government securities
Government securities refer to financial instruments issued by a government to raise funds from the public or institutions. They are essentially debt obligations backed by the government, offering a low-risk investment option. These securities typically include treasury bills, bonds, and notes, and are considered safer than those issued by corporations or individuals.
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