<p><h4>Headline Comparisons</h4> </p><p><ul> </p><p><li><b>Public sector net borrowing</b>, excluding the impact of financial interventions, totalled £141.1bn in 2010&#8722;11. This is £4.8bn lower than the £145.9bn forecast by the Office for Budget Responsibility (OBR) in their March 2011 Economic and Fiscal Outlook, and lower than the £156.5bn borrowed in 2009&#8722;10.</li> </p><p><li><b>Public sector net investment</b>, excluding the impact of financial interventions, was £40.2bn in 2010&#8722;11. This compares to the £41.1bn forecast by the OBR in March 2011.</li> </p><p><li>The <b>current budget deficit</b> in 2010&#8722;11 was £100.9bn, excluding the impact of financial interventions, which is £3.9bn lower than the £104.8bn forecast by the OBR in March 2011. </li> </p><p><li>Underlying <b>public sector net debt</b> at the end of March 2011 stood at 59.9% of national income, which is slightly lower than the 60.3% forecast by the OBR in March. Including the impact of the financial interventions raises headline public sector net debt to 148.5%.</li> </p><p></ul></p>