471 (13,873, +9.2%; 4 entries). Largest moves: fincorp R8a deposits_bank 13,091 (+9.2%); fincorp R8a mf_lookthrough 718 (+9.2%); fincorp R8a dividends 63 (+9.2%); fincorp R8a debentures 2 (+9.2%). The largest mover is explained under its entry: Households fell short of NAS 2026 St 1.9 household saving by Z = -3,84,547 in the prior (closure hh_saving; K4 held by cf.k4.hh_saving). Their net property income is several lakh crore below the old-base NAS 2024 St 5.0 ratio of net D4 to primary income (fincorp-19), so the household receipts of property income rise toward that structure and their interest payments fall. Every free, low household receipt of property income moves by about the same factor within a payer (AIDIS 2019 keys; FSF stocks x scaled rates)."},{"binding":[],"bop_function":null,"change":13102.0,"col":"E_BANK","component":"deposits_bank","confidence":"low","flags":[],"label":"balancing_set","pct_change":0.092204,"prior":142098.35,"prior_status":"estimated","prov":"sam_fincorp:4a7d472c7b03","ref":"R8a","role":"free","row":"H_R5","status":"balanced","v":155200.34,"verdict":"explained","why":"Explained. H_R5 <- E_BANK R8a deposits_bank, 1,42,098 -> 1,55,189 (13,091, +9.2%; z 1.092; free low; no constraint binds on it). Households fell short of NAS 2026 St 1.9 household saving by Z = -3,84,547 in the prior (closure hh_saving; K4 held by cf.k4.hh_saving). Their net property income is several lakh crore below the old-base NAS 2024 St 5.0 ratio of net D4 to primary income (fincorp-19), so the household receipts of property income rise toward that structure and their interest payments fall. Every free, low household receipt of property income moves by about the same factor within a payer (AIDIS 2019 keys; FSF stocks x scaled rates). GRAS (no weights, no constraints) gives 1,43,037."},{"binding":[],"bop_function":null,"change":63.4,"col":"E_BANK","component":"dividends","confidence":"low","flags":[],"label":"balancing_set","pct_change":0.092204,"prior":687.59,"prior_status":"estimated","prov":"sam_fincorp:4a7d472c7b03","ref":"R8a","role":"free","row":"H_R5","status":"balanced","v":750.99,"verdict":"explained","why":"Explained. Cell H_R5 <- E_BANK: 1,50,598 -> 1,64,471 (13,873, +9.2%; 4 entries). Largest moves: fincorp R8a deposits_bank 13,091 (+9.2%); fincorp R8a mf_lookthrough 718 (+9.2%); fincorp R8a dividends 63 (+9.2%); fincorp R8a debentures 2 (+9.2%). The largest mover is explained under its entry: Households fell short of NAS 2026 St 1.9 household saving by Z = -3,84,547 in the prior (closure hh_saving; K4 held by cf.k4.hh_saving). Their net property income is several lakh crore below the old-base NAS 2024 St 5.0 ratio of net D4 to primary income (fincorp-19), so the household receipts of property income rise toward that structure and their interest payments fall. Every free, low household receipt of property income moves by about the same factor within a payer (AIDIS 2019 keys; FSF stocks x scaled rates)."},{"binding":[],"bop_function":null,"change":718.56,"col":"E_BANK","component":"mf_lookthrough","confidence":"low","flags":[],"label":"balancing_set","pct_change":0.092204,"prior":7793.21,"prior_status":"estimated","prov":"sam_fincorp:4a7d472c7b03","ref":"R8a","role":"free","row":"H_R5","status":"balanced","v":8511.77,"verdict":"explained","why":"Explained. Cell H_R5 <- E_BANK: 1,50,598 -> 1,64,471 (13,873, +9.2%; 4 entries). Largest moves: fincorp R8a deposits_bank 13,091 (+9.2%); fincorp R8a mf_lookthrough 718 (+9.2%); fincorp R8a dividends 63 (+9.2%); fincorp R8a debentures 2 (+9.2%). The largest mover is explained under its entry: Households fell short of NAS 2026 St 1.9 household saving by Z = -3,84,547 in the prior (closure hh_saving; K4 held by cf.k4.hh_saving). Their net property income is several lakh crore below the old-base NAS 2024 St 5.0 ratio of net D4 to primary income (fincorp-19), so the household receipts of property income rise toward that structure and their interest payments fall. Every free, low household receipt of property income moves by about the same factor within a payer (AIDIS 2019 keys; FSF stocks x scaled rates)."},{"binding":["fincorp:r17.claims"],"bop_function":null,"change":170.59,"col":"E_INSP","component":"claim","confidence":"medium","flags":["depends_on_assumption"],"label":"estimated","pct_change":0.014594,"prior":11689.12,"prior_status":"estimated","prov":"sam_fincorp:e804e530cf07","ref":"R17","role":"free","row":"H_R5","status":"balanced","v":11859.71,"verdict":null,"why":null},{"binding":["fincorp:r17.supplements"],"bop_function":null,"change":37.51,"col":"E_INSP","component":"premium_supplement","confidence":"medium","flags":["depends_on_assumption"],"label":"estimated","pct_change":0.014747,"prior":2543.26,"prior_status":"estimated","prov":"sam_fincorp:e804e530cf07","ref":"R17","role":"free","row":"H_R5","status":"balanced","v":2580.77,"verdict":null,"why":null},{"binding":[],"bop_function":null,"change":-0.41,"col":"E_INSP","component":"dividends","confidence":"low","flags":[],"label":"estimated","pct_change":-0.057746,"prior":7.13,"prior_status":"estimated","prov":"sam_fincorp:4a7d472c7b03","ref":"R8a","role":"free","row":"H_R5","status":"estimated","v":6.72,"verdict":null,"why":null},{"binding":[],"bop_function":null,"change":-0.92,"col":"E_INSP","component":"mf_lookthrough","confidence":"low","flags":[],"label":"estimated","pct_change":-0.057746,"prior":15.96,"prior_status":"estimated","prov":"sam_fincorp:4a7d472c7b03","ref":"R8a","role":"free","row":"H_R5","status":"estimated","v":15.04,"verdict":null,"why":null},{"binding":[],"bop_function":null,"change":-278.86,"col":"E_INSP","component":"epf","confidence":"medium","flags":[],"label":"estimated","pct_change":-0.01476,"prior":18892.47,"prior_status":"estimated","prov":"sam_fincorp:b2331f15e6ee","ref":"R9c","role":"free","row":"H_R5","status":"balanced","v":18613.61,"verdict":null,"why":null},{"binding":[],"bop_function":null,"change":-634.02,"col":"E_INSP","component":"eps","confidence":"low","flags":[],"label":"estimated","pct_change":-0.057746,"prior":10979.37,"prior_status":"estimated","prov":"sam_fincorp:b2331f15e6ee","ref":"R9c","role":"free","row":"H_R5","status":"balanced","v":10345.36,"verdict":null,"why":null},{"binding":[],"bop_function":null,"change":-864.35,"col":"E_INSP","component":"exempted_pf","confidence":"low","flags":[],"label":"estimated","pct_change":-0.057746,"prior":14968.02,"prior_status":"estimated","prov":"sam_fincorp:b2331f15e6ee","ref":"R9c","role":"free","row":"H_R5","status":"balanced","v":14103.68,"verdict":null,"why":null},{"binding":[],"bop_function":null,"change":-684.77,"col":"E_INSP","component":"life","confidence":"medium","flags":[],"label":"estimated","pct_change":-0.01476,"prior":46393.28,"prior_status":"estimated","prov":"sam_fincorp:b2331f15e6ee","ref":"R9c","role":"free","row":"H_R5","status":"balanced","v":45708.51,"verdict":null,"why":null},{"binding":[],"bop_function":null,"change":-682.54,"col":"E_INSP","component":"nps","confidence":"low","flags":[],"label":"estimated","pct_change":-0.057746,"prior":11819.66,"prior_status":"estimated","prov":"sam_fincorp:b2331f15e6ee","ref":"R9c","role":"free","row":"H_R5","status":"balanced","v":11137.12,"verdict":null,"why":null},{"binding":[],"bop_function":null,"change":722.0,"col":"E_NBFC","component":"debentures","confidence":"low","flags":[],"label":"balancing_set","pct_change":0.587872,"prior":1228.16,"prior_status":"estimated","prov":"sam_fincorp:4a7d472c7b03","ref":"R8a","role":"free","row":"H_R5","status":"balanced","v":1950.16,"verdict":"explained","why":"Explained. H_R5 <- E_NBFC R8a debentures, 1,228 -> 1,950 (722, +58.8%; z 1.588; free low; no constraint binds on it). Households fell short of NAS 2026 St 1.9 household saving by Z = -3,84,547 in the prior (closure hh_saving; K4 held by cf.k4.hh_saving). Their net property income is several lakh crore below the old-base NAS 2024 St 5.0 ratio of net D4 to primary income (fincorp-19), so the household receipts of property income rise toward that structure and their interest payments fall. NBFC debentures and MF-held NBFC paper pay about half the coupon in the prior (the NBFC expended scale 0.503, fincorp-4), and E_NBFC's prior surplus (2,32,893) pushes the same way, so these rise more than the other household receipts. GRAS (no weights, no constraints) gives 1,479."},{"binding":[],"bop_function":null,"change":49.77,"col":"E_NBFC","component":"deposits_nbfc","confidence":"low","flags":[],"label":"balancing_set","pct_change":0.587872,"prior":84.66,"prior_status":"estimated","prov":"sam_fincorp:4a7d472c7b03","ref":"R8a","role":"free","row":"H_R5","status":"balanced","v":134.42,"verdict":"explained","why":"Explained. Cell H_R5 <- E_NBFC: 2,742 -> 4,355 (1,612, +58.8%; 4 entries). Largest moves: fincorp R8a debentures 722 (+58.8%); fincorp R8a mf_lookthrough 666 (+58.8%); fincorp R8a dividends 175 (+58.8%); fincorp R8a deposits_nbfc 50 (+58.8%). The largest mover is explained under its entry: Households fell short of NAS 2026 St 1.9 household saving by Z = -3,84,547 in the prior (closure hh_saving; K4 held by cf.k4.hh_saving). Their net property income is several lakh crore below the old-base NAS 2024 St 5.0 ratio of net D4 to primary income (fincorp-19), so the household receipts of property income rise toward that structure and their interest payments fall. NBFC debentures and MF-held NBFC paper pay about half the coupon in the prior (the NBFC expended scale 0.503, fincorp-4), and E_NBFC's prior surplus (2,32,893) pushes the same way, so these rise more than the other household receipts."},{"binding":[],"bop_function":null,"change":174.76,"col":"E_NBFC","component":"dividends","confidence":"low","flags":[],"label":"balancing_set","pct_change":0.587872,"prior":297.27,"prior_status":"estimated","prov":"sam_fincorp:4a7d472c7b03","ref":"R8a","role":"free","row":"H_R5","status":"balanced","v":472.02,"verdict":"explained","why":"Explained. Cell H_R5 <- E_NBFC: 2,742 -> 4,355 (1,612, +58.8%; 4 entries). Largest moves: fincorp R8a debentures 722 (+58.8%); fincorp R8a mf_lookthrough 666 (+58.8%); fincorp R8a dividends 175 (+58.8%); fincorp R8a deposits_nbfc 50 (+58.8%). The largest mover is explained under its entry: Households fell short of NAS 2026 St 1.9 household saving by Z = -3,84,547 in the prior (closure hh_saving; K4 held by cf.k4.hh_saving). Their net property income is several lakh crore below the old-base NAS 2024 St 5.0 ratio of net D4 to primary income (fincorp-19), so the household receipts of property income rise toward that structure and their interest payments fall. NBFC debentures and MF-held NBFC paper pay about half the coupon in the prior (the NBFC expended scale 0.503, fincorp-4), and E_NBFC's prior surplus (2,32,893) pushes the same way, so these rise more than the other household receipts."},{"binding":[],"bop_function":null,"change":665.63,"col":"E_NBFC","component":"mf_lookthrough","confidence":"low","flags":[],"label":"balancing_set","pct_change":0.587872,"prior":1132.27,"prior_status":"estimated","prov":"sam_fincorp:4a7d472c7b03","ref":"R8a","role":"free","row":"H_R5","status":"balanced","v":1797.91,"verdict":"explained","why":"Explained. H_R5 <- E_NBFC R8a mf_lookthrough, 1,132 -> 1,798 (666, +58.8%; z 1.588; free low; no constraint binds on it). Households fell short of NAS 2026 St 1.9 household saving by Z = -3,84,547 in the prior (closure hh_saving; K4 held by cf.k4.hh_saving). Their net property income is several lakh crore below the old-base NAS 2024 St 5.0 ratio of net D4 to primary income (fincorp-19), so the household receipts of property income rise toward that structure and their interest payments fall. NBFC debentures and MF-held NBFC paper pay about half the coupon in the prior (the NBFC expended scale 0.503, fincorp-4), and E_NBFC's prior surplus (2,32,893) pushes the same way, so these rise more than the other household receipts. GRAS (no weights, no constraints) gives 1,363."},{"binding":[],"bop_function":null,"change":4252.68,"col":"E_NFPR","component":"distributed_income","confidence":"low","flags":["old_base_structure","depends_on_assumption"],"label":"balancing_set","pct_change":0.102471,"prior":41501.48,"prior_status":"estimated","prov":"sam_fincorp:f6cf865ac4ad","ref":"R8a","role":"free","row":"H_R5","status":"balanced","v":45754.16,"verdict":"explained","why":"Explained. H_R5 <- E_NFPR R8a distributed_income, 41,501 -> 45,755 (4,254, +10.2%; z 1.102; free low; no constraint binds on it). Households fell short of NAS 2026 St 1.9 household saving by Z = -3,84,547 in the prior (closure hh_saving; K4 held by cf.k4.hh_saving). Their net property income is several lakh crore below the old-base NAS 2024 St 5.0 ratio of net D4 to primary income (fincorp-19), so the household receipts of property income rise toward that structure and their interest payments fall. Every free, low household receipt of property income moves by about the same factor within a payer (AIDIS 2019 keys; FSF stocks x scaled rates). GRAS (no weights, no constraints) gives 42,415."},{"binding":[],"bop_function":null,"change":1873.12,"col":"E_NFPR","component":"distributed_income_mf","confidence":"low","flags":["old_base_structure","depends_on_assumption"],"label":"balancing_set","pct_change":0.102471,"prior":18279.65,"prior_status":"estimated","prov":"sam_fincorp:f6cf865ac4ad","ref":"R8a","role":"free","row":"H_R5","status":"balanced","v":20152.77,"verdict":"explained","why":"Explained. H_R5 <- E_NFPR R8a distributed_income_mf, 18,280 -> 20,153 (1,874, +10.2%; z 1.102; free low; no constraint binds on it). Households fell short of NAS 2026 St 1.9 household saving by Z = -3,84,547 in the prior (closure hh_saving; K4 held by cf.k4.hh_saving). Their net property income is several lakh crore below the old-base NAS 2024 St 5.0 ratio of net D4 to primary income (fincorp-19), so the household receipts of property income rise toward that structure and their interest payments fall. Every free, low household receipt of property income moves by about the same factor within a payer (AIDIS 2019 keys; FSF stocks x scaled rates). GRAS (no weights, no constraints) gives 18,682."},{"binding":[],"bop_function":null,"change":993.11,"col":"E_NFPR","component":"dividends","confidence":"low","flags":[],"label":"balancing_set","pct_change":0.102471,"prior":9691.71,"prior_status":"estimated","prov":"sam_fincorp:4a7d472c7b03","ref":"R8a","role":"free","row":"H_R5","status":"balanced","v":10684.83,"verdict":"explained","why":"Explained. H_R5 <- E_NFPR R8a dividends, 9,692 -> 10,685 (993, +10.2%; z 1.102; free low; no constraint binds on it). Households fell short of NAS 2026 St 1.9 household saving by Z = -3,84,547 in the prior (closure hh_saving; K4 held by cf.k4.hh_saving). Their net property income is several lakh crore below the old-base NAS 2024 St 5.0 ratio of net D4 to primary income (fincorp-19), so the household receipts of property income rise toward that structure and their interest payments fall. Every free, low household receipt of property income moves by about the same factor within a payer (AIDIS 2019 keys; FSF stocks x scaled rates). GRAS (no weights, no constraints) gives 9,905."},{"binding":[],"bop_function":null,"change":617.36,"col":"E_NFPR","component":"mf_lookthrough","confidence":"low","flags":[],"label":"balancing_set","pct_change":0.102471,"prior":6024.79,"prior_status":"estimated","prov":"sam_fincorp:4a7d472c7b03","ref":"R8a","role":"free","row":"H_R5","status":"balanced","v":6642.16,"verdict":"explained","why":"Explained. H_R5 <- E_NFPR R8a mf_lookthrough, 6,025 -> 6,642 (618, +10.2%; z 1.102; free low; no constraint binds on it). Households fell short of NAS 2026 St 1.9 household saving by Z = -3,84,547 in the prior (closure hh_saving; K4 held by cf.k4.hh_saving). Their net property income is several lakh crore below the old-base NAS 2024 St 5.0 ratio of net D4 to primary income (fincorp-19), so the household receipts of property income rise toward that structure and their interest payments fall. Every free, low household receipt of property income moves by about the same factor within a payer (AIDIS 2019 keys; FSF stocks x scaled rates). GRAS (no weights, no constraints) gives 6,157."},{"binding":["fincorp:r8.nfpu_nongov_holders"],"bop_function":null,"change":0.13,"col":"E_NFPU","component":"dividends","confidence":"low","flags":[],"label":"estimated","pct_change":0.300175,"prior":0.44,"prior_status":"estimated","prov":"sam_fincorp:4a7d472c7b03","ref":"R8a","role":"free","row":"H_R5","status":"estimated","v":0.58,"verdict":"explained","why":"Explained (bounded; government-33, audit BS-6). Cell H_R5 <- E_NFPU: 14,127 -> 15,910 (1,783, +12.6%; 4 entries). Largest moves: government R9d railways 1,007 (+9.8%); fincorp R8a mf_lookthrough 595 (+30.0%); government R9d posts 180 (+9.8%). R9d railways is the published pension outgo of the departmental enterprise (Railways: AFS Railway Funds disbursements 59,801.66, assumption A-R9d-1; Posts: MH 3201.07 less NPS) split by the public-sector wage key (low). The Wave C band gov.r9d.railways (target 59,802, balanced 65,782, at its upper edge) holds the total within 10% of that figure (the earlier run nearly doubled it); the rise inside the band (5,980) carries E_NFPU's prior surplus (3,12,829) and households' Z (-3,84,547)."},{"binding":["fincorp:r8.nfpu_nongov_holders"],"bop_function":null,"change":595.33,"col":"E_NFPU","component":"mf_lookthrough","confidence":"low","flags":["level_unexplained"],"label":"balancing_set","pct_change":0.300175,"prior":1983.27,"prior_status":"estimated","prov":"sam_fincorp:4a7d472c7b03","ref":"R8a","role":"free","row":"H_R5","status":"balanced","v":2578.6,"verdict":"level unexplained","why":"Explained in direction; level unexplained (bounded; fincorp-32). H_R5 <- E_NFPU R8a mf_lookthrough, 1,983 -> 2,579 (595, +30.0%; z 1.300; free low; binding: r8.nfpu_nongov_holders (target 30,714, balanced 38,393, at its upper edge)). Households fell short of NAS 2026 St 1.9 household saving by Z = -3,84,547 in the prior (closure hh_saving; K4 held by cf.k4.hh_saving). Their net property income is several lakh crore below the old-base NAS 2024 St 5.0 ratio of net D4 to primary income (fincorp-19), so the household receipts of property income rise toward that structure and their interest payments fall. The public NFC part of households' MF income (dividends from the R7-grossed issuer total and MF-held bond interest) is held within 25% by r8.nfpu_nongov_holders; the rise inside the band carries E_NFPU's prior surplus (3,12,829, government-33). GRAS (no weights, no constraints) gives 2,680. The prior account gaps (BALANCING.md 'Pre-balancing imbalances'; closure institution_gaps): G_STA 4,50,426, households Z -3,84,547, E_NFPU 3,12,829, G_CEN -2,98,948, E_NBFC 2,32,893, E_INSP -1,21,568, E_NFPR -1,13,892, E_BANK -1,02,838, E_RBI 25,646."},{"binding":["government:gov.r9d.posts"],"bop_function":null,"change":180.05,"col":"E_NFPU","component":"posts","confidence":"low","flags":["judgement_band"],"label":"balancing_set","pct_change":0.097784,"prior":1841.27,"prior_status":"estimated","prov":"sam_government:6506b722bc9d","ref":"R9d","role":"free","row":"H_R5","status":"balanced","v":2021.32,"verdict":"explained","why":"Explained (bounded; government-33, audit BS-6). Cell H_R5 <- E_NFPU: 14,127 -> 15,910 (1,783, +12.6%; 4 entries). Largest moves: government R9d railways 1,007 (+9.8%); fincorp R8a mf_lookthrough 595 (+30.0%); government R9d posts 180 (+9.8%). R9d railways is the published pension outgo of the departmental enterprise (Railways: AFS Railway Funds disbursements 59,801.66, assumption A-R9d-1; Posts: MH 3201.07 less NPS) split by the public-sector wage key (low). The Wave C band gov.r9d.railways (target 59,802, balanced 65,782, at its upper edge) holds the total within 10% of that figure (the earlier run nearly doubled it); the rise inside the band (5,980) carries E_NFPU's prior surplus (3,12,829) and households' Z (-3,84,547)."},{"binding":["government:gov.r9d.railways"],"bop_function":null,"change":1007.37,"col":"E_NFPU","component":"railways","confidence":"low","flags":["judgement_band"],"label":"balancing_set","pct_change":0.097784,"prior":10302.03,"prior_status":"estimated","prov":"sam_government:6506b722bc9d","ref":"R9d","role":"free","row":"H_R5","status":"balanced","v":11309.41,"verdict":"explained","why":"Explained (bounded; government-33, audit BS-6). Cell H_R5 <- E_NFPU: 14,127 -> 15,910 (1,783, +12.6%; 4 entries). Largest moves: government R9d railways 1,007 (+9.8%); fincorp R8a mf_lookthrough 595 (+30.0%); government R9d posts 180 (+9.8%). R9d railways is the published pension outgo of the departmental enterprise (Railways: AFS Railway Funds disbursements 59,801.66, assumption A-R9d-1; Posts: MH 3201.07 less NPS) split by the public-sector wage key (low). The Wave C band gov.r9d.railways (target 59,802, balanced 65,782, at its upper edge) holds the total within 10% of that figure (the earlier run nearly doubled it); the rise inside the band (5,980) carries E_NFPU's prior surplus (3,12,829) and households' Z (-3,84,547)."},{"binding":["factors:f2f3.hh_gross_os_mi"],"bop_function":null,"change":-145.72,"col":"F_GOSC","component":"total","confidence":"medium","flags":[],"label":"estimated","pct_change":-0.000715,"prior":203935.37,"prior_status":"estimated","prov":"sam_factors:b79362f116d1","ref":"F3a","role":"free","row":"H_R5","status":"balanced","v":203789.65,"verdict":null,"why":null},{"binding":["factors:f2f3.hh_gross_os_mi"],"bop_function":null,"change":-205.73,"col":"F_GOSC","component":"total","confidence":"low","flags":[],"label":"estimated","pct_change":-0.002855,"prior":72057.57,"prior_status":"estimated","prov":"sam_factors:6316094158f4","ref":"F3b","role":"free","row":"H_R5","status":"balanced","v":71851.84,"verdict":null,"why":null},{"binding":["factors:f2f3.hh_gross_os_mi"],"bop_function":null,"change":-77.43,"col":"F_GOSC","component":"total","confidence":"low","flags":[],"label":"estimated","pct_change":-0.002855,"prior":27120.22,"prior_status":"estimated","prov":"sam_factors:96435e5135b2","ref":"F3c","role":"free","row":"H_R5","status":"balanced","v":27042.79,"verdict":null,"why":null},{"binding":["factors:f1.total"],"bop_function":null,"change":-1895.96,"col":"F_LCAS","component":"total","confidence":"low","flags":[],"label":"estimated","pct_change":-0.005017,"prior":377928.72,"prior_status":"estimated","prov":"sam_factors:c2487f0f6b07","ref":"F1a","role":"free","row":"H_R5","status":"balanced","v":376032.77,"verdict":null,"why":null},{"binding":["factors:f1.total"],"bop_function":null,"change":-2507.44,"col":"F_LREG","component":"total","confidence":"low","flags":[],"label":"estimated","pct_change":-0.002064,"prior":1214924.48,"prior_status":"estimated","prov":"sam_factors:c2487f0f6b07","ref":"F1a","role":"free","row":"H_R5","status":"balanced","v":1212417.04,"verdict":null,"why":null},{"binding":["factors:f2f3.hh_gross_os_mi"],"bop_function":null,"change":-4358.24,"col":"F_MIXD","component":"farm","confidence":"low","flags":[],"label":"balancing_set","pct_change":-0.004958,"prior":878968.09,"prior_status":"estimated","prov":"sam_factors:6b22f2494831","ref":"F2","role":"free","row":"H_R5","status":"balanced","v":874609.84,"verdict":"explained","why":"Explained. Cell H_R5 <- F_MIXD: 14,79,428 -> 14,72,093 (-7,336, -0.5%; 2 entries). Largest moves: factors F2 farm -4,358 (-0.5%); factors F2 nonfarm -2,977 (-0.5%). The largest mover is explained under its entry: Not a factor-income source disagreement: the total is held by f2f3.hh_gross_os_mi (target 97,71,431, balanced 97,71,432, at its upper edge), and the group split is an IFPRI 2022/23 key mapped k = q (D2-19; free, low). The binding K4 constraint raises every group's saving (Z -3,84,547) roughly in proportion to its prior, so the groups whose priors save most need the most extra income and the factor total is re-split among groups by a fraction of a per cent (factors-22)."},{"binding":["factors:f2f3.hh_gross_os_mi"],"bop_function":null,"change":-2977.3,"col":"F_MIXD","component":"nonfarm","confidence":"low","flags":[],"label":"balancing_set","pct_change":-0.004958,"prior":600460.38,"prior_status":"estimated","prov":"sam_factors:6b22f2494831","ref":"F2","role":"free","row":"H_R5","status":"balanced","v":597483.08,"verdict":"explained","why":"Explained. Cell H_R5 <- F_MIXD: 14,79,428 -> 14,72,093 (-7,336, -0.5%; 2 entries). Largest moves: factors F2 farm -4,358 (-0.5%); factors F2 nonfarm -2,977 (-0.5%). The largest mover is explained under its entry: Not a factor-income source disagreement: the total is held by f2f3.hh_gross_os_mi (target 97,71,431, balanced 97,71,432, at its upper edge), and the group split is an IFPRI 2022/23 key mapped k = q (D2-19; free, low). The binding K4 constraint raises every group's saving (Z -3,84,547) roughly in proportion to its prior, so the groups whose priors save most need the most extra income and the factor total is re-split among groups by a fraction of a per cent (factors-22)."},{"binding":["government:gov.cofog.current_transfers","government:gov.r10.lpg_dbt"],"bop_function":null,"change":-76.6,"col":"G_CEN","component":"lpg_dbt","confidence":"low","flags":["judgement_band"],"label":"balancing_set","pct_change":-0.054781,"prior":1398.28,"prior_status":"estimated","prov":"sam_government:75d9c8229a97","ref":"R10","role":"free","row":"H_R5","status":"balanced","v":1321.68,"verdict":null,"why":null},{"binding":["government:gov.cofog.current_transfers","government:gov.r10.pm_kisan"],"bop_function":null,"change":-572.47,"col":"G_CEN","component":"pm_kisan","confidence":"low","flags":["judgement_band"],"label":"balancing_set","pct_change":-0.056465,"prior":10138.6,"prior_status":"estimated","prov":"sam_government:ba7475e8b7ba","ref":"R10","role":"free","row":"H_R5","status":"balanced","v":9566.13,"verdict":null,"why":null},{"binding":["government:gov.cofog.current_transfers","government:gov.r10.social_security"],"bop_function":null,"change":-273.0,"col":"G_CEN","component":"social_security","confidence":"low","flags":["judgement_band"],"label":"balancing_set","pct_change":-0.104529,"prior":2611.73,"prior_status":"estimated","prov":"sam_government:3886123016a9","ref":"R10","role":"free","row":"H_R5","status":"balanced","v":2338.73,"verdict":null,"why":null},{"binding":[],"bop_function":null,"change":284.4,"col":"G_CEN","component":"gsec_direct","confidence":"low","flags":[],"label":"estimated","pct_change":0.20591,"prior":1381.2,"prior_status":"estimated","prov":"sam_fincorp:4a7d472c7b03","ref":"R8a","role":"free","row":"H_R5","status":"balanced","v":1665.61,"verdict":null,"why":null},{"binding":[],"bop_function":null,"change":449.06,"col":"G_CEN","component":"mf_lookthrough","confidence":"low","flags":[],"label":"estimated","pct_change":0.20591,"prior":2180.85,"prior_status":"estimated","prov":"sam_fincorp:4a7d472c7b03","ref":"R8a","role":"free","row":"H_R5","status":"balanced","v":2629.91,"verdict":null,"why":null},{"binding":[],"bop_function":null,"change":1264.48,"col":"G_CEN","component":"small_savings","confidence":"medium","flags":[],"label":"estimated","pct_change":0.047922,"prior":26386.39,"prior_status":"estimated","prov":"sam_fincorp:262ea2c92423","ref":"R8a","role":"free","row":"H_R5","status":"balanced","v":27650.87,"verdict":null,"why":null},{"binding":["government:gov.cofog.current_transfers","government:gov.r9.centre"],"bop_function":null,"change":-850.41,"col":"G_CEN","component":"pensions","confidence":"low","flags":["judgement_band"],"label":"balancing_set","pct_change":-0.021974,"prior":38700.03,"prior_status":"estimated","prov":"sam_government:9acb5a260093","ref":"R9a","role":"free","row":"H_R5","status":"balanced","v":37849.62,"verdict":null,"why":null},{"binding":["fincorp:r9c.gpf_union"],"bop_function":null,"change":63.35,"col":"G_CEN","component":"gpf_union","confidence":"medium","flags":[],"label":"estimated","pct_change":0.019487,"prior":3250.99,"prior_status":"estimated","prov":"sam_fincorp:5ad606278166","ref":"R9c","role":"free","row":"H_R5","status":"balanced","v":3314.35,"verdict":null,"why":null},{"binding":["government:gov.cofog.current_transfers"],"bop_function":null,"change":8653.1,"col":"G_STA","component":"cash_schemes","confidence":"low","flags":["judgement_band","level_unexplained"],"label":"balancing_set","pct_change":0.287583,"prior":30089.0,"prior_status":"estimated","prov":"sam_government:a24a6c317530","ref":"R10","role":"free","row":"H_R5","status":"balanced","v":38742.1,"verdict":"level unexplained","why":"Explained in direction; level unexplained (government-31, now bounded). H_R5 <- G_STA R10 cash_schemes, 30,089 -> 38,742 (8,653, +28.8%; z 1.288; free low; binding: gov.cofog.current_transfers (target 10,05,630, balanced 10,55,912, at its upper edge)). The prior left G_STA 4,50,426 over and households Z -3,84,547 short. The Wave C fix declared gov.cofog.current_transfers (R9a + R10 + R18 within 5% of NAS 2026 St 4.2 COFOG current transfers, 10,05,630; PM-KISAN moved from taxes' P10a to R10, government-30), and held the Union's R10 lines at their published totals, R9a by its bands and R18 at IGAS-2. So the States' cash_schemes carries the room up to the COFOG ceiling (10,55,912, +5.0%): 2,14,325 -> 2,77,356 over the ten groups, every group z 1.28-1.30. Direction: RBI State Finances show the States' revenue expenditure about 3.3 lakh above the outlays the SAM writes for them (government-27), and FC16 covers only 21 States' cash-transfer and social-security schemes (2,06,387, grossed up). Level: no source supports the balanced figure (it is the FC16 figure +29%); it is now bounded by the published NAS 4.2 total instead of rising 74% as before. GRAS (no weights, no constraints) gives 31,493. The prior account gaps (BALANCING.md 'Pre-balancing imbalances'; closure institution_gaps): G_STA 4,50,426, households Z -3,84,547, E_NFPU 3,12,829, G_CEN -2,98,948, E_NBFC 2,32,893, E_INSP -1,21,568, E_NFPR -1,13,892, E_BANK -1,02,838, E_RBI 25,646."},{"binding":["fincorp:r3b.states_nas_concept"],"bop_function":null,"change":33.28,"col":"G_STA","component":"gsec_direct","confidence":"low","flags":["level_unexplained"],"label":"balancing_set","pct_change":0.066954,"prior":497.07,"prior_status":"estimated","prov":"sam_fincorp:4a7d472c7b03","ref":"R8a","role":"free","row":"H_R5","status":"balanced","v":530.35,"verdict":"level unexplained","why":"Explained in direction; level unexplained (government-31, now bounded). Cell H_R5 <- G_STA: 1,17,490 -> 1,28,517 (11,027, +9.4%; 5 entries). Largest moves: government R10 cash_schemes 8,653 (+28.8%); government R9a pensions 2,150 (+2.8%); fincorp R9c gpf_states 153 (+1.6%); fincorp R8a mf_lookthrough 38 (+6.7%); fincorp R8a gsec_direct 33 (+6.7%). The prior left G_STA 4,50,426 over and households Z -3,84,547 short. The Wave C fix declared gov.cofog.current_transfers (R9a + R10 + R18 within 5% of NAS 2026 St 4.2 COFOG current transfers, 10,05,630; PM-KISAN moved from taxes' P10a to R10, government-30), and held the Union's R10 lines at their published totals, R9a by its bands and R18 at IGAS-2. So the States' cash_schemes carries the room up to the COFOG ceiling (10,55,912, +5.0%): 2,14,325 -> 2,77,356 over the ten groups, every group z 1.28-1.30. Direction: RBI State Finances show the States' revenue expenditure about 3.3 lakh above the outlays the SAM writes for them (government-27), and FC16 covers only 21 States' cash-transfer and social-security schemes (2,06,387, grossed up). Level: no source supports the balanced figure (it is the FC16 figure +29%); it is now bounded by the published NAS 4.2 total instead of rising 74% as before."},{"binding":["fincorp:r3b.states_nas_concept"],"bop_function":null,"change":37.93,"col":"G_STA","component":"mf_lookthrough","confidence":"low","flags":["level_unexplained"],"label":"balancing_set","pct_change":0.066954,"prior":566.49,"prior_status":"estimated","prov":"sam_fincorp:4a7d472c7b03","ref":"R8a","role":"free","row":"H_R5","status":"balanced","v":604.42,"verdict":"level unexplained","why":"Explained in direction; level unexplained (government-31, now bounded). Cell H_R5 <- G_STA: 1,17,490 -> 1,28,517 (11,027, +9.4%; 5 entries). Largest moves: government R10 cash_schemes 8,653 (+28.8%); government R9a pensions 2,150 (+2.8%); fincorp R9c gpf_states 153 (+1.6%); fincorp R8a mf_lookthrough 38 (+6.7%); fincorp R8a gsec_direct 33 (+6.7%). The prior left G_STA 4,50,426 over and households Z -3,84,547 short. The Wave C fix declared gov.cofog.current_transfers (R9a + R10 + R18 within 5% of NAS 2026 St 4.2 COFOG current transfers, 10,05,630; PM-KISAN moved from taxes' P10a to R10, government-30), and held the Union's R10 lines at their published totals, R9a by its bands and R18 at IGAS-2. So the States' cash_schemes carries the room up to the COFOG ceiling (10,55,912, +5.0%): 2,14,325 -> 2,77,356 over the ten groups, every group z 1.28-1.30. Direction: RBI State Finances show the States' revenue expenditure about 3.3 lakh above the outlays the SAM writes for them (government-27), and FC16 covers only 21 States' cash-transfer and social-security schemes (2,06,387, grossed up). Level: no source supports the balanced figure (it is the FC16 figure +29%); it is now bounded by the published NAS 4.2 total instead of rising 74% as before."},{"binding":["government:gov.cofog.current_transfers","government:gov.r9.states"],"bop_function":null,"change":2150.3,"col":"G_STA","component":"pensions","confidence":"low","flags":["judgement_band","level_unexplained"],"label":"balancing_set","pct_change":0.027925,"prior":77003.1,"prior_status":"estimated","prov":"sam_government:9acb5a260093","ref":"R9a","role":"free","row":"H_R5","status":"balanced","v":79153.41,"verdict":"level unexplained","why":"Explained in direction; level unexplained (government-31, now bounded). Cell H_R5 <- G_STA: 1,17,490 -> 1,28,517 (11,027, +9.4%; 5 entries). Largest moves: government R10 cash_schemes 8,653 (+28.8%); government R9a pensions 2,150 (+2.8%); fincorp R9c gpf_states 153 (+1.6%); fincorp R8a mf_lookthrough 38 (+6.7%); fincorp R8a gsec_direct 33 (+6.7%). The prior left G_STA 4,50,426 over and households Z -3,84,547 short. The Wave C fix declared gov.cofog.current_transfers (R9a + R10 + R18 within 5% of NAS 2026 St 4.2 COFOG current transfers, 10,05,630; PM-KISAN moved from taxes' P10a to R10, government-30), and held the Union's R10 lines at their published totals, R9a by its bands and R18 at IGAS-2. So the States' cash_schemes carries the room up to the COFOG ceiling (10,55,912, +5.0%): 2,14,325 -> 2,77,356 over the ten groups, every group z 1.28-1.30. Direction: RBI State Finances show the States' revenue expenditure about 3.3 lakh above the outlays the SAM writes for them (government-27), and FC16 covers only 21 States' cash-transfer and social-security schemes (2,06,387, grossed up). Level: no source supports the balanced figure (it is the FC16 figure +29%); it is now bounded by the published NAS 4.2 total instead of rising 74% as before."},{"binding":["fincorp:r3b.states_nas_concept"],"bop_function":null,"change":152.46,"col":"G_STA","component":"gpf_states","confidence":"medium","flags":["level_unexplained"],"label":"balancing_set","pct_change":0.016334,"prior":9334.13,"prior_status":"estimated","prov":"sam_fincorp:b2331f15e6ee","ref":"R9c","role":"free","row":"H_R5","status":"balanced","v":9486.59,"verdict":"level unexplained","why":"Explained in direction; level unexplained (government-31, now bounded). Cell H_R5 <- G_STA: 1,17,490 -> 1,28,517 (11,027, +9.4%; 5 entries). Largest moves: government R10 cash_schemes 8,653 (+28.8%); government R9a pensions 2,150 (+2.8%); fincorp R9c gpf_states 153 (+1.6%); fincorp R8a mf_lookthrough 38 (+6.7%); fincorp R8a gsec_direct 33 (+6.7%). The prior left G_STA 4,50,426 over and households Z -3,84,547 short. The Wave C fix declared gov.cofog.current_transfers (R9a + R10 + R18 within 5% of NAS 2026 St 4.2 COFOG current transfers, 10,05,630; PM-KISAN moved from taxes' P10a to R10, government-30), and held the Union's R10 lines at their published totals, R9a by its bands and R18 at IGAS-2. So the States' cash_schemes carries the room up to the COFOG ceiling (10,55,912, +5.0%): 2,14,325 -> 2,77,356 over the ten groups, every group z 1.28-1.30. Direction: RBI State Finances show the States' revenue expenditure about 3.3 lakh above the outlays the SAM writes for them (government-27), and FC16 covers only 21 States' cash-transfer and social-security schemes (2,06,387, grossed up). Level: no source supports the balanced figure (it is the FC16 figure +29%); it is now bounded by the published NAS 4.2 total instead of rising 74% as 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H_U1 <- E_NFPR R8a distributed_income, 8,211 -> 9,092 (881, +10.7%; z 1.107; free low; no constraint binds on it). Households fell short of NAS 2026 St 1.9 household saving by Z = -3,84,547 in the prior (closure hh_saving; K4 held by cf.k4.hh_saving). Their net property income is several lakh crore below the old-base NAS 2024 St 5.0 ratio of net D4 to primary income (fincorp-19), so the household receipts of property income rise toward that structure and their interest payments fall. Every free, low household receipt of property income moves by about the same factor within a payer (AIDIS 2019 keys; FSF stocks x scaled rates). GRAS (no weights, no constraints) gives 8,356."},{"binding":[],"bop_function":null,"change":387.95,"col":"E_NFPR","component":"distributed_income_mf","confidence":"low","flags":["old_base_structure","depends_on_assumption"],"label":"balancing_set","pct_change":0.107272,"prior":3616.46,"prior_status":"estimated","prov":"sam_fincorp:f6cf865ac4ad","ref":"R8a","role":"free","row":"H_U1","status":"balanced","v":4004.4,"verdict":"explained","why":"Explained. Cell H_U1 <- E_NFPR: 14,936 -> 16,539 (1,603, +10.7%; 4 entries). Largest moves: fincorp R8a distributed_income 881 (+10.7%); fincorp R8a distributed_income_mf 388 (+10.7%); fincorp R8a dividends 206 (+10.7%); fincorp R8a mf_lookthrough 128 (+10.7%). The largest mover is explained under its entry: Households fell short of NAS 2026 St 1.9 household saving by Z = -3,84,547 in the prior (closure hh_saving; K4 held by cf.k4.hh_saving). Their net property income is several lakh crore below the old-base NAS 2024 St 5.0 ratio of net D4 to primary income (fincorp-19), so the household receipts of property income rise toward that structure and their interest payments fall. Every free, low household receipt of property income moves by about the same factor within a payer (AIDIS 2019 keys; FSF stocks x scaled rates)."},{"binding":[],"bop_function":null,"change":205.69,"col":"E_NFPR","component":"dividends","confidence":"low","flags":[],"label":"balancing_set","pct_change":0.107272,"prior":1917.41,"prior_status":"estimated","prov":"sam_fincorp:4a7d472c7b03","ref":"R8a","role":"free","row":"H_U1","status":"balanced","v":2123.1,"verdict":"explained","why":"Explained. Cell H_U1 <- E_NFPR: 14,936 -> 16,539 (1,603, +10.7%; 4 entries). Largest moves: fincorp R8a distributed_income 881 (+10.7%); fincorp R8a distributed_income_mf 388 (+10.7%); fincorp R8a dividends 206 (+10.7%); fincorp R8a mf_lookthrough 128 (+10.7%). The largest mover is explained under its entry: Households fell short of NAS 2026 St 1.9 household saving by Z = -3,84,547 in the prior (closure hh_saving; K4 held by cf.k4.hh_saving). Their net property income is several lakh crore below the old-base NAS 2024 St 5.0 ratio of net D4 to primary income (fincorp-19), so the household receipts of property income rise toward that structure and their interest payments fall. Every free, low household receipt of property income moves by about the same factor within a payer (AIDIS 2019 keys; FSF stocks x scaled rates)."},{"binding":[],"bop_function":null,"change":127.86,"col":"E_NFPR","component":"mf_lookthrough","confidence":"low","flags":[],"label":"balancing_set","pct_change":0.107272,"prior":1191.95,"prior_status":"estimated","prov":"sam_fincorp:4a7d472c7b03","ref":"R8a","role":"free","row":"H_U1","status":"balanced","v":1319.81,"verdict":"explained","why":"Explained. Cell H_U1 <- E_NFPR: 14,936 -> 16,539 (1,603, +10.7%; 4 entries). Largest moves: fincorp R8a distributed_income 881 (+10.7%); fincorp R8a distributed_income_mf 388 (+10.7%); fincorp R8a dividends 206 (+10.7%); fincorp R8a mf_lookthrough 128 (+10.7%). The largest mover is explained under its entry: Households fell short of NAS 2026 St 1.9 household saving by Z = -3,84,547 in the prior (closure hh_saving; K4 held by cf.k4.hh_saving). Their net property income is several lakh crore below the old-base NAS 2024 St 5.0 ratio of net D4 to primary income (fincorp-19), so the household receipts of property income rise toward that structure and their interest payments fall. 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59,"col":"G_CEN","component":"social_security","confidence":"low","flags":["judgement_band"],"label":"balancing_set","pct_change":-0.100629,"prior":1108.93,"prior_status":"estimated","prov":"sam_government:3886123016a9","ref":"R10","role":"free","row":"H_U1","status":"balanced","v":997.34,"verdict":null,"why":null},{"binding":[],"bop_function":null,"change":57.7,"col":"G_CEN","component":"gsec_direct","confidence":"low","flags":[],"label":"estimated","pct_change":0.211163,"prior":273.26,"prior_status":"estimated","prov":"sam_fincorp:4a7d472c7b03","ref":"R8a","role":"free","row":"H_U1","status":"balanced","v":330.96,"verdict":null,"why":null},{"binding":[],"bop_function":null,"change":91.11,"col":"G_CEN","component":"mf_lookthrough","confidence":"low","flags":[],"label":"estimated","pct_change":0.211163,"prior":431.46,"prior_status":"estimated","prov":"sam_fincorp:4a7d472c7b03","ref":"R8a","role":"free","row":"H_U1","status":"balanced","v":522.57,"verdict":null,"why":null},{"binding":[],"bop_function":null,"change":256.11,"col":"G_CEN","component":"small_savings","confidence":"medium","flags":[],"label":"estimated","pct_change":0.049061,"prior":5220.3,"prior_status":"estimated","prov":"sam_fincorp:262ea2c92423","ref":"R8a","role":"free","row":"H_U1","status":"balanced","v":5476.41,"verdict":null,"why":null},{"binding":["government:gov.cofog.current_transfers","government:gov.r9.centre"],"bop_function":null,"change":-169.2,"col":"G_CEN","component":"pensions","confidence":"low","flags":["judgement_band"],"label":"balancing_set","pct_change":-0.017715,"prior":9551.4,"prior_status":"estimated","prov":"sam_government:9acb5a260093","ref":"R9a","role":"free","row":"H_U1","status":"balanced","v":9382.2,"verdict":null,"why":null},{"binding":["fincorp:r9c.gpf_union"],"bop_function":null,"change":16.53,"col":"G_CEN","component":"gpf_union","confidence":"medium","flags":[],"label":"estimated","pct_change":0.020596,"prior":802.36,"prior_status":"estimated","prov":"sam_fincorp:5ad606278166","ref":"R9c","role":"free","row":"H_U1","status":"balanced","v":818.89,"verdict":null,"why":null},{"binding":["government:gov.cofog.current_transfers"],"bop_function":null,"change":3745.73,"col":"G_STA","component":"cash_schemes","confidence":"low","flags":["judgement_band","level_unexplained"],"label":"balancing_set","pct_change":0.293192,"prior":12775.71,"prior_status":"estimated","prov":"sam_government:a24a6c317530","ref":"R10","role":"free","row":"H_U1","status":"balanced","v":16521.44,"verdict":"level unexplained","why":"Explained in direction; level unexplained (government-31, now bounded). H_U1 <- G_STA R10 cash_schemes, 12,776 -> 16,521 (3,746, +29.3%; z 1.293; free low; binding: gov.cofog.current_transfers (target 10,05,630, balanced 10,55,912, at its upper edge)). The prior left G_STA 4,50,426 over and households Z -3,84,547 short. The Wave C fix declared gov.cofog.current_transfers (R9a + R10 + R18 within 5% of NAS 2026 St 4.2 COFOG current transfers, 10,05,630; PM-KISAN moved from taxes' P10a to R10, government-30), and held the Union's R10 lines at their published totals, R9a by its bands and R18 at IGAS-2. So the States' cash_schemes carries the room up to the COFOG ceiling (10,55,912, +5.0%): 2,14,325 -> 2,77,356 over the ten groups, every group z 1.28-1.30. Direction: RBI State Finances show the States' revenue expenditure about 3.3 lakh above the outlays the SAM writes for them (government-27), and FC16 covers only 21 States' cash-transfer and social-security schemes (2,06,387, grossed up). Level: no source supports the balanced figure (it is the FC16 figure +29%); it is now bounded by the published NAS 4.2 total instead of rising 74% as before. GRAS (no weights, no constraints) gives 13,316. The prior account gaps (BALANCING.md 'Pre-balancing imbalances'; closure institution_gaps): G_STA 4,50,426, households Z -3,84,547, E_NFPU 3,12,829, G_CEN -2,98,948, E_NBFC 2,32,893, E_INSP -1,21,568, E_NFPR -1,13,892, E_BANK -1,02,838, E_RBI 25,646."},{"binding":["fincorp:r3b.states_nas_concept"],"bop_function":null,"change":7.04,"col":"G_STA","component":"gsec_direct","confidence":"low","flags":["level_unexplained"],"label":"balancing_set","pct_change":0.071601,"prior":98.34,"prior_status":"estimated","prov":"sam_fincorp:4a7d472c7b03","ref":"R8a","role":"free","row":"H_U1","status":"balanced","v":105.38,"verdict":"level unexplained","why":"Explained in direction; level unexplained (government-31, now bounded). Cell H_U1 <- G_STA: 34,295 -> 38,711 (4,417, +12.9%; 5 entries). Largest moves: government R10 cash_schemes 3,746 (+29.3%); government R9a pensions 616 (+3.2%); fincorp R9c gpf_states 40 (+1.7%); fincorp R8a mf_lookthrough 8 (+7.2%); fincorp R8a gsec_direct 7 (+7.2%). The prior left G_STA 4,50,426 over and households Z -3,84,547 short. The Wave C fix declared gov.cofog.current_transfers (R9a + R10 + R18 within 5% of NAS 2026 St 4.2 COFOG current transfers, 10,05,630; PM-KISAN moved from taxes' P10a to R10, government-30), and held the Union's R10 lines at their published totals, R9a by its bands and R18 at IGAS-2. So the States' cash_schemes carries the room up to the COFOG ceiling (10,55,912, +5.0%): 2,14,325 -> 2,77,356 over the ten groups, every group z 1.28-1.30. Direction: RBI State Finances show the States' revenue expenditure about 3.3 lakh above the outlays the SAM writes for them (government-27), and FC16 covers only 21 States' cash-transfer and social-security schemes (2,06,387, grossed up). Level: no source supports the balanced figure (it is the FC16 figure +29%); it is now bounded by the published NAS 4.2 total instead of rising 74% as before."},{"binding":["fincorp:r3b.states_nas_concept"],"bop_function":null,"change":8.02,"col":"G_STA","component":"mf_lookthrough","confidence":"low","flags":["level_unexplained"],"label":"balancing_set","pct_change":0.071601,"prior":112.07,"prior_status":"estimated","prov":"sam_fincorp:4a7d472c7b03","ref":"R8a","role":"free","row":"H_U1","status":"balanced","v":120.1,"verdict":"level unexplained","why":"Explained in direction; level unexplained (government-31, now bounded). Cell H_U1 <- G_STA: 34,295 -> 38,711 (4,417, +12.9%; 5 entries). Largest moves: government R10 cash_schemes 3,746 (+29.3%); government R9a pensions 616 (+3.2%); fincorp R9c gpf_states 40 (+1.7%); fincorp R8a mf_lookthrough 8 (+7.2%); fincorp R8a gsec_direct 7 (+7.2%). The prior left G_STA 4,50,426 over and households Z -3,84,547 short. The Wave C fix declared gov.cofog.current_transfers (R9a + R10 + R18 within 5% of NAS 2026 St 4.2 COFOG current transfers, 10,05,630; PM-KISAN moved from taxes' P10a to R10, government-30), and held the Union's R10 lines at their published totals, R9a by its bands and R18 at IGAS-2. So the States' cash_schemes carries the room up to the COFOG ceiling (10,55,912, +5.0%): 2,14,325 -> 2,77,356 over the ten groups, every group z 1.28-1.30. Direction: RBI State Finances show the States' revenue expenditure about 3.3 lakh above the outlays the SAM writes for them (government-27), and FC16 covers only 21 States' cash-transfer and social-security schemes (2,06,387, grossed up). Level: no source supports the balanced figure (it is the FC16 figure +29%); it is now bounded by the published NAS 4.2 total instead of rising 74% as before."},{"binding":["government:gov.cofog.current_transfers","government:gov.r9.states"],"bop_function":null,"change":615.8,"col":"G_STA","component":"pensions","confidence":"low","flags":["judgement_band","level_unexplained"],"label":"balancing_set","pct_change":0.032402,"prior":19004.84,"prior_status":"estimated","prov":"sam_government:9acb5a260093","ref":"R9a","role":"free","row":"H_U1","status":"balanced","v":19620.63,"verdict":"level unexplained","why":"Explained in direction; level unexplained (government-31, now bounded). Cell H_U1 <- G_STA: 34,295 -> 38,711 (4,417, +12.9%; 5 entries). Largest moves: government R10 cash_schemes 3,746 (+29.3%); government R9a pensions 616 (+3.2%); fincorp R9c gpf_states 40 (+1.7%); fincorp R8a mf_lookthrough 8 (+7.2%); fincorp R8a gsec_direct 7 (+7.2%). The prior left G_STA 4,50,426 over and households Z -3,84,547 short. The Wave C fix declared gov.cofog.current_transfers (R9a + R10 + R18 within 5% of NAS 2026 St 4.2 COFOG current transfers, 10,05,630; PM-KISAN moved from taxes' P10a to R10, government-30), and held the Union's R10 lines at their published totals, R9a by its bands and R18 at IGAS-2. So the States' cash_schemes carries the room up to the COFOG ceiling (10,55,912, +5.0%): 2,14,325 -> 2,77,356 over the ten groups, every group z 1.28-1.30. Direction: RBI State Finances show the States' revenue expenditure about 3.3 lakh above the outlays the SAM writes for them (government-27), and FC16 covers only 21 States' cash-transfer and social-security schemes (2,06,387, grossed up). Level: no source supports the balanced figure (it is the FC16 figure +29%); it is now bounded by the published NAS 4.2 total instead of rising 74% as before."},{"binding":["fincorp:r3b.states_nas_concept"],"bop_function":null,"change":40.17,"col":"G_STA","component":"gpf_states","confidence":"medium","flags":["level_unexplained"],"label":"balancing_set","pct_change":0.017439,"prior":2303.72,"prior_status":"estimated","prov":"sam_fincorp:b2331f15e6ee","ref":"R9c","role":"free","row":"H_U1","status":"balanced","v":2343.89,"verdict":"level unexplained","why":"Explained in direction; level unexplained (government-31, now bounded). Cell H_U1 <- G_STA: 34,295 -> 38,711 (4,417, +12.9%; 5 entries). Largest moves: government R10 cash_schemes 3,746 (+29.3%); government R9a pensions 616 (+3.2%); fincorp R9c gpf_states 40 (+1.7%); fincorp R8a mf_lookthrough 8 (+7.2%); fincorp R8a gsec_direct 7 (+7.2%). The prior left G_STA 4,50,426 over and households Z -3,84,547 short. The Wave C fix declared gov.cofog.current_transfers (R9a + R10 + R18 within 5% of NAS 2026 St 4.2 COFOG current transfers, 10,05,630; PM-KISAN moved from taxes' P10a to R10, government-30), and held the Union's R10 lines at their published totals, R9a by its bands and R18 at IGAS-2. So the States' cash_schemes carries the room up to the COFOG ceiling (10,55,912, +5.0%): 2,14,325 -> 2,77,356 over the ten groups, every group z 1.28-1.30. Direction: RBI State Finances show the States' revenue expenditure about 3.3 lakh above the outlays the SAM writes for them (government-27), and FC16 covers only 21 States' cash-transfer and social-security schemes (2,06,387, grossed up). Level: no source supports the balanced figure (it is the FC16 figure +29%); it is now bounded by the published NAS 4.2 total instead of rising 74% as before."},{"binding":["rest_of_world:row.r11_total"],"bop_function":null,"change":54.8,"col":"R_ROW","component":"remittances","confidence":"low","flags":[],"label":"estimated","pct_change":0.001929,"prior":28408.06,"prior_status":"estimated","prov":"sam_rest_of_world:46590e3f1880","ref":"R11a","role":"free","row":"H_U1","status":"balanced","v":28462.85,"verdict":null,"why":null},{"binding":[],"bop_function":null,"change":0.78,"col":"E_BANK","component":"debentures","confidence":"low","flags":[],"label":"estimated","pct_change":0.095311,"prior":8.19,"prior_status":"estimated","prov":"sam_fincorp:4a7d472c7b03","ref":"R8a","role":"free","row":"H_U2","status":"estimated","v":8.97,"verdict":"explained","why":"Explained. Cell H_U2 <- E_BANK: 65,172 -> 71,378 (6,206, +9.5%; 4 entries). Largest moves: fincorp R8a deposits_bank 5,850 (+9.5%); fincorp R8a mf_lookthrough 327 (+9.5%); fincorp R8a dividends 29 (+9.5%). The largest mover is explained under its entry: Households fell short of NAS 2026 St 1.9 household saving by Z = -3,84,547 in the prior (closure hh_saving; K4 held by cf.k4.hh_saving). Their net property income is several lakh crore below the old-base NAS 2024 St 5.0 ratio of net D4 to primary income (fincorp-19), so the household receipts of property income rise toward that structure and their interest payments fall. Every free, low household receipt of property income moves by about the same factor within a payer (AIDIS 2019 keys; FSF stocks x scaled rates)."},{"binding":[],"bop_function":null,"change":5854.68,"col":"E_BANK","component":"deposits_bank","confidence":"low","flags":[],"label":"balancing_set","pct_change":0.095311,"prior":61427.23,"prior_status":"estimated","prov":"sam_fincorp:4a7d472c7b03","ref":"R8a","role":"free","row":"H_U2","status":"balanced","v":67281.91,"verdict":"explained","why":"Explained. H_U2 <- E_BANK R8a deposits_bank, 61,427 -> 67,277 (5,850, +9.5%; z 1.095; free low; no constraint binds on it). Households fell short of NAS 2026 St 1.9 household saving by Z = -3,84,547 in the prior (closure hh_saving; K4 held by cf.k4.hh_saving). Their net property income is several lakh crore below the old-base NAS 2024 St 5.0 ratio of net D4 to primary income (fincorp-19), so the household receipts of property income rise toward that structure and their interest payments fall. Every free, low household receipt of property income moves by about the same factor within a payer (AIDIS 2019 keys; FSF stocks x scaled rates). GRAS (no weights, no constraints) gives 61,657."},{"binding":[],"bop_function":null,"change":28.87,"col":"E_BANK","component":"dividends","confidence":"low","flags":[],"label":"balancing_set","pct_change":0.095311,"prior":302.95,"prior_status":"estimated","prov":"sam_fincorp:4a7d472c7b03","ref":"R8a","role":"free","row":"H_U2","status":"balanced","v":331.83,"verdict":"explained","why":"Explained. Cell H_U2 <- E_BANK: 65,172 -> 71,378 (6,206, +9.5%; 4 entries). Largest moves: fincorp R8a deposits_bank 5,850 (+9.5%); fincorp R8a mf_lookthrough 327 (+9.5%); fincorp R8a dividends 29 (+9.5%). The largest mover is explained under its entry: Households fell short of NAS 2026 St 1.9 household saving by Z = -3,84,547 in the prior (closure hh_saving; K4 held by cf.k4.hh_saving). Their net property income is several lakh crore below the old-base NAS 2024 St 5.0 ratio of net D4 to primary income (fincorp-19), so the household receipts of property income rise toward that structure and their interest payments fall. Every free, low household receipt of property income moves by about the same factor within a payer (AIDIS 2019 keys; FSF stocks x scaled rates)."},{"binding":[],"bop_function":null,"change":327.27,"col":"E_BANK","component":"mf_lookthrough","confidence":"low","flags":[],"label":"balancing_set","pct_change":0.095311,"prior":3433.68,"prior_status":"estimated","prov":"sam_fincorp:4a7d472c7b03","ref":"R8a","role":"free","row":"H_U2","status":"balanced","v":3760.94,"verdict":"explained","why":"Explained. Cell H_U2 <- E_BANK: 65,172 -> 71,378 (6,206, +9.5%; 4 entries). Largest moves: fincorp R8a deposits_bank 5,850 (+9.5%); fincorp R8a mf_lookthrough 327 (+9.5%); fincorp R8a dividends 29 (+9.5%). The largest mover is explained under its entry: Households fell short of NAS 2026 St 1.9 household saving by Z = -3,84,547 in the prior (closure hh_saving; K4 held by cf.k4.hh_saving). Their net property income is several lakh crore below the old-base NAS 2024 St 5.0 ratio of net D4 to primary income (fincorp-19), so the household receipts of property income rise toward that structure and their interest payments fall. Every free, low household receipt of property income moves by about the same factor within a payer (AIDIS 2019 keys; FSF stocks x scaled rates)."},{"binding":["fincorp:r17.claims"],"bop_function":null,"change":78.87,"col":"E_INSP","component":"claim","confidence":"medium","flags":["depends_on_assumption"],"label":"estimated","pct_change":0.015315,"prior":5150.21,"prior_status":"estimated","prov":"sam_fincorp:e804e530cf07","ref":"R17","role":"free","row":"H_U2","status":"balanced","v":5229.08,"verdict":null,"why":null},{"binding":["fincorp:r17.supplements"],"bop_function":null,"change":17.33,"col":"E_INSP","component":"premium_supplement","confidence":"medium","flags":["depends_on_assumption"],"label":"estimated","pct_change":0.015468,"prior":1120.56,"prior_status":"estimated","prov":"sam_fincorp:e804e530cf07","ref":"R17","role":"free","row":"H_U2","status":"balanced","v":1137.89,"verdict":null,"why":null},{"binding":[],"bop_function":null,"change":-0.17,"col":"E_INSP","component":"dividends","confidence":"low","flags":[],"label":"estimated","pct_change":-0.055066,"prior":3.14,"prior_status":"estimated","prov":"sam_fincorp:4a7d472c7b03","ref":"R8a","role":"free","row":"H_U2","status":"estimated","v":2.97,"verdict":null,"why":null},{"binding":[],"bop_function":null,"change":-0.39,"col":"E_INSP","component":"mf_lookthrough","confidence":"low","flags":[],"label":"estimated","pct_change":-0.055066,"prior":7.03,"prior_status":"estimated","prov":"sam_fincorp:4a7d472c7b03","ref":"R8a","role":"free","row":"H_U2","status":"estimated","v":6.65,"verdict":null,"why":null},{"binding":[],"bop_function":null,"change":-112.61,"col":"E_INSP","component":"epf","confidence":"medium","flags":[],"label":"estimated","pct_change":-0.01406,"prior":8009.17,"prior_status":"estimated","prov":"sam_fincorp:b2331f15e6ee","ref":"R9c","role":"free","row":"H_U2","status":"balanced","v":7896.56,"verdict":null,"why":null},{"binding":[],"bop_function":null,"change":-256.31,"col":"E_INSP","component":"eps","confidence":"low","flags":[],"label":"estimated","pct_change":-0.055066,"prior":4654.53,"prior_status":"estimated","prov":"sam_fincorp:b2331f15e6ee","ref":"R9c","role":"free","row":"H_U2","status":"balanced","v":4398.23,"verdict":null,"why":null},{"binding":[],"bop_function":null,"change":-349.42,"col":"E_INSP","component":"exempted_pf","confidence":"low","flags":[],"label":"estimated","pct_change":-0.055066,"prior":6345.46,"prior_status":"estimated","prov":"sam_fincorp:b2331f15e6ee","ref":"R9c","role":"free","row":"H_U2","status":"balanced","v":5996.04,"verdict":null,"why":null},{"binding":[],"bop_function":null,"change":-287.4,"col":"E_INSP","component":"life","confidence":"medium","flags":[],"label":"estimated","pct_change":-0.01406,"prior":20440.82,"prior_status":"estimated","prov":"sam_fincorp:b2331f15e6ee","ref":"R9c","role":"free","row":"H_U2","status":"balanced","v":20153.42,"verdict":null,"why":null},{"binding":[],"bop_function":null,"change":-273.9,"col":"E_INSP","component":"nps","confidence":"low","flags":[],"label":"estimated","pct_change":-0.055066,"prior":4974.03,"prior_status":"estimated","prov":"sam_fincorp:b2331f15e6ee","ref":"R9c","role":"free","row":"H_U2","status":"balanced","v":4700.14,"verdict":null,"why":null},{"binding":[],"bop_function":null,"change":320.56,"col":"E_NBFC","component":"debentures","confidence":"low","flags":[],"label":"balancing_set","pct_change":0.592389,"prior":541.13,"prior_status":"estimated","prov":"sam_fincorp:4a7d472c7b03","ref":"R8a","role":"free","row":"H_U2","status":"balanced","v":861.68,"verdict":"explained","why":"Explained. Cell H_U2 <- E_NBFC: 1,208 -> 1,924 (716, +59.2%; 4 entries). Largest moves: fincorp R8a debentures 321 (+59.2%); fincorp R8a mf_lookthrough 296 (+59.2%); fincorp R8a dividends 78 (+59.2%); fincorp R8a deposits_nbfc 22 (+59.2%). The largest mover is explained under its entry: Households fell short of NAS 2026 St 1.9 household saving by Z = -3,84,547 in the prior (closure hh_saving; K4 held by cf.k4.hh_saving). Their net property income is several lakh crore below the old-base NAS 2024 St 5.0 ratio of net D4 to primary income (fincorp-19), so the household receipts of property income rise toward that structure and their interest payments fall. NBFC debentures and MF-held NBFC paper pay about half the coupon in the prior (the NBFC expended scale 0.503, fincorp-4), and E_NBFC's prior surplus (2,32,893) pushes the same way, so these rise more than the other household receipts."},{"binding":[],"bop_function":null,"change":21.97,"col":"E_NBFC","component":"deposits_nbfc","confidence":"low","flags":[],"label":"balancing_set","pct_change":0.592389,"prior":37.09,"prior_status":"estimated","prov":"sam_fincorp:4a7d472c7b03","ref":"R8a","role":"free","row":"H_U2","status":"balanced","v":59.07,"verdict":"explained","why":"Explained. Cell H_U2 <- E_NBFC: 1,208 -> 1,924 (716, +59.2%; 4 entries). Largest moves: fincorp R8a debentures 321 (+59.2%); fincorp R8a mf_lookthrough 296 (+59.2%); fincorp R8a dividends 78 (+59.2%); fincorp R8a deposits_nbfc 22 (+59.2%). The largest mover is explained under its entry: Households fell short of NAS 2026 St 1.9 household saving by Z = -3,84,547 in the prior (closure hh_saving; K4 held by cf.k4.hh_saving). Their net property income is several lakh crore below the old-base NAS 2024 St 5.0 ratio of net D4 to primary income (fincorp-19), so the household receipts of property income rise toward that structure and their interest payments fall. NBFC debentures and MF-held NBFC paper pay about half the coupon in the prior (the NBFC expended scale 0.503, fincorp-4), and E_NBFC's prior surplus (2,32,893) pushes the same way, so these rise more than the other household receipts."},{"binding":[],"bop_function":null,"change":77.59,"col":"E_NBFC","component":"dividends","confidence":"low","flags":[],"label":"balancing_set","pct_change":0.592389,"prior":130.98,"prior_status":"estimated","prov":"sam_fincorp:4a7d472c7b03","ref":"R8a","role":"free","row":"H_U2","status":"balanced","v":208.56,"verdict":"explained","why":"Explained. Cell H_U2 <- E_NBFC: 1,208 -> 1,924 (716, +59.2%; 4 entries). Largest moves: fincorp R8a debentures 321 (+59.2%); fincorp R8a mf_lookthrough 296 (+59.2%); fincorp R8a dividends 78 (+59.2%); fincorp R8a deposits_nbfc 22 (+59.2%). The largest mover is explained under its entry: Households fell short of NAS 2026 St 1.9 household saving by Z = -3,84,547 in the prior (closure hh_saving; K4 held by cf.k4.hh_saving). Their net property income is several lakh crore below the old-base NAS 2024 St 5.0 ratio of net D4 to primary income (fincorp-19), so the household receipts of property income rise toward that structure and their interest payments fall. NBFC debentures and MF-held NBFC paper pay about half the coupon in the prior (the NBFC expended scale 0.503, fincorp-4), and E_NBFC's prior surplus (2,32,893) pushes the same way, so these rise more than the other household receipts."},{"binding":[],"bop_function":null,"change":295.53,"col":"E_NBFC","component":"mf_lookthrough","confidence":"low","flags":[],"label":"balancing_set","pct_change":0.592389,"prior":498.88,"prior_status":"estimated","prov":"sam_fincorp:4a7d472c7b03","ref":"R8a","role":"free","row":"H_U2","status":"balanced","v":794.41,"verdict":"explained","why":"Explained. Cell H_U2 <- E_NBFC: 1,208 -> 1,924 (716, +59.2%; 4 entries). Largest moves: fincorp R8a debentures 321 (+59.2%); fincorp R8a mf_lookthrough 296 (+59.2%); fincorp R8a dividends 78 (+59.2%); fincorp R8a deposits_nbfc 22 (+59.2%). The largest mover is explained under its entry: Households fell short of NAS 2026 St 1.9 household saving by Z = -3,84,547 in the prior (closure hh_saving; K4 held by cf.k4.hh_saving). Their net property income is several lakh crore below the old-base NAS 2024 St 5.0 ratio of net D4 to primary income (fincorp-19), so the household receipts of property income rise toward that structure and their interest payments fall. NBFC debentures and MF-held NBFC paper pay about half the coupon in the prior (the NBFC expended scale 0.503, fincorp-4), and E_NBFC's prior surplus (2,32,893) pushes the same way, so these rise more than the other household receipts."},{"binding":[],"bop_function":null,"change":1931.07,"col":"E_NFPR","component":"distributed_income","confidence":"low","flags":["old_base_structure","depends_on_assumption"],"label":"balancing_set","pct_change":0.105607,"prior":18285.5,"prior_status":"estimated","prov":"sam_fincorp:f6cf865ac4ad","ref":"R8a","role":"free","row":"H_U2","status":"balanced","v":20216.58,"verdict":"explained","why":"Explained. H_U2 <- E_NFPR R8a distributed_income, 18,286 -> 20,217 (1,932, +10.6%; z 1.106; free low; no constraint binds on it). Households fell short of NAS 2026 St 1.9 household saving by Z = -3,84,547 in the prior (closure hh_saving; K4 held by cf.k4.hh_saving). Their net property income is several lakh crore below the old-base NAS 2024 St 5.0 ratio of net D4 to primary income (fincorp-19), so the household receipts of property income rise toward that structure and their interest payments fall. Every free, low household receipt of property income moves by about the same factor within a payer (AIDIS 2019 keys; FSF stocks x scaled rates). GRAS (no weights, no constraints) gives 18,635."},{"binding":[],"bop_function":null,"change":850.56,"col":"E_NFPR","component":"distributed_income_mf","confidence":"low","flags":["old_base_structure","depends_on_assumption"],"label":"balancing_set","pct_change":0.105607,"prior":8053.99,"prior_status":"estimated","prov":"sam_fincorp:f6cf865ac4ad","ref":"R8a","role":"free","row":"H_U2","status":"balanced","v":8904.55,"verdict":"explained","why":"Explained. H_U2 <- E_NFPR R8a distributed_income_mf, 8,054 -> 8,905 (851, +10.6%; z 1.106; free low; no constraint binds on it). Households fell short of NAS 2026 St 1.9 household saving by Z = -3,84,547 in the prior (closure hh_saving; K4 held by cf.k4.hh_saving). Their net property income is several lakh crore below the old-base NAS 2024 St 5.0 ratio of net D4 to primary income (fincorp-19), so the household receipts of property income rise toward that structure and their interest payments fall. Every free, low household receipt of property income moves by about the same factor within a payer (AIDIS 2019 keys; FSF stocks x scaled rates). GRAS (no weights, no constraints) gives 8,208."},{"binding":[],"bop_function":null,"change":450.96,"col":"E_NFPR","component":"dividends","confidence":"low","flags":[],"label":"balancing_set","pct_change":0.105607,"prior":4270.16,"prior_status":"estimated","prov":"sam_fincorp:4a7d472c7b03","ref":"R8a","role":"free","row":"H_U2","status":"balanced","v":4721.11,"verdict":"explained","why":"Explained. Cell H_U2 <- E_NFPR: 33,264 -> 36,778 (3,514, +10.6%; 4 entries). Largest moves: fincorp R8a distributed_income 1,932 (+10.6%); fincorp R8a distributed_income_mf 851 (+10.6%); fincorp R8a dividends 451 (+10.6%); fincorp R8a mf_lookthrough 280 (+10.6%). The largest mover is explained under its entry: Households fell short of NAS 2026 St 1.9 household saving by Z = -3,84,547 in the prior (closure hh_saving; K4 held by cf.k4.hh_saving). Their net property income is several lakh crore below the old-base NAS 2024 St 5.0 ratio of net D4 to primary income (fincorp-19), so the household receipts of property income rise toward that structure and their interest payments fall. Every free, low household receipt of property income moves by about the same factor within a payer (AIDIS 2019 keys; FSF stocks x scaled rates)."},{"binding":[],"bop_function":null,"change":280.33,"col":"E_NFPR","component":"mf_lookthrough","confidence":"low","flags":[],"label":"balancing_set","pct_change":0.105607,"prior":2654.52,"prior_status":"estimated","prov":"sam_fincorp:4a7d472c7b03","ref":"R8a","role":"free","row":"H_U2","status":"balanced","v":2934.85,"verdict":"explained","why":"Explained. Cell H_U2 <- E_NFPR: 33,264 -> 36,778 (3,514, +10.6%; 4 entries). Largest moves: fincorp R8a distributed_income 1,932 (+10.6%); fincorp R8a distributed_income_mf 851 (+10.6%); fincorp R8a dividends 451 (+10.6%); fincorp R8a mf_lookthrough 280 (+10.6%). The largest mover is explained under its entry: Households fell short of NAS 2026 St 1.9 household saving by Z = -3,84,547 in the prior (closure hh_saving; K4 held by cf.k4.hh_saving). Their net property income is several lakh crore below the old-base NAS 2024 St 5.0 ratio of net D4 to primary income (fincorp-19), so the household receipts of property income rise toward that structure and their interest payments fall. Every free, low household receipt of property income moves by about the same factor within a payer (AIDIS 2019 keys; FSF stocks x scaled rates)."},{"binding":["fincorp:r8.nfpu_nongov_holders"],"bop_function":null,"change":0.06,"col":"E_NFPU","component":"dividends","confidence":"low","flags":[],"label":"estimated","pct_change":0.303874,"prior":0.2,"prior_status":"estimated","prov":"sam_fincorp:4a7d472c7b03","ref":"R8a","role":"free","row":"H_U2","status":"estimated","v":0.25,"verdict":"explained","why":"Explained (bounded; government-33, audit BS-6). Cell H_U2 <- E_NFPU: 5,553 -> 6,291 (738, +13.3%; 4 entries). Largest moves: government R9d railways 401 (+10.1%); fincorp R8a mf_lookthrough 266 (+30.4%); government R9d posts 72 (+10.1%). R9d railways is the published pension outgo of the departmental enterprise (Railways: AFS Railway Funds disbursements 59,801.66, assumption A-R9d-1; Posts: MH 3201.07 less NPS) split by the public-sector wage key (low). The Wave C band gov.r9d.railways (target 59,802, balanced 65,782, at its upper edge) holds the total within 10% of that figure (the earlier run nearly doubled it); the rise inside the band (5,980) carries E_NFPU's prior surplus (3,12,829) and households' Z (-3,84,547)."},{"binding":["fincorp:r8.nfpu_nongov_holders"],"bop_function":null,"change":265.53,"col":"E_NFPU","component":"mf_lookthrough","confidence":"low","flags":[],"label":"balancing_set","pct_change":0.303874,"prior":873.83,"prior_status":"estimated","prov":"sam_fincorp:4a7d472c7b03","ref":"R8a","role":"free","row":"H_U2","status":"balanced","v":1139.36,"verdict":"explained","why":"Explained (bounded; government-33, audit BS-6). Cell H_U2 <- E_NFPU: 5,553 -> 6,291 (738, +13.3%; 4 entries). Largest moves: government R9d railways 401 (+10.1%); fincorp R8a mf_lookthrough 266 (+30.4%); government R9d posts 72 (+10.1%). R9d railways is the published pension outgo of the departmental enterprise (Railways: AFS Railway Funds disbursements 59,801.66, assumption A-R9d-1; Posts: MH 3201.07 less NPS) split by the public-sector wage key (low). The Wave C band gov.r9d.railways (target 59,802, balanced 65,782, at its upper edge) holds the total within 10% of that figure (the earlier run nearly doubled it); the rise inside the band (5,980) carries E_NFPU's prior surplus (3,12,829) and households' Z (-3,84,547)."},{"binding":["government:gov.r9d.posts"],"bop_function":null,"change":71.6,"col":"E_NFPU","component":"posts","confidence":"low","flags":["judgement_band"],"label":"balancing_set","pct_change":0.100907,"prior":709.54,"prior_status":"estimated","prov":"sam_government:6506b722bc9d","ref":"R9d","role":"free","row":"H_U2","status":"balanced","v":781.14,"verdict":"explained","why":"Explained (bounded; government-33, audit BS-6). Cell H_U2 <- E_NFPU: 5,553 -> 6,291 (738, +13.3%; 4 entries). Largest moves: government R9d railways 401 (+10.1%); fincorp R8a mf_lookthrough 266 (+30.4%); government R9d posts 72 (+10.1%). R9d railways is the published pension outgo of the departmental enterprise (Railways: AFS Railway Funds disbursements 59,801.66, assumption A-R9d-1; Posts: MH 3201.07 less NPS) split by the public-sector wage key (low). The Wave C band gov.r9d.railways (target 59,802, balanced 65,782, at its upper edge) holds the total within 10% of that figure (the earlier run nearly doubled it); the rise inside the band (5,980) carries E_NFPU's prior surplus (3,12,829) and households' Z (-3,84,547)."},{"binding":["government:gov.r9d.railways"],"bop_function":null,"change":400.59,"col":"E_NFPU","component":"railways","confidence":"low","flags":["judgement_band"],"label":"balancing_set","pct_change":0.100907,"prior":3969.91,"prior_status":"estimated","prov":"sam_government:6506b722bc9d","ref":"R9d","role":"free","row":"H_U2","status":"balanced","v":4370.5,"verdict":"explained","why":"Explained (bounded; government-33, audit BS-6). Cell H_U2 <- E_NFPU: 5,553 -> 6,291 (738, +13.3%; 4 entries). Largest moves: government R9d railways 401 (+10.1%); fincorp R8a mf_lookthrough 266 (+30.4%); government R9d posts 72 (+10.1%). R9d railways is the published pension outgo of the departmental enterprise (Railways: AFS Railway Funds disbursements 59,801.66, assumption A-R9d-1; Posts: MH 3201.07 less NPS) split by the public-sector wage key (low). 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ons","confidence":"low","flags":["judgement_band"],"label":"balancing_set","pct_change":-0.019192,"prior":14913.13,"prior_status":"estimated","prov":"sam_government:9acb5a260093","ref":"R9a","role":"free","row":"H_U2","status":"balanced","v":14626.92,"verdict":null,"why":null},{"binding":["fincorp:r9c.gpf_union"],"bop_function":null,"change":25.32,"col":"G_CEN","component":"gpf_union","confidence":"medium","flags":[],"label":"estimated","pct_change":0.020212,"prior":1252.78,"prior_status":"estimated","prov":"sam_fincorp:5ad606278166","ref":"R9c","role":"free","row":"H_U2","status":"balanced","v":1278.1,"verdict":null,"why":null},{"binding":["government:gov.cofog.current_transfers"],"bop_function":null,"change":3720.5,"col":"G_STA","component":"cash_schemes","confidence":"low","flags":["judgement_band","level_unexplained"],"label":"balancing_set","pct_change":0.291246,"prior":12774.4,"prior_status":"estimated","prov":"sam_government:a24a6c317530","ref":"R10","role":"free","row":"H_U2","status":"balanced","v":16494.9,"verdict":"level unexplained","why":"Explained in direction; level unexplained (government-31, now bounded). H_U2 <- G_STA R10 cash_schemes, 12,774 -> 16,495 (3,720, +29.1%; z 1.291; free low; binding: gov.cofog.current_transfers (target 10,05,630, balanced 10,55,912, at its upper edge)). The prior left G_STA 4,50,426 over and households Z -3,84,547 short. The Wave C fix declared gov.cofog.current_transfers (R9a + R10 + R18 within 5% of NAS 2026 St 4.2 COFOG current transfers, 10,05,630; PM-KISAN moved from taxes' P10a to R10, government-30), and held the Union's R10 lines at their published totals, R9a by its bands and R18 at IGAS-2. So the States' cash_schemes carries the room up to the COFOG ceiling (10,55,912, +5.0%): 2,14,325 -> 2,77,356 over the ten groups, every group z 1.28-1.30. Direction: RBI State Finances show the States' revenue expenditure about 3.3 lakh above the outlays the SAM writes for them (government-27), and FC16 covers only 21 States' cash-transfer and social-security schemes (2,06,387, grossed up). Level: no source supports the balanced figure (it is the FC16 figure +29%); it is now bounded by the published NAS 4.2 total instead of rising 74% as before. GRAS (no weights, no constraints) gives 13,332. The prior account gaps (BALANCING.md 'Pre-balancing imbalances'; closure institution_gaps): G_STA 4,50,426, households Z -3,84,547, E_NFPU 3,12,829, G_CEN -2,98,948, E_NBFC 2,32,893, E_INSP -1,21,568, E_NFPR -1,13,892, E_BANK -1,02,838, E_RBI 25,646."},{"binding":["fincorp:r3b.states_nas_concept"],"bop_function":null,"change":15.33,"col":"G_STA","component":"gsec_direct","confidence":"low","flags":["level_unexplained"],"label":"balancing_set","pct_change":0.069989,"prior":219.01,"prior_status":"estimated","prov":"sam_fincorp:4a7d472c7b03","ref":"R8a","role":"free","row":"H_U2","status":"balanced","v":234.34,"verdict":"level unexplained","why":"Explained in direction; level unexplained (government-31, now bounded). Cell H_U2 <- G_STA: 46,513 -> 51,243 (4,730, +10.2%; 5 entries). Largest moves: government R10 cash_schemes 3,720 (+29.1%); government R9a pensions 915 (+3.1%); fincorp R9c gpf_states 61 (+1.7%); fincorp R8a mf_lookthrough 17 (+7.0%); fincorp R8a gsec_direct 15 (+7.0%). The prior left G_STA 4,50,426 over and households Z -3,84,547 short. The Wave C fix declared gov.cofog.current_transfers (R9a + R10 + R18 within 5% of NAS 2026 St 4.2 COFOG current transfers, 10,05,630; PM-KISAN moved from taxes' P10a to R10, government-30), and held the Union's R10 lines at their published totals, R9a by its bands and R18 at IGAS-2. So the States' cash_schemes carries the room up to the COFOG ceiling (10,55,912, +5.0%): 2,14,325 -> 2,77,356 over the ten groups, every group z 1.28-1.30. Direction: RBI State Finances show the States' revenue expenditure about 3.3 lakh above the outlays the SAM writes for them (government-27), and FC16 covers only 21 States' cash-transfer and social-security schemes (2,06,387, grossed up). Level: no source supports the balanced figure (it is the FC16 figure +29%); it is now bounded by the published NAS 4.2 total instead of rising 74% as before."},{"binding":["fincorp:r3b.states_nas_concept"],"bop_function":null,"change":17.47,"col":"G_STA","component":"mf_lookthrough","confidence":"low","flags":["level_unexplained"],"label":"balancing_set","pct_change":0.069989,"prior":249.59,"prior_status":"estimated","prov":"sam_fincorp:4a7d472c7b03","ref":"R8a","role":"free","row":"H_U2","status":"balanced","v":267.06,"verdict":"level unexplained","why":"Explained in direction; level unexplained (government-31, now bounded). Cell H_U2 <- G_STA: 46,513 -> 51,243 (4,730, +10.2%; 5 entries). Largest moves: government R10 cash_schemes 3,720 (+29.1%); government R9a pensions 915 (+3.1%); fincorp R9c gpf_states 61 (+1.7%); fincorp R8a mf_lookthrough 17 (+7.0%); fincorp R8a gsec_direct 15 (+7.0%). The prior left G_STA 4,50,426 over and households Z -3,84,547 short. The Wave C fix declared gov.cofog.current_transfers (R9a + R10 + R18 within 5% of NAS 2026 St 4.2 COFOG current transfers, 10,05,630; PM-KISAN moved from taxes' P10a to R10, government-30), and held the Union's R10 lines at their published totals, R9a by its bands and R18 at IGAS-2. So the States' cash_schemes carries the room up to the COFOG ceiling (10,55,912, +5.0%): 2,14,325 -> 2,77,356 over the ten groups, every group z 1.28-1.30. Direction: RBI State Finances show the States' revenue expenditure about 3.3 lakh above the outlays the SAM writes for them (government-27), and FC16 covers only 21 States' cash-transfer and social-security schemes (2,06,387, grossed up). Level: no source supports the balanced figure (it is the FC16 figure +29%); it is now bounded by the published NAS 4.2 total instead of rising 74% as before."},{"binding":["government:gov.cofog.current_transfers","government:gov.r9.states"],"bop_function":null,"change":915.39,"col":"G_STA","component":"pensions","confidence":"low","flags":["judgement_band","level_unexplained"],"label":"balancing_set","pct_change":0.030849,"prior":29673.3,"prior_status":"estimated","prov":"sam_government:9acb5a260093","ref":"R9a","role":"free","row":"H_U2","status":"balanced","v":30588.69,"verdict":"level unexplained","why":"Explained in direction; level unexplained (government-31, now bounded). Cell H_U2 <- G_STA: 46,513 -> 51,243 (4,730, +10.2%; 5 entries). Largest moves: government R10 cash_schemes 3,720 (+29.1%); government R9a pensions 915 (+3.1%); fincorp R9c gpf_states 61 (+1.7%); fincorp R8a mf_lookthrough 17 (+7.0%); fincorp R8a gsec_direct 15 (+7.0%). The prior left G_STA 4,50,426 over and households Z -3,84,547 short. The Wave C fix declared gov.cofog.current_transfers (R9a + R10 + R18 within 5% of NAS 2026 St 4.2 COFOG current transfers, 10,05,630; PM-KISAN moved from taxes' P10a to R10, government-30), and held the Union's R10 lines at their published totals, R9a by its bands and R18 at IGAS-2. So the States' cash_schemes carries the room up to the COFOG ceiling (10,55,912, +5.0%): 2,14,325 -> 2,77,356 over the ten groups, every group z 1.28-1.30. Direction: RBI State Finances show the States' revenue expenditure about 3.3 lakh above the outlays the SAM writes for them (government-27), and FC16 covers only 21 States' cash-transfer and social-security schemes (2,06,387, grossed up). Level: no source supports the balanced figure (it is the FC16 figure +29%); it is now bounded by the published NAS 4.2 total instead of rising 74% as before."},{"binding":["fincorp:r3b.states_nas_concept"],"bop_function":null,"change":61.35,"col":"G_STA","component":"gpf_states","confidence":"medium","flags":["level_unexplained"],"label":"balancing_set","pct_change":0.017056,"prior":3596.93,"prior_status":"estimated","prov":"sam_fincorp:b2331f15e6ee","ref":"R9c","role":"free","row":"H_U2","status":"balanced","v":3658.27,"verdict":"level unexplained","why":"Explained in direction; level unexplained (government-31, now bounded). Cell H_U2 <- G_STA: 46,513 -> 51,243 (4,730, +10.2%; 5 entries). Largest moves: government R10 cash_schemes 3,720 (+29.1%); government R9a pensions 915 (+3.1%); fincorp R9c gpf_states 61 (+1.7%); fincorp R8a mf_lookthrough 17 (+7.0%); fincorp R8a gsec_direct 15 (+7.0%). The prior left G_STA 4,50,426 over and households Z -3,84,547 short. The Wave C fix declared gov.cofog.current_transfers (R9a + R10 + R18 within 5% of NAS 2026 St 4.2 COFOG current transfers, 10,05,630; PM-KISAN moved from taxes' P10a to R10, government-30), and held the Union's R10 lines at their published totals, R9a by its bands and R18 at IGAS-2. So the States' cash_schemes carries the room up to the COFOG ceiling (10,55,912, +5.0%): 2,14,325 -> 2,77,356 over the ten groups, every group z 1.28-1.30. Direction: RBI State Finances show the States' revenue expenditure about 3.3 lakh above the outlays the SAM writes for them (government-27), and FC16 covers only 21 States' cash-transfer and social-security schemes (2,06,387, grossed up). Level: no source supports the balanced figure (it is the FC16 figure +29%); it is now bounded by the published NAS 4.2 total instead of rising 74% as before."},{"binding":["rest_of_world:row.r11_total"],"bop_function":null,"change":24.38,"col":"R_ROW","component":"remittances","confidence":"low","flags":[],"label":"estimated","pct_change":0.000422,"prior":57794.26,"prior_status":"estimated","prov":"sam_rest_of_world:46590e3f1880","ref":"R11a","role":"free","row":"H_U2","status":"balanced","v":57818.64,"verdict":null,"why":null},{"binding":[],"bop_function":null,"change":1.52,"col":"E_BANK","component":"debentures","confidence":"low","flags":[],"label":"balancing_set","pct_change":0.090593,"prior":16.82,"prior_status":"estimated","prov":"sam_fincorp:4a7d472c7b03","ref":"R8a","role":"free","row":"H_U3","status":"balanced","v":18.35,"verdict":"explained","why":"Explained. Cell H_U3 <- E_BANK: 1,33,868 -> 1,45,985 (12,117, +9.1%; 4 entries). Largest moves: fincorp R8a deposits_bank 11,421 (+9.1%); fincorp R8a mf_lookthrough 638 (+9.1%); fincorp R8a dividends 56 (+9.1%); fincorp R8a debentures 2 (+9.1%). The largest mover is explained under its entry: Households fell short of NAS 2026 St 1.9 household saving by Z = -3,84,547 in the prior (closure hh_saving; K4 held by cf.k4.hh_saving). Their net property income is several lakh crore below the old-base NAS 2024 St 5.0 ratio of net D4 to primary income (fincorp-19), so the household receipts of property income rise toward that structure and their interest payments fall. Every free, low household receipt of property income moves by about the same factor within a payer (AIDIS 2019 keys; FSF stocks x scaled rates)."},{"binding":[],"bop_function":null,"change":11430.69,"col":"E_BANK","component":"deposits_bank","confidence":"low","flags":[],"label":"balancing_set","pct_change":0.090593,"prior":126176.14,"prior_status":"estimated","prov":"sam_fincorp:4a7d472c7b03","ref":"R8a","role":"free","row":"H_U3","status":"balanced","v":137606.84,"verdict":"explained","why":"Explained. H_U3 <- E_BANK R8a deposits_bank, 1,26,176 -> 1,37,597 (11,421, +9.1%; z 1.091; free low; no constraint binds on it). Households fell short of NAS 2026 St 1.9 household saving by Z = -3,84,547 in the prior (closure hh_saving; K4 held by cf.k4.hh_saving). Their net property income is several lakh crore below the old-base NAS 2024 St 5.0 ratio of net D4 to primary income (fincorp-19), so the household receipts of property income rise toward that structure and their interest payments fall. Every free, low household receipt of property income moves by about the same factor within a payer (AIDIS 2019 keys; FSF stocks x scaled rates). GRAS (no weights, no constraints) gives 1,26,719."},{"binding":[],"bop_function":null,"change":56.37,"col":"E_BANK","component":"dividends","confidence":"low","flags":[],"label":"balancing_set","pct_change":0.090593,"prior":622.28,"prior_status":"estimated","prov":"sam_fincorp:4a7d472c7b03","ref":"R8a","role":"free","row":"H_U3","status":"balanced","v":678.66,"verdict":"explained","why":"Explained. Cell H_U3 <- E_BANK: 1,33,868 -> 1,45,985 (12,117, +9.1%; 4 entries). Largest moves: fincorp R8a deposits_bank 11,421 (+9.1%); fincorp R8a mf_lookthrough 638 (+9.1%); fincorp R8a dividends 56 (+9.1%); fincorp R8a debentures 2 (+9.1%). The largest mover is explained under its entry: Households fell short of NAS 2026 St 1.9 household saving by Z = -3,84,547 in the prior (closure hh_saving; K4 held by cf.k4.hh_saving). Their net property income is several lakh crore below the old-base NAS 2024 St 5.0 ratio of net D4 to primary income (fincorp-19), so the household receipts of property income rise toward that structure and their interest payments fall. Every free, low household receipt of property income moves by about the same factor within a payer (AIDIS 2019 keys; FSF stocks x scaled rates)."},{"binding":[],"bop_function":null,"change":638.96,"col":"E_BANK","component":"mf_lookthrough","confidence":"low","flags":[],"label":"balancing_set","pct_change":0.090593,"prior":7053.03,"prior_status":"estimated","prov":"sam_fincorp:4a7d472c7b03","ref":"R8a","role":"free","row":"H_U3","status":"balanced","v":7691.99,"verdict":"explained","why":"Explained. Cell H_U3 <- E_BANK: 1,33,868 -> 1,45,985 (12,117, +9.1%; 4 entries). Largest moves: fincorp R8a deposits_bank 11,421 (+9.1%); fincorp R8a mf_lookthrough 638 (+9.1%); fincorp R8a dividends 56 (+9.1%); fincorp R8a debentures 2 (+9.1%). The largest mover is explained under its entry: Households fell short of NAS 2026 St 1.9 household saving by Z = -3,84,547 in the prior (closure hh_saving; K4 held by cf.k4.hh_saving). Their net property income is several lakh crore below the old-base NAS 2024 St 5.0 ratio of net D4 to primary income (fincorp-19), so the household receipts of property income rise toward that structure and their interest payments fall. Every free, low household receipt of property income moves by about the same factor within a payer (AIDIS 2019 keys; FSF stocks x scaled rates)."},{"binding":["fincorp:r17.claims"],"bop_function":null,"change":150.43,"col":"E_INSP","component":"claim","confidence":"medium","flags":["depends_on_assumption"],"label":"estimated","pct_change":0.01422,"prior":10578.92,"prior_status":"estimated","prov":"sam_fincorp:e804e530cf07","ref":"R17","role":"free","row":"H_U3","status":"balanced","v":10729.35,"verdict":null,"why":null},{"binding":["fincorp:r17.supplements"],"bop_function":null,"change":33.08,"col":"E_INSP","component":"premium_supplement","confidence":"medium","flags":["depends_on_assumption"],"label":"estimated","pct_change":0.014373,"prior":2301.71,"prior_status":"estimated","prov":"sam_fincorp:e804e530cf07","ref":"R17","role":"free","row":"H_U3","status":"balanced","v":2334.79,"verdict":null,"why":null},{"binding":[],"bop_function":null,"change":-0.38,"col":"E_INSP","component":"dividends","confidence":"low","flags":[],"label":"estimated","pct_change":-0.059136,"prior":6.45,"prior_status":"estimated","prov":"sam_fincorp:4a7d472c7b03","ref":"R8a","role":"free","row":"H_U3","status":"estimated","v":6.07,"verdict":null,"why":null},{"binding":[],"bop_function":null,"change":-0.85,"col":"E_INSP","component":"mf_lookthrough","confidence":"low","flags":[],"label":"estimated","pct_change":-0.059136,"prior":14.45,"prior_status":"estimated","prov":"sam_fincorp:4a7d472c7b03","ref":"R8a","role":"free","row":"H_U3","status":"estimated","v":13.59,"verdict":null,"why":null},{"binding":[],"bop_function":null,"change":-164.41,"col":"E_INSP","component":"epf","confidence":"medium","flags":[],"label":"estimated","pct_change":-0.015124,"prior":10871.1,"prior_status":"estimated","prov":"sam_fincorp:b2331f15e6ee","ref":"R9c","role":"free","row":"H_U3","status":"balanced","v":10706.69,"verdict":null,"why":null},{"binding":[],"bop_function":null,"change":-373.6,"col":"E_INSP","component":"eps","confidence":"low","flags":[],"label":"estimated","pct_change":-0.059136,"prior":6317.74,"prior_status":"estimated","prov":"sam_fincorp:b2331f15e6ee","ref":"R9c","role":"free","row":"H_U3","status":"balanced","v":5944.14,"verdict":null,"why":null},{"binding":[],"bop_function":null,"change":-509.33,"col":"E_INSP","component":"exempted_pf","confidence":"low","flags":[],"label":"estimated","pct_change":-0.059136,"prior":8612.89,"prior_status":"estimated","prov":"sam_fincorp:b2331f15e6ee","ref":"R9c","role":"free","row":"H_U3","status":"balanced","v":8103.56,"verdict":null,"why":null},{"binding":[],"bop_function":null,"change":-634.99,"col":"E_INSP","component":"life","confidence":"medium","flags":[],"label":"estimated","pct_change":-0.015124,"prior":41986.99,"prior_status":"estimated","prov":"sam_fincorp:b2331f15e6ee","ref":"R9c","role":"free","row":"H_U3","status":"balanced","v":41351.99,"verdict":null,"why":null},{"binding":[],"bop_function":null,"change":-392.84,"col":"E_INSP","component":"nps","confidence":"low","flags":[],"label":"estimated","pct_change":-0.059136,"prior":6643.01,"prior_status":"estimated","prov":"sam_fincorp:b2331f15e6ee","ref":"R9c","role":"free","row":"H_U3","status":"balanced","v":6250.17,"verdict":null,"why":null},{"binding":[],"bop_function":null,"change":650.82,"col":"E_NBFC","component":"debentures","confidence":"low","flags":[],"label":"balancing_set","pct_change":0.58553,"prior":1111.51,"prior_status":"estimated","prov":"sam_fincorp:4a7d472c7b03","ref":"R8a","role":"free","row":"H_U3","status":"balanced","v":1762.34,"verdict":"explained","why":"Explained. H_U3 <- E_NBFC R8a debentures, 1,112 -> 1,762 (651, +58.6%; z 1.586; free low; no constraint binds on it). Households fell short of NAS 2026 St 1.9 household saving by Z = -3,84,547 in the prior (closure hh_saving; K4 held by cf.k4.hh_saving). Their net property income is several lakh crore below the old-base NAS 2024 St 5.0 ratio of net D4 to primary income (fincorp-19), so the household receipts of property income rise toward that structure and their interest payments fall. NBFC debentures and MF-held NBFC paper pay about half the coupon in the prior (the NBFC expended scale 0.503, fincorp-4), and E_NBFC's prior surplus (2,32,893) pushes the same way, so these rise more than the other household receipts. GRAS (no weights, no constraints) gives 1,335."},{"binding":[],"bop_function":null,"change":44.61,"col":"E_NBFC","component":"deposits_nbfc","confidence":"low","flags":[],"label":"balancing_set","pct_change":0.58553,"prior":76.19,"prior_status":"estimated","prov":"sam_fincorp:4a7d472c7b03","ref":"R8a","role":"free","row":"H_U3","status":"balanced","v":120.8,"verdict":"explained","why":"Explained. Cell H_U3 <- E_NBFC: 2,481 -> 3,934 (1,453, +58.6%; 4 entries). Largest moves: fincorp R8a debentures 651 (+58.6%); fincorp R8a mf_lookthrough 600 (+58.6%); fincorp R8a dividends 158 (+58.6%); fincorp R8a deposits_nbfc 45 (+58.6%). The largest mover is explained under its entry: Households fell short of NAS 2026 St 1.9 household saving by Z = -3,84,547 in the prior (closure hh_saving; K4 held by cf.k4.hh_saving). Their net property income is several lakh crore below the old-base NAS 2024 St 5.0 ratio of net D4 to primary income (fincorp-19), so the household receipts of property income rise toward that structure and their interest payments fall. NBFC debentures and MF-held NBFC paper pay about half the coupon in the prior (the NBFC expended scale 0.503, fincorp-4), and E_NBFC's prior surplus (2,32,893) pushes the same way, so these rise more than the other household receipts."},{"binding":[],"bop_function":null,"change":157.53,"col":"E_NBFC","component":"dividends","confidence":"low","flags":[],"label":"balancing_set","pct_change":0.58553,"prior":269.03,"prior_status":"estimated","prov":"sam_fincorp:4a7d472c7b03","ref":"R8a","role":"free","row":"H_U3","status":"balanced","v":426.56,"verdict":"explained","why":"Explained. Cell H_U3 <- E_NBFC: 2,481 -> 3,934 (1,453, +58.6%; 4 entries). Largest moves: fincorp R8a debentures 651 (+58.6%); fincorp R8a mf_lookthrough 600 (+58.6%); fincorp R8a dividends 158 (+58.6%); fincorp R8a deposits_nbfc 45 (+58.6%). The largest mover is explained under its entry: Households fell short of NAS 2026 St 1.9 household saving by Z = -3,84,547 in the prior (closure hh_saving; K4 held by cf.k4.hh_saving). Their net property income is several lakh crore below the old-base NAS 2024 St 5.0 ratio of net D4 to primary income (fincorp-19), so the household receipts of property income rise toward that structure and their interest payments fall. NBFC debentures and MF-held NBFC paper pay about half the coupon in the prior (the NBFC expended scale 0.503, fincorp-4), and E_NBFC's prior surplus (2,32,893) pushes the same way, so these rise more than the other household receipts."},{"binding":[],"bop_function":null,"change":600.01,"col":"E_NBFC","component":"mf_lookthrough","confidence":"low","flags":[],"label":"balancing_set","pct_change":0.58553,"prior":1024.73,"prior_status":"estimated","prov":"sam_fincorp:4a7d472c7b03","ref":"R8a","role":"free","row":"H_U3","status":"balanced","v":1624.75,"verdict":"explained","why":"Explained. H_U3 <- E_NBFC R8a mf_lookthrough, 1,025 -> 1,625 (600, +58.6%; z 1.586; free low; no constraint binds on it). Households fell short of NAS 2026 St 1.9 household saving by Z = -3,84,547 in the prior (closure hh_saving; K4 held by cf.k4.hh_saving). Their net property income is several lakh crore below the old-base NAS 2024 St 5.0 ratio of net D4 to primary income (fincorp-19), so the household receipts of property income rise toward that structure and their interest payments fall. NBFC debentures and MF-held NBFC paper pay about half the coupon in the prior (the NBFC expended scale 0.503, fincorp-4), and E_NBFC's prior surplus (2,32,893) pushes the same way, so these rise more than the other household receipts. GRAS (no weights, no constraints) gives 1,231."},{"binding":[],"bop_function":null,"change":3787.71,"col":"E_NFPR","component":"distributed_income","confidence":"low","flags":["old_base_structure","depends_on_assumption"],"label":"balancing_set","pct_change":0.100845,"prior":37559.8,"prior_status":"estimated","prov":"sam_fincorp:f6cf865ac4ad","ref":"R8a","role":"free","row":"H_U3","status":"balanced","v":41347.51,"verdict":"explained","why":"Explained. H_U3 <- E_NFPR R8a distributed_income, 37,560 -> 41,348 (3,789, +10.1%; z 1.101; free low; no constraint binds on it). Households fell short of NAS 2026 St 1.9 household saving by Z = -3,84,547 in the prior (closure hh_saving; K4 held by cf.k4.hh_saving). Their net property income is several lakh crore below the old-base NAS 2024 St 5.0 ratio of net D4 to primary income (fincorp-19), so the household receipts of property income rise toward that structure and their interest payments fall. Every free, low household receipt of property income moves by about the same factor within a payer (AIDIS 2019 keys; FSF stocks x scaled rates). GRAS (no weights, no constraints) gives 38,299."},{"binding":[],"bop_function":null,"change":1668.33,"col":"E_NFPR","component":"distributed_income_mf","confidence":"low","flags":["old_base_structure","depends_on_assumption"],"label":"balancing_set","pct_change":0.100845,"prior":16543.5,"prior_status":"estimated","prov":"sam_fincorp:f6cf865ac4ad","ref":"R8a","role":"free","row":"H_U3","status":"balanced","v":18211.83,"verdict":"explained","why":"Explained. H_U3 <- E_NFPR R8a distributed_income_mf, 16,543 -> 18,212 (1,669, +10.1%; z 1.101; free low; no constraint binds on it). Households fell short of NAS 2026 St 1.9 household saving by Z = -3,84,547 in the prior (closure hh_saving; K4 held by cf.k4.hh_saving). Their net property income is several lakh crore below the old-base NAS 2024 St 5.0 ratio of net D4 to primary income (fincorp-19), so the household receipts of property income rise toward that structure and their interest payments fall. Every free, low household receipt of property income moves by about the same factor within a payer (AIDIS 2019 keys; FSF stocks x scaled rates). GRAS (no weights, no constraints) gives 16,869."},{"binding":[],"bop_function":null,"change":884.53,"col":"E_NFPR","component":"dividends","confidence":"low","flags":[],"label":"balancing_set","pct_change":0.100845,"prior":8771.22,"prior_status":"estimated","prov":"sam_fincorp:4a7d472c7b03","ref":"R8a","role":"free","row":"H_U3","status":"balanced","v":9655.75,"verdict":"explained","why":"Explained. H_U3 <- E_NFPR R8a dividends, 8,771 -> 9,656 (885, +10.1%; z 1.101; free low; no constraint binds on it). Households fell short of NAS 2026 St 1.9 household saving by Z = -3,84,547 in the prior (closure hh_saving; K4 held by cf.k4.hh_saving). Their net property income is several lakh crore below the old-base NAS 2024 St 5.0 ratio of net D4 to primary income (fincorp-19), so the household receipts of property income rise toward that structure and their interest payments fall. Every free, low household receipt of property income moves by about the same factor within a payer (AIDIS 2019 keys; FSF stocks x scaled rates). GRAS (no weights, no constraints) gives 8,944."},{"binding":[],"bop_function":null,"change":549.86,"col":"E_NFPR","component":"mf_lookthrough","confidence":"low","flags":[],"label":"balancing_set","pct_change":0.100845,"prior":5452.58,"prior_status":"estimated","prov":"sam_fincorp:4a7d472c7b03","ref":"R8a","role":"free","row":"H_U3","status":"balanced","v":6002.44,"verdict":"explained","why":"Explained. H_U3 <- E_NFPR R8a mf_lookthrough, 5,453 -> 6,003 (550, +10.1%; z 1.101; free low; no constraint binds on it). Households fell short of NAS 2026 St 1.9 household saving by Z = -3,84,547 in the prior (closure hh_saving; K4 held by cf.k4.hh_saving). Their net property income is several lakh crore below the old-base NAS 2024 St 5.0 ratio of net D4 to primary income (fincorp-19), so the household receipts of property income rise toward that structure and their interest payments fall. Every free, low household receipt of property income moves by about the same factor within a payer (AIDIS 2019 keys; FSF stocks x scaled rates). GRAS (no weights, no constraints) gives 5,560."},{"binding":["fincorp:r8.nfpu_nongov_holders"],"bop_function":null,"change":0.12,"col":"E_NFPU","component":"dividends","confidence":"low","flags":["level_unexplained"],"label":"estimated","pct_change":0.298258,"prior":0.4,"prior_status":"estimated","prov":"sam_fincorp:4a7d472c7b03","ref":"R8a","role":"free","row":"H_U3","status":"estimated","v":0.52,"verdict":"level unexplained","why":"Explained in direction; level unexplained (bounded; fincorp-32). Cell H_U3 <- E_NFPU: 8,147 -> 9,293 (1,146, +14.1%; 4 entries). Largest moves: fincorp R8a mf_lookthrough 535 (+29.8%); government R9d railways 518 (+9.6%); government R9d posts 93 (+9.6%). Households fell short of NAS 2026 St 1.9 household saving by Z = -3,84,547 in the prior (closure hh_saving; K4 held by cf.k4.hh_saving). Their net property income is several lakh crore below the old-base NAS 2024 St 5.0 ratio of net D4 to primary income (fincorp-19), so the household receipts of property income rise toward that structure and their interest payments fall. The public NFC part of households' MF income (dividends from the R7-grossed issuer total and MF-held bond interest) is held within 25% by r8.nfpu_nongov_holders; the rise inside the band carries E_NFPU's prior surplus (3,12,829, government-33)."},{"binding":["fincorp:r8.nfpu_nongov_holders"],"bop_function":null,"change":535.35,"col":"E_NFPU","component":"mf_lookthrough","confidence":"low","flags":["level_unexplained"],"label":"balancing_set","pct_change":0.298258,"prior":1794.91,"prior_status":"estimated","prov":"sam_fincorp:4a7d472c7b03","ref":"R8a","role":"free","row":"H_U3","status":"balanced","v":2330.26,"verdict":"level unexplained","why":"Explained in direction; level unexplained (bounded; fincorp-32). H_U3 <- E_NFPU R8a mf_lookthrough, 1,795 -> 2,330 (535, +29.8%; z 1.298; free low; binding: r8.nfpu_nongov_holders (target 30,714, balanced 38,393, at its upper edge)). Households fell short of NAS 2026 St 1.9 household saving by Z = -3,84,547 in the prior (closure hh_saving; K4 held by cf.k4.hh_saving). Their net property income is several lakh crore below the old-base NAS 2024 St 5.0 ratio of net D4 to primary income (fincorp-19), so the household receipts of property income rise toward that structure and their interest payments fall. The public NFC part of households' MF income (dividends from the R7-grossed issuer total and MF-held bond interest) is held within 25% by r8.nfpu_nongov_holders; the rise inside the band carries E_NFPU's prior surplus (3,12,829, government-33). GRAS (no weights, no constraints) gives 2,420. The prior account gaps (BALANCING.md 'Pre-balancing imbalances'; closure institution_gaps): G_STA 4,50,426, households Z -3,84,547, E_NFPU 3,12,829, G_CEN -2,98,948, E_NBFC 2,32,893, E_INSP -1,21,568, E_NFPR -1,13,892, E_BANK -1,02,838, E_RBI 25,646."},{"binding":["government:gov.r9d.posts"],"bop_function":null,"change":92.61,"col":"E_NFPU","component":"posts","confidence":"low","flags":["judgement_band","level_unexplained"],"label":"balancing_set","pct_change":0.096165,"prior":963.08,"prior_status":"estimated","prov":"sam_government:6506b722bc9d","ref":"R9d","role":"free","row":"H_U3","status":"balanced","v":1055.69,"verdict":"level unexplained","why":"Explained in direction; level unexplained (bounded; fincorp-32). Cell H_U3 <- E_NFPU: 8,147 -> 9,293 (1,146, +14.1%; 4 entries). Largest moves: fincorp R8a mf_lookthrough 535 (+29.8%); government R9d railways 518 (+9.6%); government R9d posts 93 (+9.6%). 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The public NFC part of households' MF income (dividends from the R7-grossed issuer total and MF-held bond interest) is held within 25% by r8.nfpu_nongov_holders; the rise inside the band carries E_NFPU's prior surplus (3,12,829, government-33)."},{"binding":["government:gov.r9d.railways"],"bop_function":null,"change":518.18,"col":"E_NFPU","component":"railways","confidence":"low","flags":["judgement_band","level_unexplained"],"label":"balancing_set","pct_change":0.096165,"prior":5388.48,"prior_status":"estimated","prov":"sam_government:6506b722bc9d","ref":"R9d","role":"free","row":"H_U3","status":"balanced","v":5906.67,"verdict":"level unexplained","why":"Explained in direction; level unexplained (bounded; fincorp-32). Cell H_U3 <- E_NFPU: 8,147 -> 9,293 (1,146, +14.1%; 4 entries). Largest moves: fincorp R8a mf_lookthrough 535 (+29.8%); government R9d railways 518 (+9.6%); government R9d posts 93 (+9.6%). 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N","component":"pensions","confidence":"low","flags":["judgement_band"],"label":"balancing_set","pct_change":-0.023417,"prior":20242.07,"prior_status":"estimated","prov":"sam_government:9acb5a260093","ref":"R9a","role":"free","row":"H_U3","status":"balanced","v":19768.07,"verdict":null,"why":null},{"binding":["fincorp:r9c.gpf_union"],"bop_function":null,"change":32.5,"col":"G_CEN","component":"gpf_union","confidence":"medium","flags":[],"label":"estimated","pct_change":0.019111,"prior":1700.43,"prior_status":"estimated","prov":"sam_fincorp:5ad606278166","ref":"R9c","role":"free","row":"H_U3","status":"balanced","v":1732.93,"verdict":null,"why":null},{"binding":["government:gov.cofog.current_transfers"],"bop_function":null,"change":3649.96,"col":"G_STA","component":"cash_schemes","confidence":"low","flags":["judgement_band","level_unexplained"],"label":"balancing_set","pct_change":0.285685,"prior":12776.18,"prior_status":"estimated","prov":"sam_government:a24a6c317530","ref":"R10","role":"free","row":"H_U3","status":"balanced","v":16426.14,"verdict":"level unexplained","why":"Explained in direction; level unexplained (government-31, now bounded). H_U3 <- G_STA R10 cash_schemes, 12,776 -> 16,426 (3,650, +28.6%; z 1.286; free low; binding: gov.cofog.current_transfers (target 10,05,630, balanced 10,55,912, at its upper edge)). The prior left G_STA 4,50,426 over and households Z -3,84,547 short. The Wave C fix declared gov.cofog.current_transfers (R9a + R10 + R18 within 5% of NAS 2026 St 4.2 COFOG current transfers, 10,05,630; PM-KISAN moved from taxes' P10a to R10, government-30), and held the Union's R10 lines at their published totals, R9a by its bands and R18 at IGAS-2. So the States' cash_schemes carries the room up to the COFOG ceiling (10,55,912, +5.0%): 2,14,325 -> 2,77,356 over the ten groups, every group z 1.28-1.30. Direction: RBI State Finances show the States' revenue expenditure about 3.3 lakh above the outlays the SAM writes for them (government-27), and FC16 covers only 21 States' cash-transfer and social-security schemes (2,06,387, grossed up). Level: no source supports the balanced figure (it is the FC16 figure +29%); it is now bounded by the published NAS 4.2 total instead of rising 74% as before. GRAS (no weights, no constraints) gives 13,342. The prior account gaps (BALANCING.md 'Pre-balancing imbalances'; closure institution_gaps): G_STA 4,50,426, households Z -3,84,547, E_NFPU 3,12,829, G_CEN -2,98,948, E_NBFC 2,32,893, E_INSP -1,21,568, E_NFPR -1,13,892, E_BANK -1,02,838, E_RBI 25,646."},{"binding":["fincorp:r3b.states_nas_concept"],"bop_function":null,"change":29.41,"col":"G_STA","component":"gsec_direct","confidence":"low","flags":[],"label":"estimated","pct_change":0.065381,"prior":449.86,"prior_status":"estimated","prov":"sam_fincorp:4a7d472c7b03","ref":"R8a","role":"free","row":"H_U3","status":"balanced","v":479.27,"verdict":null,"why":null},{"binding":["fincorp:r3b.states_nas_concept"],"bop_function":null,"change":33.52,"col":"G_STA","component":"mf_lookthrough","confidence":"low","flags":[],"label":"estimated","pct_change":0.065381,"prior":512.69,"prior_status":"estimated","prov":"sam_fincorp:4a7d472c7b03","ref":"R8a","role":"free","row":"H_U3","status":"balanced","v":546.21,"verdict":null,"why":null},{"binding":["government:gov.cofog.current_transfers","government:gov.r9.states"],"bop_function":null,"change":1063.67,"col":"G_STA","component":"pensions","confidence":"low","flags":["judgement_band"],"label":"balancing_set","pct_change":0.026409,"prior":40276.51,"prior_status":"estimated","prov":"sam_government:9acb5a260093","ref":"R9a","role":"free","row":"H_U3","status":"balanced","v":41340.17,"verdict":null,"why":null},{"binding":["fincorp:r3b.states_nas_concept"],"bop_function":null,"change":77.92,"col":"G_STA","component":"gpf_states","confidence":"medium","flags":[],"label":"estimated","pct_change":0.015959,"prior":4882.22,"prior_status":"estimated","prov":"sam_fincorp:b2331f15e6ee","ref":"R9c","role":"free","row":"H_U3","status":"balanced","v":4960.14,"verdict":null,"why":null},{"binding":["rest_of_world:row.r11_total"],"bop_function":null,"change":-328.95,"col":"R_ROW","component":"remittances","confidence":"low","flags":[],"label":"estimated","pct_change":-0.003887,"prior":84624.55,"prior_status":"estimated","prov":"sam_rest_of_world:46590e3f1880","ref":"R11a","role":"free","row":"H_U3","status":"balanced","v":84295.61,"verdict":null,"why":null},{"binding":[],"bop_function":null,"change":2.5,"col":"E_BANK","component":"debentures","confidence":"low","flags":[],"label":"balancing_set","pct_change":0.088678,"prior":28.25,"prior_status":"estimated","prov":"sam_fincorp:4a7d472c7b03","ref":"R8a","role":"free","row":"H_U4","status":"balanced","v":30.75,"verdict":"explained","why":"Explained. Cell H_U4 <- E_BANK: 2,24,749 -> 2,44,661 (19,912, +8.9%; 4 entries). Largest moves: fincorp R8a deposits_bank 18,768 (+8.9%); fincorp R8a mf_lookthrough 1,049 (+8.9%); fincorp R8a dividends 93 (+8.9%); fincorp R8a debentures 3 (+8.9%). The largest mover is explained under its entry: Households fell short of NAS 2026 St 1.9 household saving by Z = -3,84,547 in the prior (closure hh_saving; K4 held by cf.k4.hh_saving). Their net property income is several lakh crore below the old-base NAS 2024 St 5.0 ratio of net D4 to primary income (fincorp-19), so the household receipts of property income rise toward that structure and their interest payments fall. Every free, low household receipt of property income moves by about the same factor within a payer (AIDIS 2019 keys; FSF stocks x scaled rates)."},{"binding":[],"bop_function":null,"change":18785.05,"col":"E_BANK","component":"deposits_bank","confidence":"low","flags":[],"label":"balancing_set","pct_change":0.088678,"prior":211834.74,"prior_status":"estimated","prov":"sam_fincorp:4a7d472c7b03","ref":"R8a","role":"free","row":"H_U4","status":"balanced","v":230619.79,"verdict":"explained","why":"Explained. H_U4 <- E_BANK R8a deposits_bank, 2,11,835 -> 2,30,603 (18,768, +8.9%; z 1.089; free low; no constraint binds on it). Households fell short of NAS 2026 St 1.9 household saving by Z = -3,84,547 in the prior (closure hh_saving; K4 held by cf.k4.hh_saving). Their net property income is several lakh crore below the old-base NAS 2024 St 5.0 ratio of net D4 to primary income (fincorp-19), so the household receipts of property income rise toward that structure and their interest payments fall. Every free, low household receipt of property income moves by about the same factor within a payer (AIDIS 2019 keys; FSF stocks x scaled rates). GRAS (no weights, no constraints) gives 2,12,824."},{"binding":[],"bop_function":null,"change":92.65,"col":"E_BANK","component":"dividends","confidence":"low","flags":[],"label":"balancing_set","pct_change":0.088678,"prior":1044.74,"prior_status":"estimated","prov":"sam_fincorp:4a7d472c7b03","ref":"R8a","role":"free","row":"H_U4","status":"balanced","v":1137.39,"verdict":"explained","why":"Explained. Cell H_U4 <- E_BANK: 2,24,749 -> 2,44,661 (19,912, +8.9%; 4 entries). Largest moves: fincorp R8a deposits_bank 18,768 (+8.9%); fincorp R8a mf_lookthrough 1,049 (+8.9%); fincorp R8a dividends 93 (+8.9%); fincorp R8a debentures 3 (+8.9%). The largest mover is explained under its entry: Households fell short of NAS 2026 St 1.9 household saving by Z = -3,84,547 in the prior (closure hh_saving; K4 held by cf.k4.hh_saving). Their net property income is several lakh crore below the old-base NAS 2024 St 5.0 ratio of net D4 to primary income (fincorp-19), so the household receipts of property income rise toward that structure and their interest payments fall. Every free, low household receipt of property income moves by about the same factor within a payer (AIDIS 2019 keys; FSF stocks x scaled rates)."},{"binding":[],"bop_function":null,"change":1050.05,"col":"E_BANK","component":"mf_lookthrough","confidence":"low","flags":[],"label":"balancing_set","pct_change":0.088678,"prior":11841.2,"prior_status":"estimated","prov":"sam_fincorp:4a7d472c7b03","ref":"R8a","role":"free","row":"H_U4","status":"balanced","v":12891.26,"verdict":"explained","why":"Explained. Cell H_U4 <- E_BANK: 2,24,749 -> 2,44,661 (19,912, +8.9%; 4 entries). Largest moves: fincorp R8a deposits_bank 18,768 (+8.9%); fincorp R8a mf_lookthrough 1,049 (+8.9%); fincorp R8a dividends 93 (+8.9%); fincorp R8a debentures 3 (+8.9%). The largest mover is explained under its entry: Households fell short of NAS 2026 St 1.9 household saving by Z = -3,84,547 in the prior (closure hh_saving; K4 held by cf.k4.hh_saving). Their net property income is several lakh crore below the old-base NAS 2024 St 5.0 ratio of net D4 to primary income (fincorp-19), so the household receipts of property income rise toward that structure and their interest payments fall. Every free, low household receipt of property income moves by about the same factor within a payer (AIDIS 2019 keys; FSF stocks x scaled rates)."},{"binding":["fincorp:r17.claims"],"bop_function":null,"change":244.64,"col":"E_INSP","component":"claim","confidence":"medium","flags":["depends_on_assumption"],"label":"estimated","pct_change":0.013774,"prior":17760.75,"prior_status":"estimated","prov":"sam_fincorp:e804e530cf07","ref":"R17","role":"free","row":"H_U4","status":"balanced","v":18005.38,"verdict":null,"why":null},{"binding":["fincorp:r17.supplements"],"bop_function":null,"change":53.82,"col":"E_INSP","component":"premium_supplement","confidence":"medium","flags":["depends_on_assumption"],"label":"estimated","pct_change":0.013927,"prior":3864.3,"prior_status":"estimated","prov":"sam_fincorp:e804e530cf07","ref":"R17","role":"free","row":"H_U4","status":"balanced","v":3918.12,"verdict":null,"why":null},{"binding":[],"bop_function":null,"change":-0.66,"col":"E_INSP","component":"dividends","confidence":"low","flags":[],"label":"estimated","pct_change":-0.060788,"prior":10.83,"prior_status":"estimated","prov":"sam_fincorp:4a7d472c7b03","ref":"R8a","role":"free","row":"H_U4","status":"estimated","v":10.17,"verdict":null,"why":null},{"binding":[],"bop_function":null,"change":-1.47,"col":"E_INSP","component":"mf_lookthrough","confidence":"low","flags":[],"label":"estimated","pct_change":-0.060788,"prior":24.25,"prior_status":"estimated","prov":"sam_fincorp:4a7d472c7b03","ref":"R8a","role":"free","row":"H_U4","status":"balanced","v":22.78,"verdict":null,"why":null},{"binding":[],"bop_function":null,"change":-239.84,"col":"E_INSP","component":"epf","confidence":"medium","flags":[],"label":"estimated","pct_change":-0.015556,"prior":15417.51,"prior_status":"estimated","prov":"sam_fincorp:b2331f15e6ee","ref":"R9c","role":"free","row":"H_U4","status":"balanced","v":15177.67,"verdict":null,"why":null},{"binding":[],"bop_function":null,"change":-544.65,"col":"E_INSP","component":"eps","confidence":"low","flags":[],"label":"estimated","pct_change":-0.060788,"prior":8959.9,"prior_status":"estimated","prov":"sam_fincorp:b2331f15e6ee","ref":"R9c","role":"free","row":"H_U4","status":"balanced","v":8415.24,"verdict":null,"why":null},{"binding":[],"bop_function":null,"change":-742.52,"col":"E_INSP","component":"exempted_pf","confidence":"low","flags":[],"label":"estimated","pct_change":-0.060788,"prior":12214.9,"prior_status":"estimated","prov":"sam_fincorp:b2331f15e6ee","ref":"R9c","role":"free","row":"H_U4","status":"balanced","v":11472.38,"verdict":null,"why":null},{"binding":[],"bop_function":null,"change":-1096.58,"col":"E_INSP","component":"life","confidence":"medium","flags":[],"label":"estimated","pct_change":-0.015556,"prior":70491.15,"prior_status":"estimated","prov":"sam_fincorp:b2331f15e6ee","ref":"R9c","role":"free","row":"H_U4","status":"balanced","v":69394.58,"verdict":null,"why":null},{"binding":[],"bop_function":null,"change":-546.53,"col":"E_INSP","component":"nps","confidence":"low","flags":[],"label":"estimated","pct_change":-0.060788,"prior":8990.7,"prior_status":"estimated","prov":"sam_fincorp:b2331f15e6ee","ref":"R9c","role":"free","row":"H_U4","status":"balanced","v":8444.18,"verdict":null,"why":null},{"binding":[],"bop_function":null,"change":1087.46,"col":"E_NBFC","component":"debentures","confidence":"low","flags":[],"label":"balancing_set","pct_change":0.582746,"prior":1866.1,"prior_status":"estimated","prov":"sam_fincorp:4a7d472c7b03","ref":"R8a","role":"free","row":"H_U4","status":"balanced","v":2953.56,"verdict":"explained","why":"Explained. H_U4 <- E_NBFC R8a debentures, 1,866 -> 2,954 (1,087, +58.3%; z 1.583; free low; no constraint binds on it). Households fell short of NAS 2026 St 1.9 household saving by Z = -3,84,547 in the prior (closure hh_saving; K4 held by cf.k4.hh_saving). Their net property income is several lakh crore below the old-base NAS 2024 St 5.0 ratio of net D4 to primary income (fincorp-19), so the household receipts of property income rise toward that structure and their interest payments fall. NBFC debentures and MF-held NBFC paper pay about half the coupon in the prior (the NBFC expended scale 0.503, fincorp-4), and E_NBFC's prior surplus (2,32,893) pushes the same way, so these rise more than the other household receipts. GRAS (no weights, no constraints) gives 2,242."},{"binding":[],"bop_function":null,"change":74.54,"col":"E_NBFC","component":"deposits_nbfc","confidence":"low","flags":[],"label":"balancing_set","pct_change":0.582746,"prior":127.91,"prior_status":"estimated","prov":"sam_fincorp:4a7d472c7b03","ref":"R8a","role":"free","row":"H_U4","status":"balanced","v":202.46,"verdict":"explained","why":"Explained. Cell H_U4 <- E_NBFC: 4,166 -> 6,594 (2,428, +58.3%; 4 entries). Largest moves: fincorp R8a debentures 1,087 (+58.3%); fincorp R8a mf_lookthrough 1,003 (+58.3%); fincorp R8a dividends 263 (+58.3%); fincorp R8a deposits_nbfc 75 (+58.3%). The largest mover is explained under its entry: Households fell short of NAS 2026 St 1.9 household saving by Z = -3,84,547 in the prior (closure hh_saving; K4 held by cf.k4.hh_saving). Their net property income is several lakh crore below the old-base NAS 2024 St 5.0 ratio of net D4 to primary income (fincorp-19), so the household receipts of property income rise toward that structure and their interest payments fall. NBFC debentures and MF-held NBFC paper pay about half the coupon in the prior (the NBFC expended scale 0.503, fincorp-4), and E_NBFC's prior surplus (2,32,893) pushes the same way, so these rise more than the other household receipts."},{"binding":[],"bop_function":null,"change":263.21,"col":"E_NBFC","component":"dividends","confidence":"low","flags":[],"label":"balancing_set","pct_change":0.582746,"prior":451.68,"prior_status":"estimated","prov":"sam_fincorp:4a7d472c7b03","ref":"R8a","role":"free","row":"H_U4","status":"balanced","v":714.89,"verdict":"explained","why":"Explained. Cell H_U4 <- E_NBFC: 4,166 -> 6,594 (2,428, +58.3%; 4 entries). Largest moves: fincorp R8a debentures 1,087 (+58.3%); fincorp R8a mf_lookthrough 1,003 (+58.3%); fincorp R8a dividends 263 (+58.3%); fincorp R8a deposits_nbfc 75 (+58.3%). The largest mover is explained under its entry: Households fell short of NAS 2026 St 1.9 household saving by Z = -3,84,547 in the prior (closure hh_saving; K4 held by cf.k4.hh_saving). Their net property income is several lakh crore below the old-base NAS 2024 St 5.0 ratio of net D4 to primary income (fincorp-19), so the household receipts of property income rise toward that structure and their interest payments fall. NBFC debentures and MF-held NBFC paper pay about half the coupon in the prior (the NBFC expended scale 0.503, fincorp-4), and E_NBFC's prior surplus (2,32,893) pushes the same way, so these rise more than the other household receipts."},{"binding":[],"bop_function":null,"change":1002.56,"col":"E_NBFC","component":"mf_lookthrough","confidence":"low","flags":[],"label":"balancing_set","pct_change":0.582746,"prior":1720.41,"prior_status":"estimated","prov":"sam_fincorp:4a7d472c7b03","ref":"R8a","role":"free","row":"H_U4","status":"balanced","v":2722.97,"verdict":"explained","why":"Explained. H_U4 <- E_NBFC R8a mf_lookthrough, 1,720 -> 2,723 (1,003, +58.3%; z 1.583; free low; no constraint binds on it). Households fell short of NAS 2026 St 1.9 household saving by Z = -3,84,547 in the prior (closure hh_saving; K4 held by cf.k4.hh_saving). Their net property income is several lakh crore below the old-base NAS 2024 St 5.0 ratio of net D4 to primary income (fincorp-19), so the household receipts of property income rise toward that structure and their interest payments fall. NBFC debentures and MF-held NBFC paper pay about half the coupon in the prior (the NBFC expended scale 0.503, fincorp-4), and E_NBFC's prior surplus (2,32,893) pushes the same way, so these rise more than the other household receipts. GRAS (no weights, no constraints) gives 2,067."},{"binding":[],"bop_function":null,"change":6237.21,"col":"E_NFPR","component":"distributed_income","confidence":"low","flags":["old_base_structure","depends_on_assumption"],"label":"balancing_set","pct_change":0.098912,"prior":63058.43,"prior_status":"estimated","prov":"sam_fincorp:f6cf865ac4ad","ref":"R8a","role":"free","row":"H_U4","status":"balanced","v":69295.64,"verdict":"explained","why":"Explained. H_U4 <- E_NFPR R8a distributed_income, 63,058 -> 69,297 (6,239, +9.9%; z 1.099; free low; no constraint binds on it). Households fell short of NAS 2026 St 1.9 household saving by Z = -3,84,547 in the prior (closure hh_saving; K4 held by cf.k4.hh_saving). Their net property income is several lakh crore below the old-base NAS 2024 St 5.0 ratio of net D4 to primary income (fincorp-19), so the household receipts of property income rise toward that structure and their interest payments fall. Every free, low household receipt of property income moves by about the same factor within a payer (AIDIS 2019 keys; FSF stocks x scaled rates). GRAS (no weights, no constraints) gives 64,322."},{"binding":[],"bop_function":null,"change":2747.22,"col":"E_NFPR","component":"distributed_income_mf","confidence":"low","flags":["old_base_structure","depends_on_assumption"],"label":"balancing_set","pct_change":0.098912,"prior":27774.57,"prior_status":"estimated","prov":"sam_fincorp:f6cf865ac4ad","ref":"R8a","role":"free","row":"H_U4","status":"balanced","v":30521.79,"verdict":"explained","why":"Explained. Cell H_U4 <- E_NFPR: 1,14,713 -> 1,26,062 (11,349, +9.9%; 4 entries). Largest moves: fincorp R8a distributed_income 6,239 (+9.9%); fincorp R8a distributed_income_mf 2,748 (+9.9%); fincorp R8a dividends 1,457 (+9.9%); fincorp R8a mf_lookthrough 906 (+9.9%). The largest mover is explained under its entry: Households fell short of NAS 2026 St 1.9 household saving by Z = -3,84,547 in the prior (closure hh_saving; K4 held by cf.k4.hh_saving). Their net property income is several lakh crore below the old-base NAS 2024 St 5.0 ratio of net D4 to primary income (fincorp-19), so the household receipts of property income rise toward that structure and their interest payments fall. Every free, low household receipt of property income moves by about the same factor within a payer (AIDIS 2019 keys; FSF stocks x scaled rates)."},{"binding":[],"bop_function":null,"change":1456.56,"col":"E_NFPR","component":"dividends","confidence":"low","flags":[],"label":"balancing_set","pct_change":0.098912,"prior":14725.84,"prior_status":"estimated","prov":"sam_fincorp:4a7d472c7b03","ref":"R8a","role":"free","row":"H_U4","status":"balanced","v":16182.39,"verdict":"explained","why":"Explained. Cell H_U4 <- E_NFPR: 1,14,713 -> 1,26,062 (11,349, +9.9%; 4 entries). Largest moves: fincorp R8a distributed_income 6,239 (+9.9%); fincorp R8a distributed_income_mf 2,748 (+9.9%); fincorp R8a dividends 1,457 (+9.9%); fincorp R8a mf_lookthrough 906 (+9.9%). The largest mover is explained under its entry: Households fell short of NAS 2026 St 1.9 household saving by Z = -3,84,547 in the prior (closure hh_saving; K4 held by cf.k4.hh_saving). Their net property income is several lakh crore below the old-base NAS 2024 St 5.0 ratio of net D4 to primary income (fincorp-19), so the household receipts of property income rise toward that structure and their interest payments fall. Every free, low household receipt of property income moves by about the same factor within a payer (AIDIS 2019 keys; FSF stocks x scaled rates)."},{"binding":[],"bop_function":null,"change":905.46,"col":"E_NFPR","component":"mf_lookthrough","confidence":"low","flags":[],"label":"balancing_set","pct_change":0.098912,"prior":9154.23,"prior_status":"estimated","prov":"sam_fincorp:4a7d472c7b03","ref":"R8a","role":"free","row":"H_U4","status":"balanced","v":10059.69,"verdict":"explained","why":"Explained. Cell H_U4 <- E_NFPR: 1,14,713 -> 1,26,062 (11,349, +9.9%; 4 entries). Largest moves: fincorp R8a distributed_income 6,239 (+9.9%); fincorp R8a distributed_income_mf 2,748 (+9.9%); fincorp R8a dividends 1,457 (+9.9%); fincorp R8a mf_lookthrough 906 (+9.9%). The largest mover is explained under its entry: Households fell short of NAS 2026 St 1.9 household saving by Z = -3,84,547 in the prior (closure hh_saving; K4 held by cf.k4.hh_saving). Their net property income is several lakh crore below the old-base NAS 2024 St 5.0 ratio of net D4 to primary income (fincorp-19), so the household receipts of property income rise toward that structure and their interest payments fall. Every free, low household receipt of property income moves by about the same factor within a payer (AIDIS 2019 keys; FSF stocks x scaled rates)."},{"binding":["fincorp:r8.nfpu_nongov_holders"],"bop_function":null,"change":0.2,"col":"E_NFPU","component":"dividends","confidence":"low","flags":["level_unexplained"],"label":"estimated","pct_change":0.295978,"prior":0.67,"prior_status":"estimated","prov":"sam_fincorp:4a7d472c7b03","ref":"R8a","role":"free","row":"H_U4","status":"estimated","v":0.87,"verdict":"level unexplained","why":"Explained in direction; level unexplained (bounded; fincorp-32). Cell H_U4 <- E_NFPU: 12,022 -> 13,763 (1,741, +14.5%; 4 entries). Largest moves: fincorp R8a mf_lookthrough 892 (+29.6%); government R9d railways 720 (+9.4%); government R9d posts 129 (+9.4%). Households fell short of NAS 2026 St 1.9 household saving by Z = -3,84,547 in the prior (closure hh_saving; K4 held by cf.k4.hh_saving). Their net property income is several lakh crore below the old-base NAS 2024 St 5.0 ratio of net D4 to primary income (fincorp-19), so the household receipts of property income rise toward that structure and their interest payments fall. The public NFC part of households' MF income (dividends from the R7-grossed issuer total and MF-held bond interest) is held within 25% by r8.nfpu_nongov_holders; the rise inside the band carries E_NFPU's prior surplus (3,12,829, government-33)."},{"binding":["fincorp:r8.nfpu_nongov_holders"],"bop_function":null,"change":891.91,"col":"E_NFPU","component":"mf_lookthrough","confidence":"low","flags":["level_unexplained"],"label":"balancing_set","pct_change":0.295978,"prior":3013.44,"prior_status":"estimated","prov":"sam_fincorp:4a7d472c7b03","ref":"R8a","role":"free","row":"H_U4","status":"balanced","v":3905.35,"verdict":"level unexplained","why":"Explained in direction; level unexplained (bounded; fincorp-32). H_U4 <- E_NFPU R8a mf_lookthrough, 3,013 -> 3,905 (892, +29.6%; z 1.296; free low; binding: r8.nfpu_nongov_holders (target 30,714, balanced 38,393, at its upper edge)). Households fell short of NAS 2026 St 1.9 household saving by Z = -3,84,547 in the prior (closure hh_saving; K4 held by cf.k4.hh_saving). Their net property income is several lakh crore below the old-base NAS 2024 St 5.0 ratio of net D4 to primary income (fincorp-19), so the household receipts of property income rise toward that structure and their interest payments fall. The public NFC part of households' MF income (dividends from the R7-grossed issuer total and MF-held bond interest) is held within 25% by r8.nfpu_nongov_holders; the rise inside the band carries E_NFPU's prior surplus (3,12,829, government-33). GRAS (no weights, no constraints) gives 4,064. The prior account gaps (BALANCING.md 'Pre-balancing imbalances'; closure institution_gaps): G_STA 4,50,426, households Z -3,84,547, E_NFPU 3,12,829, G_CEN -2,98,948, E_NBFC 2,32,893, E_INSP -1,21,568, E_NFPR -1,13,892, E_BANK -1,02,838, E_RBI 25,646."},{"binding":["government:gov.r9d.posts"],"bop_function":null,"change":128.72,"col":"E_NFPU","component":"posts","confidence":"low","flags":["judgement_band","level_unexplained"],"label":"balancing_set","pct_change":0.09424,"prior":1365.85,"prior_status":"estimated","prov":"sam_government:6506b722bc9d","ref":"R9d","role":"free","row":"H_U4","status":"balanced","v":1494.57,"verdict":"level unexplained","why":"Explained in direction; level unexplained (bounded; fincorp-32). Cell H_U4 <- E_NFPU: 12,022 -> 13,763 (1,741, +14.5%; 4 entries). Largest moves: fincorp R8a mf_lookthrough 892 (+29.6%); government R9d railways 720 (+9.4%); government R9d posts 129 (+9.4%). Households fell short of NAS 2026 St 1.9 household saving by Z = -3,84,547 in the prior (closure hh_saving; K4 held by cf.k4.hh_saving). Their net property income is several lakh crore below the old-base NAS 2024 St 5.0 ratio of net D4 to primary income (fincorp-19), so the household receipts of property income rise toward that structure and their interest payments fall. The public NFC part of households' MF income (dividends from the R7-grossed issuer total and MF-held bond interest) is held within 25% by r8.nfpu_nongov_holders; the rise inside the band carries E_NFPU's prior surplus (3,12,829, government-33)."},{"binding":["government:gov.r9d.railways"],"bop_function":null,"change":720.18,"col":"E_NFPU","component":"railways","confidence":"low","flags":["judgement_band","level_unexplained"],"label":"balancing_set","pct_change":0.09424,"prior":7642.01,"prior_status":"estimated","prov":"sam_government:6506b722bc9d","ref":"R9d","role":"free","row":"H_U4","status":"balanced","v":8362.19,"verdict":"level unexplained","why":"Explained in direction; level unexplained (bounded; fincorp-32). Cell H_U4 <- E_NFPU: 12,022 -> 13,763 (1,741, +14.5%; 4 entries). Largest moves: fincorp R8a mf_lookthrough 892 (+29.6%); government R9d railways 720 (+9.4%); government R9d posts 129 (+9.4%). Households fell short of NAS 2026 St 1.9 household saving by Z = -3,84,547 in the prior (closure hh_saving; K4 held by cf.k4.hh_saving). Their net property income is several lakh crore below the old-base NAS 2024 St 5.0 ratio of net D4 to primary income (fincorp-19), so the household receipts of property income rise toward that structure and their interest payments fall. The public NFC part of households' MF income (dividends from the R7-grossed issuer total and MF-held bond interest) is held within 25% by r8.nfpu_nongov_holders; the rise inside the band carries E_NFPU's prior surplus (3,12,829, government-33)."},{"binding":["factors:f2f3.hh_gross_os_mi"],"bop_function":null,"change":-356.68,"col":"F_GOSC","component":"total","confidence":"medium","flags":[],"label":"estimated","pct_change":-0.001522,"prior":234350.71,"prior_status":"estimated","prov":"sam_factors:b79362f116d1","ref":"F3a","role":"free","row":"H_U4","status":"balanced","v":233994.03,"verdict":null,"why":null},{"binding":["factors:f2f3.hh_gross_os_mi"],"bop_function":null,"change":-351.63,"col":"F_GOSC","component":"total","confidence":"low","flags":[],"label":"estimated","pct_change":-0.006074,"prior":57889.82,"prior_status":"estimated","prov":"sam_factors:6316094158f4","ref":"F3b","role":"free","row":"H_U4","status":"balanced","v":57538.2,"verdict":null,"why":null},{"binding":["factors:f2f3.hh_gross_os_mi"],"bop_function":null,"change":-100.04,"col":"F_GOSC","component":"total","confidence":"low","flags":[],"label":"estimated","pct_change":-0.006074,"prior":16470.3,"prior_status":"estimated","prov":"sam_factors:96435e5135b2","ref":"F3c","role":"free","row":"H_U4","status":"balanced","v":16370.26,"verdict":null,"why":null},{"binding":["factors:f1.total"],"bop_function":null,"change":-789.32,"col":"F_LCAS","component":"total","confidence":"low","flags":[],"label":"estimated","pct_change":-0.008229,"prior":95922.77,"prior_status":"estimated","prov":"sam_factors:c2487f0f6b07","ref":"F1a","role":"free","row":"H_U4","status":"balanced","v":95133.45,"verdict":null,"why":null},{"binding":["factors:f1.total"],"bop_function":null,"change":-5187.81,"col":"F_LREG","component":"total","confidence":"low","flags":[],"label":"balancing_set","pct_change":-0.005285,"prior":981533.37,"prior_status":"estimated","prov":"sam_factors:c2487f0f6b07","ref":"F1a","role":"free","row":"H_U4","status":"balanced","v":976345.56,"verdict":"explained","why":"Explained. H_U4 <- F_LREG F1a total, 9,81,533 -> 9,76,346 (-5,188, -0.5%; z 0.995; free low; binding: f1.total (target 94,74,605, balanced 94,74,606, at its upper edge)). Not a factor-income source disagreement: the total is held by f1.total (target 94,74,605, balanced 94,74,606, at its upper edge), and the group split is an IFPRI 2022/23 key mapped k = q (D2-19; free, low). The binding K4 constraint raises every group's saving (Z -3,84,547) roughly in proportion to its prior, so the groups whose priors save most need the most extra income and the factor total is re-split among groups by a fraction of a per cent (factors-22). GRAS (no weights, no constraints) gives 9,81,283."},{"binding":["factors:f2f3.hh_gross_os_mi"],"bop_function":null,"change":-764.4,"col":"F_MIXD","component":"farm","confidence":"low","flags":[],"label":"estimated","pct_change":-0.008171,"prior":93555.33,"prior_status":"estimated","prov":"sam_factors:6b22f2494831","ref":"F2","role":"free","row":"H_U4","status":"balanced","v":92790.93,"verdict":null,"why":null},{"binding":["factors:f2f3.hh_gross_os_mi"],"bop_function":null,"change":-3488.17,"col":"F_MIXD","component":"nonfarm","confidence":"low","flags":[],"label":"estimated","pct_change":-0.008171,"prior":426918.6,"prior_status":"estimated","prov":"sam_factors:6b22f2494831","ref":"F2","role":"free","row":"H_U4","status":"balanced","v":423430.43,"verdict":null,"why":null},{"binding":["government:gov.cofog.current_transfers","government:gov.r10.lpg_dbt"],"bop_function":null,"change":-34.34,"col":"G_CEN","component":"lpg_dbt","confidence":"low","flags":["judgement_band"],"label":"balancing_set","pct_change":-0.057832,"prior":593.74,"prior_status":"estimated","prov":"sam_government:75d9c8229a97","ref":"R10","role":"free","row":"H_U4","status":"balanced","v":559.4,"verdict":null,"why":null},{"binding":["government:gov.cofog.current_transfers","government:gov.r10.pm_kisan"],"bop_function":null,"change":-64.22,"col":"G_CEN","component":"pm_kisan","confidence":"low","flags":["judgement_band"],"label":"balancing_set","pct_change":-0.059511,"prior":1079.13,"prior_status":"estimated","prov":"sam_government:ba7475e8b7ba","ref":"R10","role":"free","row":"H_U4","status":"balanced","v":1014.91,"verdict":null,"why":null},{"binding":["government:gov.cofog.current_transfers","government:gov.r10.social_security"],"bop_function":null,"change":-119.13,"col":"G_CEN","component":"social_security","confidence":"low","flags":["judgement_band"],"label":"balancing_set","pct_change":-0.10742,"prior":1109.0,"prior_status":"estimated","prov":"sam_government:3886123016a9","ref":"R10","role":"free","row":"H_U4","status":"balanced","v":989.87,"verdict":null,"why":null},{"binding":[],"bop_function":null,"change":423.96,"col":"G_CEN","component":"gsec_direct","confidence":"low","flags":[],"label":"estimated","pct_change":0.202018,"prior":2098.64,"prior_status":"estimated","prov":"sam_fincorp:4a7d472c7b03","ref":"R8a","role":"free","row":"H_U4","status":"balanced","v":2522.6,"verdict":null,"why":null},{"binding":[],"bop_function":null,"change":669.41,"col":"G_CEN","component":"mf_lookthrough","confidence":"low","flags":[],"label":"balancing_set","pct_change":0.202018,"prior":3313.64,"prior_status":"estimated","prov":"sam_fincorp:4a7d472c7b03","ref":"R8a","role":"free","row":"H_U4","status":"balanced","v":3983.05,"verdict":"explained","why":"Explained. H_U4 <- G_CEN R8a mf_lookthrough, 3,314 -> 3,987 (673, +20.3%; z 1.203; free low; no constraint binds on it). Households fell short of NAS 2026 St 1.9 household saving by Z = -3,84,547 in the prior (closure hh_saving; K4 held by cf.k4.hh_saving). Their net property income is several lakh crore below the old-base NAS 2024 St 5.0 ratio of net D4 to primary income (fincorp-19), so the household receipts of property income rise toward that structure and their interest payments fall. Every free, low household receipt of property income moves by about the same factor within a payer (AIDIS 2019 keys; FSF stocks x scaled rates). GRAS (no weights, no constraints) gives 3,249."},{"binding":[],"bop_function":null,"change":1887.33,"col":"G_CEN","component":"small_savings","confidence":"medium","flags":[],"label":"estimated","pct_change":0.047075,"prior":40092.17,"prior_status":"estimated","prov":"sam_fincorp:262ea2c92423","ref":"R8a","role":"free","row":"H_U4","status":"balanced","v":41979.5,"verdict":null,"why":null},{"binding":["government:gov.cofog.current_transfers","government:gov.r9.centre"],"bop_function":null,"change":-721.47,"col":"G_CEN","component":"pensions","confidence":"low","flags":["judgement_band"],"label":"balancing_set","pct_change":-0.025132,"prior":28707.52,"prior_status":"estimated","prov":"sam_government:9acb5a260093","ref":"R9a","role":"free","row":"H_U4","status":"balanced","v":27986.06,"verdict":null,"why":null},{"binding":["fincorp:r9c.gpf_union"],"bop_function":null,"change":45.01,"col":"G_CEN","component":"gpf_union","confidence":"medium","flags":[],"label":"estimated","pct_change":0.018663,"prior":2411.57,"prior_status":"estimated","prov":"sam_fincorp:5ad606278166","ref":"R9c","role":"free","row":"H_U4","status":"balanced","v":2456.58,"verdict":null,"why":null},{"binding":["government:gov.cofog.current_transfers"],"bop_function":null,"change":3621.19,"col":"G_STA","component":"cash_schemes","confidence":"low","flags":["judgement_band","level_unexplained"],"label":"balancing_set","pct_change":0.283427,"prior":12776.45,"prior_status":"estimated","prov":"sam_government:a24a6c317530","ref":"R10","role":"free","row":"H_U4","status":"balanced","v":16397.63,"verdict":"level unexplained","why":"Explained in direction; level unexplained (government-31, now bounded). H_U4 <- G_STA R10 cash_schemes, 12,776 -> 16,398 (3,621, +28.3%; z 1.283; free low; binding: gov.cofog.current_transfers (target 10,05,630, balanced 10,55,912, at its upper edge)). The prior left G_STA 4,50,426 over and households Z -3,84,547 short. The Wave C fix declared gov.cofog.current_transfers (R9a + R10 + R18 within 5% of NAS 2026 St 4.2 COFOG current transfers, 10,05,630; PM-KISAN moved from taxes' P10a to R10, government-30), and held the Union's R10 lines at their published totals, R9a by its bands and R18 at IGAS-2. So the States' cash_schemes carries the room up to the COFOG ceiling (10,55,912, +5.0%): 2,14,325 -> 2,77,356 over the ten groups, every group z 1.28-1.30. Direction: RBI State Finances show the States' revenue expenditure about 3.3 lakh above the outlays the SAM writes for them (government-27), and FC16 covers only 21 States' cash-transfer and social-security schemes (2,06,387, grossed up). Level: no source supports the balanced figure (it is the FC16 figure +29%); it is now bounded by the published NAS 4.2 total instead of rising 74% as before. GRAS (no weights, no constraints) gives 13,347. The prior account gaps (BALANCING.md 'Pre-balancing imbalances'; closure institution_gaps): G_STA 4,50,426, households Z -3,84,547, E_NFPU 3,12,829, G_CEN -2,98,948, E_NBFC 2,32,893, E_INSP -1,21,568, E_NFPR -1,13,892, E_BANK -1,02,838, E_RBI 25,646."},{"binding":["fincorp:r3b.states_nas_concept"],"bop_function":null,"change":47.97,"col":"G_STA","component":"gsec_direct","confidence":"low","flags":["level_unexplained"],"label":"balancing_set","pct_change":0.06351,"prior":755.26,"prior_status":"estimated","prov":"sam_fincorp:4a7d472c7b03","ref":"R8a","role":"free","row":"H_U4","status":"balanced","v":803.22,"verdict":"level unexplained","why":"Explained in direction; level unexplained (government-31, now bounded). Cell H_U4 <- G_STA: 78,437 -> 83,674 (5,237, +6.7%; 5 entries). Largest moves: government R10 cash_schemes 3,621 (+28.3%); government R9a pensions 1,406 (+2.5%); fincorp R9c gpf_states 107 (+1.6%); fincorp R8a mf_lookthrough 55 (+6.4%); fincorp R8a gsec_direct 48 (+6.4%). The prior left G_STA 4,50,426 over and households Z -3,84,547 short. The Wave C fix declared gov.cofog.current_transfers (R9a + R10 + R18 within 5% of NAS 2026 St 4.2 COFOG current transfers, 10,05,630; PM-KISAN moved from taxes' P10a to R10, government-30), and held the Union's R10 lines at their published totals, R9a by its bands and R18 at IGAS-2. So the States' cash_schemes carries the room up to the COFOG ceiling (10,55,912, +5.0%): 2,14,325 -> 2,77,356 over the ten groups, every group z 1.28-1.30. Direction: RBI State Finances show the States' revenue expenditure about 3.3 lakh above the outlays the SAM writes for them (government-27), and FC16 covers only 21 States' cash-transfer and social-security schemes (2,06,387, grossed up). Level: no source supports the balanced figure (it is the FC16 figure +29%); it is now bounded by the published NAS 4.2 total instead of rising 74% as before."},{"binding":["fincorp:r3b.states_nas_concept"],"bop_function":null,"change":54.67,"col":"G_STA","component":"mf_lookthrough","confidence":"low","flags":["level_unexplained"],"label":"balancing_set","pct_change":0.06351,"prior":860.74,"prior_status":"estimated","prov":"sam_fincorp:4a7d472c7b03","ref":"R8a","role":"free","row":"H_U4","status":"balanced","v":915.4,"verdict":"level unexplained","why":"Explained in direction; level unexplained (government-31, now bounded). Cell H_U4 <- G_STA: 78,437 -> 83,674 (5,237, +6.7%; 5 entries). Largest moves: government R10 cash_schemes 3,621 (+28.3%); government R9a pensions 1,406 (+2.5%); fincorp R9c gpf_states 107 (+1.6%); fincorp R8a mf_lookthrough 55 (+6.4%); fincorp R8a gsec_direct 48 (+6.4%). The prior left G_STA 4,50,426 over and households Z -3,84,547 short. The Wave C fix declared gov.cofog.current_transfers (R9a + R10 + R18 within 5% of NAS 2026 St 4.2 COFOG current transfers, 10,05,630; PM-KISAN moved from taxes' P10a to R10, government-30), and held the Union's R10 lines at their published totals, R9a by its bands and R18 at IGAS-2. So the States' cash_schemes carries the room up to the COFOG ceiling (10,55,912, +5.0%): 2,14,325 -> 2,77,356 over the ten groups, every group z 1.28-1.30. Direction: RBI State Finances show the States' revenue expenditure about 3.3 lakh above the outlays the SAM writes for them (government-27), and FC16 covers only 21 States' cash-transfer and social-security schemes (2,06,387, grossed up). Level: no source supports the balanced figure (it is the FC16 figure +29%); it is now bounded by the published NAS 4.2 total instead of rising 74% as before."},{"binding":["government:gov.cofog.current_transfers","government:gov.r9.states"],"bop_function":null,"change":1405.54,"col":"G_STA","component":"pensions","confidence":"low","flags":["judgement_band","level_unexplained"],"label":"balancing_set","pct_change":0.024607,"prior":57120.59,"prior_status":"estimated","prov":"sam_government:9acb5a260093","ref":"R9a","role":"free","row":"H_U4","status":"balanced","v":58526.13,"verdict":"level unexplained","why":"Explained in direction; level unexplained (government-31, now bounded). Cell H_U4 <- G_STA: 78,437 -> 83,674 (5,237, +6.7%; 5 entries). Largest moves: government R10 cash_schemes 3,621 (+28.3%); government R9a pensions 1,406 (+2.5%); fincorp R9c gpf_states 107 (+1.6%); fincorp R8a mf_lookthrough 55 (+6.4%); fincorp R8a gsec_direct 48 (+6.4%). The prior left G_STA 4,50,426 over and households Z -3,84,547 short. The Wave C fix declared gov.cofog.current_transfers (R9a + R10 + R18 within 5% of NAS 2026 St 4.2 COFOG current transfers, 10,05,630; PM-KISAN moved from taxes' P10a to R10, government-30), and held the Union's R10 lines at their published totals, R9a by its bands and R18 at IGAS-2. So the States' cash_schemes carries the room up to the COFOG ceiling (10,55,912, +5.0%): 2,14,325 -> 2,77,356 over the ten groups, every group z 1.28-1.30. Direction: RBI State Finances show the States' revenue expenditure about 3.3 lakh above the outlays the SAM writes for them (government-27), and FC16 covers only 21 States' cash-transfer and social-security schemes (2,06,387, grossed up). Level: no source supports the balanced figure (it is the FC16 figure +29%); it is now bounded by the published NAS 4.2 total instead of rising 74% as before."},{"binding":["fincorp:r3b.states_nas_concept"],"bop_function":null,"change":107.41,"col":"G_STA","component":"gpf_states","confidence":"medium","flags":["level_unexplained"],"label":"balancing_set","pct_change":0.015513,"prior":6924.02,"prior_status":"estimated","prov":"sam_fincorp:b2331f15e6ee","ref":"R9c","role":"free","row":"H_U4","status":"balanced","v":7031.43,"verdict":"level unexplained","why":"Explained in direction; level unexplained (government-31, now bounded). Cell H_U4 <- G_STA: 78,437 -> 83,674 (5,237, +6.7%; 5 entries). Largest moves: government R10 cash_schemes 3,621 (+28.3%); government R9a pensions 1,406 (+2.5%); fincorp R9c gpf_states 107 (+1.6%); fincorp R8a mf_lookthrough 55 (+6.4%); fincorp R8a gsec_direct 48 (+6.4%). The prior left G_STA 4,50,426 over and households Z -3,84,547 short. The Wave C fix declared gov.cofog.current_transfers (R9a + R10 + R18 within 5% of NAS 2026 St 4.2 COFOG current transfers, 10,05,630; PM-KISAN moved from taxes' P10a to R10, government-30), and held the Union's R10 lines at their published totals, R9a by its bands and R18 at IGAS-2. So the States' cash_schemes carries the room up to the COFOG ceiling (10,55,912, +5.0%): 2,14,325 -> 2,77,356 over the ten groups, every group z 1.28-1.30. Direction: RBI State Finances show the States' revenue expenditure about 3.3 lakh above the outlays the SAM writes for them (government-27), and FC16 covers only 21 States' cash-transfer and social-security schemes (2,06,387, grossed up). Level: no source supports the balanced figure (it is the FC16 figure +29%); it is now bounded by the published NAS 4.2 total instead of rising 74% as before."},{"binding":["rest_of_world:row.r11_total"],"bop_function":null,"change":-689.04,"col":"R_ROW","component":"remittances","confidence":"low","flags":[],"label":"estimated","pct_change":-0.005637,"prior":122246.28,"prior_status":"estimated","prov":"sam_rest_of_world:46590e3f1880","ref":"R11a","role":"free","row":"H_U4","status":"balanced","v":121557.23,"verdict":null,"why":null},{"binding":[],"bop_function":null,"change":3.72,"col":"E_BANK","component":"debentures","confidence":"low","flags":[],"label":"balancing_set","pct_change":0.094357,"prior":39.47,"prior_status":"estimated","prov":"sam_fincorp:4a7d472c7b03","ref":"R8a","role":"free","row":"H_U5","status":"balanced","v":43.19,"verdict":"explained","why":"Explained. Cell H_U5 <- E_BANK: 3,14,026 -> 3,43,631 (29,605, +9.4%; 4 entries). Largest moves: fincorp R8a deposits_bank 27,904 (+9.4%); fincorp R8a mf_lookthrough 1,560 (+9.4%); fincorp R8a dividends 138 (+9.4%); fincorp R8a debentures 4 (+9.4%). The largest mover is explained under its entry: Households fell short of NAS 2026 St 1.9 household saving by Z = -3,84,547 in the prior (closure hh_saving; K4 held by cf.k4.hh_saving). Their net property income is several lakh crore below the old-base NAS 2024 St 5.0 ratio of net D4 to primary income (fincorp-19), so the household receipts of property income rise toward that structure and their interest payments fall. Every free, low household receipt of property income moves by about the same factor within a payer (AIDIS 2019 keys; FSF stocks x scaled rates)."},{"binding":[],"bop_function":null,"change":27927.85,"col":"E_BANK","component":"deposits_bank","confidence":"low","flags":[],"label":"balancing_set","pct_change":0.094357,"prior":295981.99,"prior_status":"estimated","prov":"sam_fincorp:4a7d472c7b03","ref":"R8a","role":"free","row":"H_U5","status":"balanced","v":323909.84,"verdict":"explained","why":"Explained. H_U5 <- E_BANK R8a deposits_bank, 2,95,982 -> 3,23,886 (27,904, +9.4%; z 1.094; free low; no constraint binds on it). Households fell short of NAS 2026 St 1.9 household saving by Z = -3,84,547 in the prior (closure hh_saving; K4 held by cf.k4.hh_saving). Their net property income is several lakh crore below the old-base NAS 2024 St 5.0 ratio of net D4 to primary income (fincorp-19), so the household receipts of property income rise toward that structure and their interest payments fall. Every free, low household receipt of property income moves by about the same factor within a payer (AIDIS 2019 keys; FSF stocks x scaled rates). GRAS (no weights, no constraints) gives 2,97,388."},{"binding":[],"bop_function":null,"change":137.74,"col":"E_BANK","component":"dividends","confidence":"low","flags":[],"label":"balancing_set","pct_change":0.094357,"prior":1459.75,"prior_status":"estimated","prov":"sam_fincorp:4a7d472c7b03","ref":"R8a","role":"free","row":"H_U5","status":"balanced","v":1597.48,"verdict":"explained","why":"Explained. Cell H_U5 <- E_BANK: 3,14,026 -> 3,43,631 (29,605, +9.4%; 4 entries). Largest moves: fincorp R8a deposits_bank 27,904 (+9.4%); fincorp R8a mf_lookthrough 1,560 (+9.4%); fincorp R8a dividends 138 (+9.4%); fincorp R8a debentures 4 (+9.4%). The largest mover is explained under its entry: Households fell short of NAS 2026 St 1.9 household saving by Z = -3,84,547 in the prior (closure hh_saving; K4 held by cf.k4.hh_saving). Their net property income is several lakh crore below the old-base NAS 2024 St 5.0 ratio of net D4 to primary income (fincorp-19), so the household receipts of property income rise toward that structure and their interest payments fall. Every free, low household receipt of property income moves by about the same factor within a payer (AIDIS 2019 keys; FSF stocks x scaled rates)."},{"binding":[],"bop_function":null,"change":1561.12,"col":"E_BANK","component":"mf_lookthrough","confidence":"low","flags":[],"label":"balancing_set","pct_change":0.094357,"prior":16544.89,"prior_status":"estimated","prov":"sam_fincorp:4a7d472c7b03","ref":"R8a","role":"free","row":"H_U5","status":"balanced","v":18106.01,"verdict":"explained","why":"Explained. Cell H_U5 <- E_BANK: 3,14,026 -> 3,43,631 (29,605, +9.4%; 4 entries). Largest moves: fincorp R8a deposits_bank 27,904 (+9.4%); fincorp R8a mf_lookthrough 1,560 (+9.4%); fincorp R8a dividends 138 (+9.4%); fincorp R8a debentures 4 (+9.4%). The largest mover is explained under its entry: Households fell short of NAS 2026 St 1.9 household saving by Z = -3,84,547 in the prior (closure hh_saving; K4 held by cf.k4.hh_saving). Their net property income is several lakh crore below the old-base NAS 2024 St 5.0 ratio of net D4 to primary income (fincorp-19), so the household receipts of property income rise toward that structure and their interest payments fall. Every free, low household receipt of property income moves by about the same factor within a payer (AIDIS 2019 keys; FSF stocks x scaled rates)."},{"binding":["fincorp:r17.claims"],"bop_function":null,"change":374.56,"col":"E_INSP","component":"claim","confidence":"medium","flags":["depends_on_assumption"],"label":"balancing_set","pct_change":0.015093,"prior":24815.86,"prior_status":"estimated","prov":"sam_fincorp:e804e530cf07","ref":"R17","role":"free","row":"H_U5","status":"balanced","v":25190.42,"verdict":"explained","why":"Explained. Cell H_U5 <- E_INSP: 2,46,723 -> 2,40,850 (-5,872, -2.4%; 9 entries). Largest moves: fincorp R9c exempted_pf -1,763 (-5.6%); fincorp R9c life -1,403 (-1.4%); fincorp R9c nps -1,298 (-5.6%); fincorp R9c eps -1,294 (-5.6%); fincorp R9c epf -568 (-1.4%). The largest mover is explained under its entry: Households fell short of NAS 2026 St 1.9 household saving by Z = -3,84,547 in the prior (closure hh_saving; K4 held by cf.k4.hh_saving). Their net property income is several lakh crore below the old-base NAS 2024 St 5.0 ratio of net D4 to primary income (fincorp-19), so the household receipts of property income rise toward that structure and their interest payments fall. D44 to households is held by scheme (r9c.* bands); the group split moves."},{"binding":["fincorp:r17.supplements"],"bop_function":null,"change":82.32,"col":"E_INSP","component":"premium_supplement","confidence":"medium","flags":["depends_on_assumption"],"label":"balancing_set","pct_change":0.015247,"prior":5399.32,"prior_status":"estimated","prov":"sam_fincorp:e804e530cf07","ref":"R17","role":"free","row":"H_U5","status":"balanced","v":5481.64,"verdict":"explained","why":"Explained. Cell H_U5 <- E_INSP: 2,46,723 -> 2,40,850 (-5,872, -2.4%; 9 entries). Largest moves: fincorp R9c exempted_pf -1,763 (-5.6%); fincorp R9c life -1,403 (-1.4%); fincorp R9c nps -1,298 (-5.6%); fincorp R9c eps -1,294 (-5.6%); fincorp R9c epf -568 (-1.4%). The largest mover is explained under its entry: Households fell short of NAS 2026 St 1.9 household saving by Z = -3,84,547 in the prior (closure hh_saving; K4 held by cf.k4.hh_saving). Their net property income is several lakh crore below the old-base NAS 2024 St 5.0 ratio of net D4 to primary income (fincorp-19), so the household receipts of property income rise toward that structure and their interest payments fall. D44 to households is held by scheme (r9c.* bands); the group split moves."},{"binding":[],"bop_function":null,"change":-0.85,"col":"E_INSP","component":"dividends","confidence":"low","flags":[],"label":"estimated","pct_change":-0.055889,"prior":15.13,"prior_status":"estimated","prov":"sam_fincorp:4a7d472c7b03","ref":"R8a","role":"free","row":"H_U5","status":"estimated","v":14.29,"verdict":"explained","why":"Explained. Cell H_U5 <- E_INSP: 2,46,723 -> 2,40,850 (-5,872, -2.4%; 9 entries). Largest moves: fincorp R9c exempted_pf -1,763 (-5.6%); fincorp R9c life -1,403 (-1.4%); fincorp R9c nps -1,298 (-5.6%); fincorp R9c eps -1,294 (-5.6%); fincorp R9c epf -568 (-1.4%). The largest mover is explained under its entry: Households fell short of NAS 2026 St 1.9 household saving by Z = -3,84,547 in the prior (closure hh_saving; K4 held by cf.k4.hh_saving). Their net property income is several lakh crore below the old-base NAS 2024 St 5.0 ratio of net D4 to primary income (fincorp-19), so the household receipts of property income rise toward that structure and their interest payments fall. D44 to households is held by scheme (r9c.* bands); the group split moves."},{"binding":[],"bop_function":null,"change":-1.89,"col":"E_INSP","component":"mf_lookthrough","confidence":"low","flags":[],"label":"balancing_set","pct_change":-0.055889,"prior":33.89,"prior_status":"estimated","prov":"sam_fincorp:4a7d472c7b03","ref":"R8a","role":"free","row":"H_U5","status":"balanced","v":31.99,"verdict":"explained","why":"Explained. Cell H_U5 <- E_INSP: 2,46,723 -> 2,40,850 (-5,872, -2.4%; 9 entries). Largest moves: fincorp R9c exempted_pf -1,763 (-5.6%); fincorp R9c life -1,403 (-1.4%); fincorp R9c nps -1,298 (-5.6%); fincorp R9c eps -1,294 (-5.6%); fincorp R9c epf -568 (-1.4%). The largest mover is explained under its entry: Households fell short of NAS 2026 St 1.9 household saving by Z = -3,84,547 in the prior (closure hh_saving; K4 held by cf.k4.hh_saving). Their net property income is several lakh crore below the old-base NAS 2024 St 5.0 ratio of net D4 to primary income (fincorp-19), so the household receipts of property income rise toward that structure and their interest payments fall. D44 to households is held by scheme (r9c.* bands); the group split moves."},{"binding":[],"bop_function":null,"change":-569.57,"col":"E_INSP","component":"epf","confidence":"medium","flags":[],"label":"balancing_set","pct_change":-0.014275,"prior":39899.55,"prior_status":"estimated","prov":"sam_fincorp:b2331f15e6ee","ref":"R9c","role":"free","row":"H_U5","status":"balanced","v":39329.98,"verdict":"explained","why":"Explained. Cell H_U5 <- E_INSP: 2,46,723 -> 2,40,850 (-5,872, -2.4%; 9 entries). Largest moves: fincorp R9c exempted_pf -1,763 (-5.6%); fincorp R9c life -1,403 (-1.4%); fincorp R9c nps -1,298 (-5.6%); fincorp R9c eps -1,294 (-5.6%); fincorp R9c epf -568 (-1.4%). The largest mover is explained under its entry: Households fell short of NAS 2026 St 1.9 household saving by Z = -3,84,547 in the prior (closure hh_saving; K4 held by cf.k4.hh_saving). Their net property income is several lakh crore below the old-base NAS 2024 St 5.0 ratio of net D4 to primary income (fincorp-19), so the household receipts of property income rise toward that structure and their interest payments fall. D44 to households is held by scheme (r9c.* bands); the group split moves."},{"binding":[],"bop_function":null,"change":-1295.93,"col":"E_INSP","component":"eps","confidence":"low","flags":[],"label":"balancing_set","pct_change":-0.055889,"prior":23187.65,"prior_status":"estimated","prov":"sam_fincorp:b2331f15e6ee","ref":"R9c","role":"free","row":"H_U5","status":"balanced","v":21891.72,"verdict":"explained","why":"Explained. Cell H_U5 <- E_INSP: 2,46,723 -> 2,40,850 (-5,872, -2.4%; 9 entries). Largest moves: fincorp R9c exempted_pf -1,763 (-5.6%); fincorp R9c life -1,403 (-1.4%); fincorp R9c nps -1,298 (-5.6%); fincorp R9c eps -1,294 (-5.6%); fincorp R9c epf -568 (-1.4%). The largest mover is explained under its entry: Households fell short of NAS 2026 St 1.9 household saving by Z = -3,84,547 in the prior (closure hh_saving; K4 held by cf.k4.hh_saving). Their net property income is several lakh crore below the old-base NAS 2024 St 5.0 ratio of net D4 to primary income (fincorp-19), so the household receipts of property income rise toward that structure and their interest payments fall. D44 to households is held by scheme (r9c.* bands); the group split moves."},{"binding":[],"bop_function":null,"change":-1766.72,"col":"E_INSP","component":"exempted_pf","confidence":"low","flags":[],"label":"balancing_set","pct_change":-0.055889,"prior":31611.4,"prior_status":"estimated","prov":"sam_fincorp:b2331f15e6ee","ref":"R9c","role":"free","row":"H_U5","status":"balanced","v":29844.67,"verdict":"explained","why":"Explained. Cell H_U5 <- E_INSP: 2,46,723 -> 2,40,850 (-5,872, -2.4%; 9 entries). Largest moves: fincorp R9c exempted_pf -1,763 (-5.6%); fincorp R9c life -1,403 (-1.4%); fincorp R9c nps -1,298 (-5.6%); fincorp R9c eps -1,294 (-5.6%); fincorp R9c epf -568 (-1.4%). The largest mover is explained under its entry: Households fell short of NAS 2026 St 1.9 household saving by Z = -3,84,547 in the prior (closure hh_saving; K4 held by cf.k4.hh_saving). Their net property income is several lakh crore below the old-base NAS 2024 St 5.0 ratio of net D4 to primary income (fincorp-19), so the household receipts of property income rise toward that structure and their interest payments fall. D44 to households is held by scheme (r9c.* bands); the group split moves."},{"binding":[],"bop_function":null,"change":-1405.98,"col":"E_INSP","component":"life","confidence":"medium","flags":[],"label":"balancing_set","pct_change":-0.014275,"prior":98492.4,"prior_status":"estimated","prov":"sam_fincorp:b2331f15e6ee","ref":"R9c","role":"free","row":"H_U5","status":"balanced","v":97086.42,"verdict":"explained","why":"Explained. Cell H_U5 <- E_INSP: 2,46,723 -> 2,40,850 (-5,872, -2.4%; 9 entries). Largest moves: fincorp R9c exempted_pf -1,763 (-5.6%); fincorp R9c life -1,403 (-1.4%); fincorp R9c nps -1,298 (-5.6%); fincorp R9c eps -1,294 (-5.6%); fincorp R9c epf -568 (-1.4%). The largest mover is explained under its entry: Households fell short of NAS 2026 St 1.9 household saving by Z = -3,84,547 in the prior (closure hh_saving; K4 held by cf.k4.hh_saving). Their net property income is several lakh crore below the old-base NAS 2024 St 5.0 ratio of net D4 to primary income (fincorp-19), so the household receipts of property income rise toward that structure and their interest payments fall. D44 to households is held by scheme (r9c.* bands); the group split moves."},{"binding":[],"bop_function":null,"change":-1300.39,"col":"E_INSP","component":"nps","confidence":"low","flags":[],"label":"balancing_set","pct_change":-0.055889,"prior":23267.38,"prior_status":"estimated","prov":"sam_fincorp:b2331f15e6ee","ref":"R9c","role":"free","row":"H_U5","status":"balanced","v":21966.99,"verdict":"explained","why":"Explained. Cell H_U5 <- E_INSP: 2,46,723 -> 2,40,850 (-5,872, -2.4%; 9 entries). Largest moves: fincorp R9c exempted_pf -1,763 (-5.6%); fincorp R9c life -1,403 (-1.4%); fincorp R9c nps -1,298 (-5.6%); fincorp R9c eps -1,294 (-5.6%); fincorp R9c epf -568 (-1.4%). The largest mover is explained under its entry: Households fell short of NAS 2026 St 1.9 household saving by Z = -3,84,547 in the prior (closure hh_saving; K4 held by cf.k4.hh_saving). Their net property income is several lakh crore below the old-base NAS 2024 St 5.0 ratio of net D4 to primary income (fincorp-19), so the household receipts of property income rise toward that structure and their interest payments fall. D44 to households is held by scheme (r9c.* bands); the group split moves."},{"binding":[],"bop_function":null,"change":1540.96,"col":"E_NBFC","component":"debentures","confidence":"low","flags":[],"label":"balancing_set","pct_change":0.591002,"prior":2607.37,"prior_status":"estimated","prov":"sam_fincorp:4a7d472c7b03","ref":"R8a","role":"free","row":"H_U5","status":"balanced","v":4148.33,"verdict":"explained","why":"Explained. H_U5 <- E_NBFC R8a debentures, 2,607 -> 4,148 (1,541, +59.1%; z 1.591; free low; no constraint binds on it). Households fell short of NAS 2026 St 1.9 household saving by Z = -3,84,547 in the prior (closure hh_saving; K4 held by cf.k4.hh_saving). Their net property income is several lakh crore below the old-base NAS 2024 St 5.0 ratio of net D4 to primary income (fincorp-19), so the household receipts of property income rise toward that structure and their interest payments fall. NBFC debentures and MF-held NBFC paper pay about half the coupon in the prior (the NBFC expended scale 0.503, fincorp-4), and E_NBFC's prior surplus (2,32,893) pushes the same way, so these rise more than the other household receipts. GRAS (no weights, no constraints) gives 3,133."},{"binding":[],"bop_function":null,"change":105.63,"col":"E_NBFC","component":"deposits_nbfc","confidence":"low","flags":[],"label":"balancing_set","pct_change":0.591002,"prior":178.73,"prior_status":"estimated","prov":"sam_fincorp:4a7d472c7b03","ref":"R8a","role":"free","row":"H_U5","status":"balanced","v":284.35,"verdict":"explained","why":"Explained. Cell H_U5 <- E_NBFC: 5,821 -> 9,261 (3,440, +59.1%; 4 entries). Largest moves: fincorp R8a debentures 1,541 (+59.1%); fincorp R8a mf_lookthrough 1,421 (+59.1%); fincorp R8a dividends 373 (+59.1%); fincorp R8a deposits_nbfc 106 (+59.1%). The largest mover is explained under its entry: Households fell short of NAS 2026 St 1.9 household saving by Z = -3,84,547 in the prior (closure hh_saving; K4 held by cf.k4.hh_saving). Their net property income is several lakh crore below the old-base NAS 2024 St 5.0 ratio of net D4 to primary income (fincorp-19), so the household receipts of property income rise toward that structure and their interest payments fall. NBFC debentures and MF-held NBFC paper pay about half the coupon in the prior (the NBFC expended scale 0.503, fincorp-4), and E_NBFC's prior surplus (2,32,893) pushes the same way, so these rise more than the other household receipts."},{"binding":[],"bop_function":null,"change":372.98,"col":"E_NBFC","component":"dividends","confidence":"low","flags":[],"label":"balancing_set","pct_change":0.591002,"prior":631.1,"prior_status":"estimated","prov":"sam_fincorp:4a7d472c7b03","ref":"R8a","role":"free","row":"H_U5","status":"balanced","v":1004.07,"verdict":"explained","why":"Explained. Cell H_U5 <- E_NBFC: 5,821 -> 9,261 (3,440, +59.1%; 4 entries). Largest moves: fincorp R8a debentures 1,541 (+59.1%); fincorp R8a mf_lookthrough 1,421 (+59.1%); fincorp R8a dividends 373 (+59.1%); fincorp R8a deposits_nbfc 106 (+59.1%). The largest mover is explained under its entry: Households fell short of NAS 2026 St 1.9 household saving by Z = -3,84,547 in the prior (closure hh_saving; K4 held by cf.k4.hh_saving). Their net property income is several lakh crore below the old-base NAS 2024 St 5.0 ratio of net D4 to primary income (fincorp-19), so the household receipts of property income rise toward that structure and their interest payments fall. NBFC debentures and MF-held NBFC paper pay about half the coupon in the prior (the NBFC expended scale 0.503, fincorp-4), and E_NBFC's prior surplus (2,32,893) pushes the same way, so these rise more than the other household receipts."},{"binding":[],"bop_function":null,"change":1420.65,"col":"E_NBFC","component":"mf_lookthrough","confidence":"low","flags":[],"label":"balancing_set","pct_change":0.591002,"prior":2403.81,"prior_status":"estimated","prov":"sam_fincorp:4a7d472c7b03","ref":"R8a","role":"free","row":"H_U5","status":"balanced","v":3824.46,"verdict":"explained","why":"Explained. H_U5 <- E_NBFC R8a mf_lookthrough, 2,404 -> 3,824 (1,421, +59.1%; z 1.591; free low; no constraint binds on it). Households fell short of NAS 2026 St 1.9 household saving by Z = -3,84,547 in the prior (closure hh_saving; K4 held by cf.k4.hh_saving). Their net property income is several lakh crore below the old-base NAS 2024 St 5.0 ratio of net D4 to primary income (fincorp-19), so the household receipts of property income rise toward that structure and their interest payments fall. NBFC debentures and MF-held NBFC paper pay about half the coupon in the prior (the NBFC expended scale 0.503, fincorp-4), and E_NBFC's prior surplus (2,32,893) pushes the same way, so these rise more than the other household receipts. GRAS (no weights, no constraints) gives 2,889."},{"binding":[],"bop_function":null,"change":9219.85,"col":"E_NFPR","component":"distributed_income","confidence":"low","flags":["old_base_structure","depends_on_assumption"],"label":"balancing_set","pct_change":0.104644,"prior":88107.17,"prior_status":"estimated","prov":"sam_fincorp:f6cf865ac4ad","ref":"R8a","role":"free","row":"H_U5","status":"balanced","v":97327.03,"verdict":"explained","why":"Explained. H_U5 <- E_NFPR R8a distributed_income, 88,107 -> 97,329 (9,222, +10.5%; z 1.105; free low; no constraint binds on it). Households fell short of NAS 2026 St 1.9 household saving by Z = -3,84,547 in the prior (closure hh_saving; K4 held by cf.k4.hh_saving). Their net property income is several lakh crore below the old-base NAS 2024 St 5.0 ratio of net D4 to primary income (fincorp-19), so the household receipts of property income rise toward that structure and their interest payments fall. Every free, low household receipt of property income moves by about the same factor within a payer (AIDIS 2019 keys; FSF stocks x scaled rates). GRAS (no weights, no constraints) gives 89,880."},{"binding":[],"bop_function":null,"change":4060.96,"col":"E_NFPR","component":"distributed_income_mf","confidence":"low","flags":["old_base_structure","depends_on_assumption"],"label":"balancing_set","pct_change":0.104644,"prior":38807.48,"prior_status":"estimated","prov":"sam_fincorp:f6cf865ac4ad","ref":"R8a","role":"free","row":"H_U5","status":"balanced","v":42868.43,"verdict":"explained","why":"Explained. H_U5 <- E_NFPR R8a distributed_income_mf, 38,807 -> 42,869 (4,062, +10.5%; z 1.105; free low; no constraint binds on it). Households fell short of NAS 2026 St 1.9 household saving by Z = -3,84,547 in the prior (closure hh_saving; K4 held by cf.k4.hh_saving). Their net property income is several lakh crore below the old-base NAS 2024 St 5.0 ratio of net D4 to primary income (fincorp-19), so the household receipts of property income rise toward that structure and their interest payments fall. Every free, low household receipt of property income moves by about the same factor within a payer (AIDIS 2019 keys; FSF stocks x scaled rates). GRAS (no weights, no constraints) gives 39,588."},{"binding":[],"bop_function":null,"change":2153.08,"col":"E_NFPR","component":"dividends","confidence":"low","flags":[],"label":"balancing_set","pct_change":0.104644,"prior":20575.39,"prior_status":"estimated","prov":"sam_fincorp:4a7d472c7b03","ref":"R8a","role":"free","row":"H_U5","status":"balanced","v":22728.48,"verdict":"explained","why":"Explained. H_U5 <- E_NFPR R8a dividends, 20,575 -> 22,729 (2,154, +10.5%; z 1.105; free low; no constraint binds on it). Households fell short of NAS 2026 St 1.9 household saving by Z = -3,84,547 in the prior (closure hh_saving; K4 held by cf.k4.hh_saving). Their net property income is several lakh crore below the old-base NAS 2024 St 5.0 ratio of net D4 to primary income (fincorp-19), so the household receipts of property income rise toward that structure and their interest payments fall. Every free, low household receipt of property income moves by about the same factor within a payer (AIDIS 2019 keys; FSF stocks x scaled rates). GRAS (no weights, no constraints) gives 20,989."},{"binding":[],"bop_function":null,"change":1338.45,"col":"E_NFPR","component":"mf_lookthrough","confidence":"low","flags":[],"label":"balancing_set","pct_change":0.104644,"prior":12790.57,"prior_status":"estimated","prov":"sam_fincorp:4a7d472c7b03","ref":"R8a","role":"free","row":"H_U5","status":"balanced","v":14129.02,"verdict":"explained","why":"Explained. H_U5 <- E_NFPR R8a mf_lookthrough, 12,791 -> 14,129 (1,339, +10.5%; z 1.105; free low; no constraint binds on it). Households fell short of NAS 2026 St 1.9 household saving by Z = -3,84,547 in the prior (closure hh_saving; K4 held by cf.k4.hh_saving). Their net property income is several lakh crore below the old-base NAS 2024 St 5.0 ratio of net D4 to primary income (fincorp-19), so the household receipts of property income rise toward that structure and their interest payments fall. Every free, low household receipt of property income moves by about the same factor within a payer (AIDIS 2019 keys; FSF stocks x scaled rates). GRAS (no weights, no constraints) gives 13,048."},{"binding":["fincorp:r8.nfpu_nongov_holders"],"bop_function":null,"change":0.29,"col":"E_NFPU","component":"dividends","confidence":"low","flags":[],"label":"estimated","pct_change":0.302738,"prior":0.94,"prior_status":"estimated","prov":"sam_fincorp:4a7d472c7b03","ref":"R8a","role":"free","row":"H_U5","status":"estimated","v":1.23,"verdict":"explained","why":"Explained (bounded; government-33, audit BS-6). Cell H_U5 <- E_NFPU: 27,523 -> 31,128 (3,605, +13.1%; 4 entries). Largest moves: government R9d railways 1,977 (+10.0%); fincorp R8a mf_lookthrough 1,275 (+30.3%); government R9d posts 353 (+10.0%). R9d railways is the published pension outgo of the departmental enterprise (Railways: AFS Railway Funds disbursements 59,801.66, assumption A-R9d-1; Posts: MH 3201.07 less NPS) split by the public-sector wage key (low). The Wave C band gov.r9d.railways (target 59,802, balanced 65,782, at its upper edge) holds the total within 10% of that figure (the earlier run nearly doubled it); the rise inside the band (5,980) carries E_NFPU's prior surplus (3,12,829) and households' Z (-3,84,547)."},{"binding":["fincorp:r8.nfpu_nongov_holders"],"bop_function":null,"change":1274.67,"col":"E_NFPU","component":"mf_lookthrough","confidence":"low","flags":["level_unexplained"],"label":"balancing_set","pct_change":0.302738,"prior":4210.47,"prior_status":"estimated","prov":"sam_fincorp:4a7d472c7b03","ref":"R8a","role":"free","row":"H_U5","status":"balanced","v":5485.14,"verdict":"level unexplained","why":"Explained in direction; level unexplained (bounded; fincorp-32). H_U5 <- E_NFPU R8a mf_lookthrough, 4,210 -> 5,485 (1,275, +30.3%; z 1.303; free low; binding: r8.nfpu_nongov_holders (target 30,714, balanced 38,393, at its upper edge)). Households fell short of NAS 2026 St 1.9 household saving by Z = -3,84,547 in the prior (closure hh_saving; K4 held by cf.k4.hh_saving). Their net property income is several lakh crore below the old-base NAS 2024 St 5.0 ratio of net D4 to primary income (fincorp-19), so the household receipts of property income rise toward that structure and their interest payments fall. The public NFC part of households' MF income (dividends from the R7-grossed issuer total and MF-held bond interest) is held within 25% by r8.nfpu_nongov_holders; the rise inside the band carries E_NFPU's prior surplus (3,12,829, government-33). GRAS (no weights, no constraints) gives 5,678. The prior account gaps (BALANCING.md 'Pre-balancing imbalances'; closure institution_gaps): G_STA 4,50,426, households Z -3,84,547, E_NFPU 3,12,829, G_CEN -2,98,948, E_NBFC 2,32,893, E_INSP -1,21,568, E_NFPR -1,13,892, E_BANK -1,02,838, E_RBI 25,646."},{"binding":["government:gov.r9d.posts"],"bop_function":null,"change":353.29,"col":"E_NFPU","component":"posts","confidence":"low","flags":["judgement_band"],"label":"balancing_set","pct_change":0.099948,"prior":3534.73,"prior_status":"estimated","prov":"sam_government:6506b722bc9d","ref":"R9d","role":"free","row":"H_U5","status":"balanced","v":3888.02,"verdict":"explained","why":"Explained (bounded; government-33, audit BS-6). Cell H_U5 <- E_NFPU: 27,523 -> 31,128 (3,605, +13.1%; 4 entries). Largest moves: government R9d railways 1,977 (+10.0%); fincorp R8a mf_lookthrough 1,275 (+30.3%); government R9d posts 353 (+10.0%). R9d railways is the published pension outgo of the departmental enterprise (Railways: AFS Railway Funds disbursements 59,801.66, assumption A-R9d-1; Posts: MH 3201.07 less NPS) split by the public-sector wage key (low). The Wave C band gov.r9d.railways (target 59,802, balanced 65,782, at its upper edge) holds the total within 10% of that figure (the earlier run nearly doubled it); the rise inside the band (5,980) carries E_NFPU's prior surplus (3,12,829) and households' Z (-3,84,547)."},{"binding":["government:gov.r9d.railways"],"bop_function":null,"change":1976.67,"col":"E_NFPU","component":"railways","confidence":"low","flags":["judgement_band"],"label":"balancing_set","pct_change":0.099948,"prior":19777.03,"prior_status":"estimated","prov":"sam_government:6506b722bc9d","ref":"R9d","role":"free","row":"H_U5","status":"balanced","v":21753.7,"verdict":"explained","why":"Explained (bounded; government-33, audit BS-6). Cell H_U5 <- E_NFPU: 27,523 -> 31,128 (3,605, +13.1%; 4 entries). Largest moves: government R9d railways 1,977 (+10.0%); fincorp R8a mf_lookthrough 1,275 (+30.3%); government R9d posts 353 (+10.0%). R9d railways is the published pension outgo of the departmental enterprise (Railways: AFS Railway Funds disbursements 59,801.66, assumption A-R9d-1; Posts: MH 3201.07 less NPS) split by the public-sector wage key (low). The Wave C band gov.r9d.railways (target 59,802, balanced 65,782, at its upper edge) holds the total within 10% of that figure (the earlier run nearly doubled it); the rise inside the band (5,980) carries E_NFPU's prior surplus (3,12,829) and households' Z (-3,84,547)."},{"binding":["factors:f2f3.hh_gross_os_mi"],"bop_function":null,"change":-82.82,"col":"F_GOSC","component":"total","confidence":"medium","flags":[],"label":"estimated","pct_change":-0.000222,"prior":372274.96,"prior_status":"estimated","prov":"sam_factors:b79362f116d1","ref":"F3a","role":"free","row":"H_U5","status":"balanced","v":372192.14,"verdict":null,"why":null},{"binding":["factors:f2f3.hh_gross_os_mi"],"bop_function":null,"change":-62.23,"col":"F_GOSC","component":"total","confidence":"low","flags":[],"label":"estimated","pct_change":-0.00089,"prior":69955.56,"prior_status":"estimated","prov":"sam_factors:6316094158f4","ref":"F3b","role":"free","row":"H_U5","status":"balanced","v":69893.33,"verdict":null,"why":null},{"binding":["factors:f2f3.hh_gross_os_mi"],"bop_function":null,"change":-27.57,"col":"F_GOSC","component":"total","confidence":"low","flags":[],"label":"estimated","pct_change":-0.00089,"prior":30997.97,"prior_status":"estimated","prov":"sam_factors:96435e5135b2","ref":"F3c","role":"free","row":"H_U5","status":"balanced","v":30970.4,"verdict":null,"why":null},{"binding":["factors:f1.total"],"bop_function":null,"change":-292.77,"col":"F_LCAS","component":"total","confidence":"low","flags":[],"label":"estimated","pct_change":-0.003055,"prior":95817.92,"prior_status":"estimated","prov":"sam_factors:c2487f0f6b07","ref":"F1a","role":"free","row":"H_U5","status":"balanced","v":95525.15,"verdict":null,"why":null},{"binding":["factors:f1.total"],"bop_function":null,"change":-245.91,"col":"F_LREG","component":"total","confidence":"low","flags":[],"label":"estimated","pct_change":-9.7e-05,"prior":2540146.98,"prior_status":"estimated","prov":"sam_factors:c2487f0f6b07","ref":"F1a","role":"free","row":"H_U5","status":"balanced","v":2539901.07,"verdict":null,"why":null},{"binding":["factors:f2f3.hh_gross_os_mi"],"bop_function":null,"change":-171.62,"col":"F_MIXD","component":"farm","confidence":"low","flags":[],"label":"estimated","pct_change":-0.002997,"prior":57264.86,"prior_status":"estimated","prov":"sam_factors:6b22f2494831","ref":"F2","role":"free","row":"H_U5","status":"balanced","v":57093.23,"verdict":null,"why":null},{"binding":["factors:f2f3.hh_gross_os_mi"],"bop_function":null,"change":-2408.05,"col":"F_MIXD","component":"nonfarm","confidence":"low","flags":[],"label":"estimated","pct_change":-0.002997,"prior":803483.33,"prior_status":"estimated","prov":"sam_factors:6b22f2494831","ref":"F2","role":"free","row":"H_U5","status":"balanced","v":801075.27,"verdict":null,"why":null},{"binding":["government:gov.cofog.current_transfers","government:gov.r10.lpg_dbt"],"bop_function":null,"change":-31.42,"col":"G_CEN","component":"lpg_dbt","confidence":"low","flags":["judgement_band"],"label":"balancing_set","pct_change":-0.052918,"prior":593.67,"prior_status":"estimated","prov":"sam_government:75d9c8229a97","ref":"R10","role":"free","row":"H_U5","status":"balanced","v":562.25,"verdict":null,"why":null},{"binding":["government:gov.cofog.current_transfers","government:gov.r10.pm_kisan"],"bop_function":null,"change":-36.07,"col":"G_CEN","component":"pm_kisan","confidence":"low","flags":["judgement_band"],"label":"balancing_set","pct_change":-0.054605,"prior":660.53,"prior_status":"estimated","prov":"sam_government:ba7475e8b7ba","ref":"R10","role":"free","row":"H_U5","status":"balanced","v":624.46,"verdict":null,"why":null},{"binding":["government:gov.cofog.current_transfers","government:gov.r10.social_security"],"bop_function":null,"change":-113.95,"col":"G_CEN","component":"social_security","confidence":"low","flags":["judgement_band"],"label":"balancing_set","pct_change":-0.102764,"prior":1108.87,"prior_status":"estimated","prov":"sam_government:3886123016a9","ref":"R10","role":"free","row":"H_U5","status":"balanced","v":994.91,"verdict":null,"why":null},{"binding":[],"bop_function":null,"change":610.76,"col":"G_CEN","component":"gsec_direct","confidence":"low","flags":[],"label":"balancing_set","pct_change":0.208287,"prior":2932.28,"prior_status":"estimated","prov":"sam_fincorp:4a7d472c7b03","ref":"R8a","role":"free","row":"H_U5","status":"balanced","v":3543.03,"verdict":"explained","why":"Explained. H_U5 <- G_CEN R8a gsec_direct, 2,932 -> 3,546 (614, +20.9%; z 1.209; free low; no constraint binds on it). Households fell short of NAS 2026 St 1.9 household saving by Z = -3,84,547 in the prior (closure hh_saving; K4 held by cf.k4.hh_saving). Their net property income is several lakh crore below the old-base NAS 2024 St 5.0 ratio of net D4 to primary income (fincorp-19), so the household receipts of property income rise toward that structure and their interest payments fall. Every free, low household receipt of property income moves by about the same factor within a payer (AIDIS 2019 keys; FSF stocks x scaled rates). GRAS (no weights, no constraints) gives 2,875."},{"binding":[],"bop_function":null,"change":964.35,"col":"G_CEN","component":"mf_lookthrough","confidence":"low","flags":[],"label":"balancing_set","pct_change":0.208287,"prior":4629.92,"prior_status":"estimated","prov":"sam_fincorp:4a7d472c7b03","ref":"R8a","role":"free","row":"H_U5","status":"balanced","v":5594.28,"verdict":"explained","why":"Explained. H_U5 <- G_CEN R8a mf_lookthrough, 4,630 -> 5,599 (970, +20.9%; z 1.209; free low; no constraint binds on it). Households fell short of NAS 2026 St 1.9 household saving by Z = -3,84,547 in the prior (closure hh_saving; K4 held by cf.k4.hh_saving). Their net property income is several lakh crore below the old-base NAS 2024 St 5.0 ratio of net D4 to primary income (fincorp-19), so the household receipts of property income rise toward that structure and their interest payments fall. Every free, low household receipt of property income moves by about the same factor within a payer (AIDIS 2019 keys; FSF stocks x scaled rates). GRAS (no weights, no constraints) gives 4,539."},{"binding":[],"bop_function":null,"change":2713.37,"col":"G_CEN","component":"small_savings","confidence":"medium","flags":[],"label":"estimated","pct_change":0.048438,"prior":56018.01,"prior_status":"estimated","prov":"sam_fincorp:262ea2c92423","ref":"R8a","role":"free","row":"H_U5","status":"balanced","v":58731.39,"verdict":null,"why":null},{"binding":["government:gov.cofog.current_transfers","government:gov.r9.centre"],"bop_function":null,"change":-1489.32,"col":"G_CEN","component":"pensions","confidence":"low","flags":["judgement_band"],"label":"balancing_set","pct_change":-0.020047,"prior":74293.28,"prior_status":"estimated","prov":"sam_government:9acb5a260093","ref":"R9a","role":"free","row":"H_U5","status":"balanced","v":72803.95,"verdict":null,"why":null},{"binding":["fincorp:r9c.gpf_union"],"bop_function":null,"change":124.75,"col":"G_CEN","component":"gpf_union","confidence":"medium","flags":[],"label":"estimated","pct_change":0.019989,"prior":6241.0,"prior_status":"estimated","prov":"sam_fincorp:5ad606278166","ref":"R9c","role":"free","row":"H_U5","status":"balanced","v":6365.75,"verdict":null,"why":null},{"binding":["government:gov.cofog.current_transfers"],"bop_function":null,"change":3706.28,"col":"G_STA","component":"cash_schemes","confidence":"low","flags":["judgement_band","level_unexplained"],"label":"balancing_set","pct_change":0.290121,"prior":12774.93,"prior_status":"estimated","prov":"sam_government:a24a6c317530","ref":"R10","role":"free","row":"H_U5","status":"balanced","v":16481.21,"verdict":"level unexplained","why":"Explained in direction; level unexplained (government-31, now bounded). H_U5 <- G_STA R10 cash_schemes, 12,775 -> 16,481 (3,706, +29.0%; z 1.290; free low; binding: gov.cofog.current_transfers (target 10,05,630, balanced 10,55,912, at its upper edge)). The prior left G_STA 4,50,426 over and households Z -3,84,547 short. The Wave C fix declared gov.cofog.current_transfers (R9a + R10 + R18 within 5% of NAS 2026 St 4.2 COFOG current transfers, 10,05,630; PM-KISAN moved from taxes' P10a to R10, government-30), and held the Union's R10 lines at their published totals, R9a by its bands and R18 at IGAS-2. So the States' cash_schemes carries the room up to the COFOG ceiling (10,55,912, +5.0%): 2,14,325 -> 2,77,356 over the ten groups, every group z 1.28-1.30. Direction: RBI State Finances show the States' revenue expenditure about 3.3 lakh above the outlays the SAM writes for them (government-27), and FC16 covers only 21 States' cash-transfer and social-security schemes (2,06,387, grossed up). Level: no source supports the balanced figure (it is the FC16 figure +29%); it is now bounded by the published NAS 4.2 total instead of rising 74% as before. GRAS (no weights, no constraints) gives 13,346. The prior account gaps (BALANCING.md 'Pre-balancing imbalances'; closure institution_gaps): G_STA 4,50,426, households Z -3,84,547, E_NFPU 3,12,829, G_CEN -2,98,948, E_NBFC 2,32,893, E_INSP -1,21,568, E_NFPR -1,13,892, E_BANK -1,02,838, E_RBI 25,646."},{"binding":["fincorp:r3b.states_nas_concept"],"bop_function":null,"change":72.87,"col":"G_STA","component":"gsec_direct","confidence":"low","flags":[],"label":"balancing_set","pct_change":0.069057,"prior":1055.27,"prior_status":"estimated","prov":"sam_fincorp:4a7d472c7b03","ref":"R8a","role":"free","row":"H_U5","status":"balanced","v":1128.14,"verdict":"explained","why":"Explained. Cell H_U5 <- G_STA: 1,80,776 -> 1,89,368 (8,591, +4.8%; 5 entries). Largest moves: government R9a pensions 4,427 (+3.0%); government R10 cash_schemes 3,706 (+29.0%); fincorp R9c gpf_states 302 (+1.7%); fincorp R8a mf_lookthrough 83 (+6.9%); fincorp R8a gsec_direct 73 (+6.9%). The largest mover is explained under its entry: Government pensions are the published MH 2071 (Centre) and RBI SF (States) totals net of NPS, held by gov.r9.centre (2%) and gov.r9.states (3%), split by the public-sector wage key (low); households' Z (-3,84,547) moves them to the top of those bands."},{"binding":["fincorp:r3b.states_nas_concept"],"bop_function":null,"change":83.05,"col":"G_STA","component":"mf_lookthrough","confidence":"low","flags":[],"label":"balancing_set","pct_change":0.069057,"prior":1202.65,"prior_status":"estimated","prov":"sam_fincorp:4a7d472c7b03","ref":"R8a","role":"free","row":"H_U5","status":"balanced","v":1285.7,"verdict":"explained","why":"Explained. Cell H_U5 <- G_STA: 1,80,776 -> 1,89,368 (8,591, +4.8%; 5 entries). Largest moves: government R9a pensions 4,427 (+3.0%); government R10 cash_schemes 3,706 (+29.0%); fincorp R9c gpf_states 302 (+1.7%); fincorp R8a mf_lookthrough 83 (+6.9%); fincorp R8a gsec_direct 73 (+6.9%). The largest mover is explained under its entry: Government pensions are the published MH 2071 (Centre) and RBI SF (States) totals net of NPS, held by gov.r9.centre (2%) and gov.r9.states (3%), split by the public-sector wage key (low); households' Z (-3,84,547) moves them to the top of those bands."},{"binding":["government:gov.cofog.current_transfers","government:gov.r9.states"],"bop_function":null,"change":4427.5,"col":"G_STA","component":"pensions","confidence":"low","flags":["judgement_band"],"label":"balancing_set","pct_change":0.029951,"prior":147824.52,"prior_status":"estimated","prov":"sam_government:9acb5a260093","ref":"R9a","role":"free","row":"H_U5","status":"balanced","v":152252.02,"verdict":"explained","why":"Explained. Cell H_U5 <- G_STA: 1,80,776 -> 1,89,368 (8,591, +4.8%; 5 entries). Largest moves: government R9a pensions 4,427 (+3.0%); government R10 cash_schemes 3,706 (+29.0%); fincorp R9c gpf_states 302 (+1.7%); fincorp R8a mf_lookthrough 83 (+6.9%); fincorp R8a gsec_direct 73 (+6.9%). The largest mover is explained under its entry: Government pensions are the published MH 2071 (Centre) and RBI SF (States) totals net of NPS, held by gov.r9.centre (2%) and gov.r9.states (3%), split by the public-sector wage key (low); households' Z (-3,84,547) moves them to the top of those bands."},{"binding":["fincorp:r3b.states_nas_concept"],"bop_function":null,"change":301.66,"col":"G_STA","component":"gpf_states","confidence":"medium","flags":[],"label":"balancing_set","pct_change":0.016834,"prior":17918.93,"prior_status":"estimated","prov":"sam_fincorp:b2331f15e6ee","ref":"R9c","role":"free","row":"H_U5","status":"balanced","v":18220.59,"verdict":"explained","why":"Explained. Cell H_U5 <- G_STA: 1,80,776 -> 1,89,368 (8,591, +4.8%; 5 entries). Largest moves: government R9a pensions 4,427 (+3.0%); government R10 cash_schemes 3,706 (+29.0%); fincorp R9c gpf_states 302 (+1.7%); fincorp R8a mf_lookthrough 83 (+6.9%); fincorp R8a gsec_direct 73 (+6.9%). The largest mover is explained under its entry: Government pensions are the published MH 2071 (Centre) and RBI SF (States) totals net of NPS, held by gov.r9.centre (2%) and gov.r9.states (3%), split by the public-sector wage key (low); households' Z (-3,84,547) moves them to the top of those bands."},{"binding":["rest_of_world:row.r11_total"],"bop_function":null,"change":-101.14,"col":"R_ROW","component":"remittances","confidence":"low","flags":[],"label":"estimated","pct_change":-0.00045,"prior":224890.8,"prior_status":"estimated","prov":"sam_rest_of_world:46590e3f1880","ref":"R11a","role":"free","row":"H_U5","status":"balanced","v":224789.66,"verdict":null,"why":null}],"node":"HH"}