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The 3 Most Indebted Countries in the World; Brazil on the List!
Do you know which countries have the highest public debts in 2024? The debt/GDP ratio is the metric that compares a country's public debt with its Gross Domestic Product (GDP).
By comparing what a nation owes with what it produces, the debt/GDP ratio shows a country's ability to pay its debts. Countries with similar debt/GDP ratios are ranked based on their PPP GDP.
The PPP GDP (Purchasing Power Parity) adjusts a country's economic output taking into account differences in the cost of living and purchasing power.
1. Japan
Debt/GDP ratio (2024): 251.9
GDP (PPP): US$ 6.71 trillion
The aging population has harmed public finances, exacerbating the burden of Japan's public debt. The country has the lowest labor productivity in the G7.
2. Sudan
Debt/GDP ratio (2024): 238.8
GDP (PPP): US$ 177.09 billion
The risk of public over-indebtedness for Sudan is assessed as high. The risks arising from high levels of public debt are exacerbated by slow GDP growth, worsened by a very low tax/GDP ratio.
3. Singapore
Debt/GDP ratio (2024): 168.3
GDP (PPP): US$ 786.87 billion
Despite the high level of gross national debt held by Singapore, the picture is different when looking at the country's net debt. In fact, Singapore's government assets exceed its debts, resulting in a net debt/GDP ratio of 0%.
25. Brazil
Debt/GDP ratio (2024): 90.3
GDP (PPP): US$ 4.26 trillion
Brazil's high national debt is due to the country's trade deficit. However, it is estimated that by 2030 Brazil will have the fourth largest gross domestic product in the world. But what is most surprising is that there are several global powers that are more indebted than our country in this ranking. That is, in this Top 30, Brazil is one of the countries with the lowest debt relative to GDP.
Sources: Yahoo Finance
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Do you know which countries have the highest public debts in 2024? The debt/GDP ratio is the metric that compares a country's public debt with its Gross Domestic Product (GDP).
By comparing what a nation owes with what it produces, the debt/GDP ratio shows a country's ability to pay its debts. Countries with similar debt/GDP ratios are ranked based on their PPP GDP.
The PPP GDP (Purchasing Power Parity) adjusts a country's economic output taking into account differences in the cost of living and purchasing power.
1. Japan
Debt/GDP ratio (2024): 251.9
GDP (PPP): US$ 6.71 trillion
The aging population has harmed public finances, exacerbating the burden of Japan's public debt. The country has the lowest labor productivity in the G7.
2. Sudan
Debt/GDP ratio (2024): 238.8
GDP (PPP): US$ 177.09 billion
The risk of public over-indebtedness for Sudan is assessed as high. The risks arising from high levels of public debt are exacerbated by slow GDP growth, worsened by a very low tax/GDP ratio.
3. Singapore
Debt/GDP ratio (2024): 168.3
GDP (PPP): US$ 786.87 billion
Despite the high level of gross national debt held by Singapore, the picture is different when looking at the country's net debt. In fact, Singapore's government assets exceed its debts, resulting in a net debt/GDP ratio of 0%.
25. Brazil
Debt/GDP ratio (2024): 90.3
GDP (PPP): US$ 4.26 trillion
Brazil's high national debt is due to the country's trade deficit. However, it is estimated that by 2030 Brazil will have the fourth largest gross domestic product in the world. But what is most surprising is that there are several global powers that are more indebted than our country in this ranking. That is, in this Top 30, Brazil is one of the countries with the lowest debt relative to GDP.
Sources: Yahoo Finance
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